The vermicelli bowl with tofu is my go-to. Fresh veggies, and that peanut chili sauce is fantastic. Pairs surprisingly well with a crisp, dry Riesling. Under $9, it&#39;s a steal for a filling lunch.

Service was prompt and attentive. The bottomless mimosas are a solid deal, even though they&#39;re not on the printed menu. Food was good, drinks were fine. A reliable spot for a straightforward brunch.

The bread here is so good and they keep bringing more! Great for a post-work hang with friends.

A solid brunch spot downtown. The food was well-seasoned, and the old radiators by the windows gave it a nice, cozy feel.

Restaurant Week menu was a solid deal. The salmon was a huge portion, cooked just right. My wife&rsquo;s scallops were a hit. Good value for the price.

The coffee is pretty good, but the pastries are the real draw. The croissants are excellent, flaky and buttery. It&rsquo;s a nice spot for a quiet morning. The service was a bit slow today, but otherwise fine.

Been ordering for years and it&#39;s still so good. Always grab some for friends when I&#39;m in town.

The Caesar deviled eggs were a fun twist. Loved the anchovies on the salad, not too salty at all. That was the highlight for me.

Service was the highlight. Ryan, Faith, and Cati were all fantastic&mdash;attentive and knew the menu inside out. Their wine pairing suggestion for the main course was spot on. That kind of thoughtful service makes a real difference.

Pancakes were solid. Got the banana chocolate chip ones, pretty good. The three-stack is a lot, but I finished it. Coffee was just okay.

James Z was our server. Early dinner. He knew the menu inside out. Attentive without hovering. Made the whole thing smooth. Service was the highlight, honestly.

Came for the fish and chips everyone talks about. The portion was huge, honestly. My friend and I shared one order and it was more than enough. For the price, you really get your money&#39;s worth here.

The breakfast was solid, and the coffee was surprisingly good for a pre-theater spot. Got us in and out with time to spare.

Came here for a birthday dinner. The scallop appetizer was cooked just right, and the short rib main course fell apart with a fork. Parking was a breeze in their lot.

The birthday cake they surprised us with was so thoughtful. Just a simple gesture, but it really made the night feel special.

Stumbled upon this spot. The chicken and waffles were so crispy, just the right kind of savory and sweet. Staff was really nice, made me feel at home right away. A solid find.

Hong was our server and he really made the night. Super attentive without being overbearing, and the timing between our dishes was just right. He&rsquo;s great at what he does.

The shrimp starter was nice, and the lobster roll had generous chunks. But what really stood out was the relaxed pace of the meal. It was never rushed, which made for a very comfortable evening. The service was friendly and attentive without being overbearing.

Been to a few Crave spots now and they&#39;re all pretty reliable. The bamboo bite roll is my go-to, and the spicy tuna never disappoints. Solid place to catch up with friends over some rolls and fried rice.

Stumbled upon this neighborhood spot. The food was inventive and well-prepared. Love that they switch up the menu, keeps things interesting. Way better than the usual downtown scene. A solid local vibe.

Fun spot with skee-ball and a pool table while you wait. They even brought water for our dog without us asking, which was nice.

The Korean BBQ beef short rib burrito was so good! The beef was super tender and had that deep, savory flavor. The cilantro gave it a nice fresh kick. Perfect for grabbing with friends after a movie or something.

Their dim sum menu is huge. We got the turnip cake, shrimp noodle rolls, and BBQ pork buns. All of it was really good, tasted fresh. The shrimp in the noodle rolls was especially nice.

Perfect for a quick lunch downtown. Got the shrimp St Croix and duck nachos. Came out fast, tasted great. Exactly what I needed.

Grabbed a window seat with all the plants. Perfect for reading with a coffee. The vibe is just right for getting lost in a book or focusing on some work.

The a&ccedil;a&iacute; bowl was clearly made with care. Fresh berries, good granola, not overly sweet. Just what I wanted on a lazy Sunday. Sat at their little outdoor table, it was nice.

Tried the new Moo Ping skewers. They nailed that smoky, slightly sweet char you get from a proper Bangkok street stall. Really took me back. A solid addition to the menu.

Food&#39;s great, but a bit pricier than other spots around. Still a nice place to catch up with friends.

The salmon sashimi portion was huge! I got the Number 1 roll too, which was solid. Honestly, for what you pay, the amount of fish you get here is pretty hard to beat. The shumai was just okay, but that sashimi plate made it worth it.

The almond torta had a nice texture, and the rhubarb compote was a good match. Solid non-alcoholic options too.

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