The fish and chips are solid, but the real winner is the space itself. Love the high ceilings and the big windows, makes it feel so open and airy.

Parking was a bit tricky to find at first. Ended up using the self-park lot behind the building. It was well-lit and convenient for a small fee.

The thin-crust pizza is pretty good, generous with toppings. The Monday night special is a decent deal. Also had the fried pickles and tater tots, which were fine. A solid spot for a casual weeknight dinner.

The retro vibe here is so cozy. The booths are worn-in just right, and the jukebox in the corner was actually playing. Felt like a little time capsule.

Busy spot on weekends, but that&#39;s part of the charm. Their tap list is seriously impressive&mdash;lots of local and craft options to work through. Great place to post up and catch a game with the crew.

Found this spot on a whim. The fresh pasta was the star - you could tell it was made that day. Seasonal menu keeps things interesting. Prices felt fair for the quality.

The online waitlist was a lifesaver on a packed Saturday. Got a table in 15 minutes instead of an hour. Food was solid, no complaints there.

Been traveling a lot, and this breakfast really stood out. The omelet had that perfectly melted cheese, and the hash browns were spot-on.

The patio is a nice spot, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price. I ordered the grilled salmon and it was tasty, just left wanting a bit more. Good for a light lunch, I guess.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The coal-fired pizza crust is super crisp, toppings tasted fresh. Classic flavor, just what I needed. A bit pricey for the size though.

The Brussels sprouts appetizer is a must-order, seriously the best I&#39;ve had. I devoured my carbonara pasta, it was that good. Great spot for a casual dinner with friends, the vibe is just right for catching up.

The server was really attentive and knew the menu well. He suggested the grilled salmon with seasonal vegetables, and the fish was so fresh. I appreciated how he checked in just the right amount. Made for a relaxed evening.

Cozy spot with a real neighborhood feel. I grabbed a table outside and just watched the street for a bit. The inside is small but it works, everyone seems to know each other.

The blueberry soda was a standout. It had a nice balance, not too sweet, and paired well with my grilled salmon. The jolly rancher tea was also interesting, a fun twist. Drinks here really complement the food, which is the main draw for me.

Grabbed a seat at the bar to avoid the table wait. Their margarita was solid&mdash;good balance, fresh lime, decent tequila bite. Ended up staying for two. Bar service was quick and easy.

My happy hour go-to. The loaded queso is my favorite part&mdash;huge portion for the price. We always get it to share and still have some left. Margaritas are solid too.

Our server was awesome, really knew the menu inside out. I have a gluten allergy and she walked me through all the options without any fuss. Super attentive with the coffee refills too, never had to ask. Service like that makes a difference.

The lamb biryani was so aromatic. I had a glass of Malbec with it, and the pairing was spot-on&mdash;the wine&#39;s dark fruit notes really complemented the spices. The butter chicken was rich, but the spice level was just right for me. A solid choice for a casual dinner.

Sevonna was a fine server. She was attentive and professional, and her warm presence made the meal feel comfortable. A good experience overall.

The service at Terilli&#39;s is top-notch! Our server Marco was incredibly knowledgeable about the menu and made our dining experience truly memorable. Highly recommend asking for him!

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Been coming here for three years now. The meat is always top-notch, and Iris remembers my usual order. She&rsquo;s just so friendly and on top of things. That kind of consistent care keeps me coming back.

Been coming here for years. The brisket is the real deal - dark, crusty bark and just the right amount of smoke. The ribs are always fall-off-the-bone tender. That jalape&ntilde;o sausage has a good kick to it. Solid spot.

The patio is so nice for a lazy afternoon. They have these misting fans that actually work, which is a lifesaver in this heat. Our server was really on top of things too.

Power went out but they still got our burgers out using the leftover grill heat. The 50s-style patty was really good. Staff handled it all so well.

Half-price wings on Wednesdays is the move. They were super crispy outside and stayed juicy inside. I&#39;ll definitely be back for this deal.

Noah was our server and he really knew the menu. Helped us pick a wine that went perfectly with the pasta special. Made the whole thing easy.

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