Cute spot. The fried Brussels sprouts were killer. Server was super nice and gave us some local recs.

A solid choice for a quick lunch downtown. The menu is concise, which is nice. I had the BLT with pesto &ndash; it was grilled well, a pretty good sandwich. The service was fine, though a bit slow when it got busy.

Been coming here for years, and the brisket hash is my go-to. It&#39;s always cooked just right, never dry. The coffee&#39;s good too, they keep it coming. That consistency keeps me coming back.

Been coming here for years. The breakfast sandwich is always solid - eggs cooked right, good bread. Potatoes are crispy, not greasy. Just a reliable spot for a quick bite.

Stopped in for breakfast before heading to campus. The chorizo omelet was solid, packed with flavor. Strawberry hotcakes were a sweet hit, though a bit heavy. Got me fueled up for the day.

The bourbon maple syrup they make in-house is pretty good. I had it with my pancakes and it was a nice change from the usual. Coffee was fine too. The place gets a bit loud when it&#39;s full.

The sfogliatelle was really nice. The pastry had good flaky layers, and the filling wasn&#39;t too sweet. A solid choice for a treat.

The pastries were so tender, and you could really taste the butter in every bite. The fillings were delicious too. I just loved the whole vibe of the place, it felt really cozy and welcoming.

Been coming here for years, and their butter pecan donut is still my go-to.

That ginger rum cocktail was just right. 🍹 The filet mignon with crabcake was solid, too.

The mini jukeboxes at the tables are a fun touch. The turkey sandwich with gravy and mashed potatoes hit the spot.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The portion size is huge, honestly more than I could finish. Quality&#39;s solid for what you pay. Good spot when you&#39;re in a rush.

Happy hour&#39;s solid. Half-price menu. Crispy Brussels sprouts with bacon jam tart were the best part.

This place is tiny, just a couple of stools. But the smell of fresh waffles hits you. Got one to go around 9 PM. Still warm and crispy on the outside. Exactly what I needed for a quick bite.

The buffalo chicken pizza is a standout, and the pickle pizza is a unique gluten-free option. Their house red was a surprisingly good match for both.

The seasonal pancakes here are a vibe. Fluffy, with this subtle hint of something I couldn&#39;t place. Just felt cozy and right. The staff was really nice, too. A solid spot for a chill afternoon.

Been coming here for years, always reliable. The service is what keeps me coming back - shout out to Randy, he knows his wine list and suggested a great pairing for the pasta. A bit louder than I&#39;d like on a Friday, but that&#39;s the trade-off for a lively spot.

The made-to-order eggs are nice, but the real star is the cheese blintz. So good. The fresh whipped cream for coffee is a nice touch too. Solid breakfast spread.

Jen was a great waitress, very friendly. The food was really good. But the tables are honestly too small, especially if you order a few dishes to share. Hard to fit everything.

The double cappuccino was a lifesaver. They use Counter Culture beans, so the coffee&#39;s legit. Tried the iced latte with lavender too&mdash;it was really good. Just what I needed.

Service was on point even on a packed Friday night. Our server actually remembered the wine I ordered last time - a Malbec - and suggested a new one that paired perfectly with the steak. That kind of attention is what keeps me coming back.

Brought the family here for a late lunch. The burgers and fries were exactly what we needed&mdash;simple, classic, and done right. Staff was really chill about the kids making a bit of a mess. Solid spot.

Anthony and Scott took care of us. Service was really attentive without being overbearing. For the price point, that level of personal attention is a nice touch. Made the evening feel a bit more relaxed.

If you&#39;re looking for a unique dining experience, this restaurant is a must-visit! The private dinner experience was special, with expertly paired wines and a menu that pushed culinary boundaries.

I was happy to see they sell whole coffee beans by weight. Picked up a bag of their limited-run single origin. The beans smelled incredibly fresh, just roasted a couple days prior. Makes a big difference for my morning cup.

Always bustling, but it&#39;s the kind of cozy that feels right. The spicy Italian sausage in the biscuits and gravy was a nice touch. Coffee hit the spot.

I&#39;m a sucker for a place with a past. The vibe in this old Station Square spot just feels right. Went back the next night, honestly mostly for that wedge salad again. The crispy bacon bits and that cool, creamy dressing... so simple, so good.

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