The wait for a table was a bit long, but the food is clearly made to order. Had a simple lunch and a glass of their house white. The wine was surprisingly crisp and paired nicely with the fresh flavors. Just a good, slow-paced spot.

As a vegan, I appreciate having so many options here. The pumpkin whoopie pie was a nice treat.

The fried clams at this roadside spot are the real deal. Super fresh, lightly breaded, and not greasy at all. They nail that simple, classic flavor. Just what you want after being out all day.

Got the spicy pork bowl for takeout. The portion was huge, definitely enough for two meals. Price felt fair for the amount you get.

Been coming here since I was a kid. Taste is exactly the same. That&rsquo;s the whole point.

The 1/4 meat pizza is a fun idea, four meats in one square pie. It&#39;s definitely unique. For the price, the portion was solid&mdash;my friend and I split it and left pretty full. Could see it feeding three lighter eaters easily.

The chicken gyro platter is huge and tastes great every time.

They pulled off a last-minute party for us, and the robot with the bow tie bringing out the cake was a fun touch.

Walked by for years, finally tried it. The fusion menu is way more creative than I expected.

Been coming here for years. The spicy miso ramen is my go-to - it&rsquo;s got that consistent, solid kick every single time. Just what I&rsquo;m looking for on a regular weeknight.

The lobster roll was the highlight for me. The claw meat was so sweet and tender, and the butter sauce was light, not heavy at all. It felt like a fresher, more thoughtful option compared to others. The price point was a nice surprise too.

Parking was tricky, but I found a spot eventually. The historic building near Yale is lovely. What really stood out was how comfortable the booths were&mdash;plenty of room and nicely padded. Made for a very relaxed meal.

As a vegetarian, I appreciate the rotating menu. There are always a couple of solid plant-based choices. The seasonal pasta was pretty good last time. It keeps things interesting for repeat visits.

Our server really knew her stuff. She explained the spicy margarita in detail&mdash;all-natural ingredients, house-infused chili. It was balanced, not just heat. She also noticed I was eyeing the menu and gave a perfect suggestion. Made the whole visit smooth.

Came for date night and the live music was a great touch. Sat outside under the string lights, really set a nice mood. The guitarist played some chill covers. Made the whole evening feel a bit more special.

The BLT breakfast sandwich at the bar was so good&mdash;the bacon was crispy and the aioli was perfect. Ethan&rsquo;s a great bartender, really friendly and makes a solid old fashioned. The calamari was just okay, a bit chewy for my taste.

The New Haven-style pizza is solid. Crust had that right char, toppings fresh. Their house red was a surprisingly good match for the salty, savory pie. A decent spot if you&#39;re not heading to CT.

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