The brisket eggs Benedict was a solid brunch pick. The hollandaise had a nice tang, and the brisket was tender. French toast was good, too, though the syrup was a bit too sweet for me. 🥞

Used them for a work event. Diana handled everything, made it easy. The food went over well, guests seemed happy.

Stopped in on a road trip. The space itself is really nice - high ceilings, lots of wood, and these big comfy booths. It was a good spot to just relax for a bit. Got the chicken wrap and a cocktail, both were solid.

The combo platter is the move. The ribs and chicken are fall-off-the-bone tender, and the brisket is spot-on. The mac and cheese is creamy, and the cornbread is just sweet enough. You can taste the hours in that smoker.

Been a while since I had a Bloody Mary this good. They really nail the balance &ndash; not too spicy, not too thin, and the garnish was spot on. The rest of the meal was solid, but that drink was the highlight for me.

The owner and staff are genuinely kind, and it&#39;s a pet-friendly spot. I enjoyed a glass of their house red with my meal&mdash;simple but a solid pairing. The vibe is welcoming, though the wine list could be a bit more adventurous.

The portions here are huge, and honestly the price is a steal. Got the chicken parm last night and it could easily feed two. For what you get, it&#39;s a solid deal.

First time here and loved the local feel. The classic pepperoni pizza was exactly what I wanted - crispy crust, simple and good. Just a solid neighborhood spot.

Convenient spot with easy parking nearby. The interior is whimsical and detailed, definitely makes it a place you remember if you&#39;re in the area. Good for a quick, interesting stop.

The spicy California roll really hits the spot for lunch. I appreciate that the salmon in the avocado roll tasted so fresh. The rice was perfectly seasoned, not too heavy. A nice, simple meal.

The peanut chicken with basil fried rice is my go-to. They always plate it so beautifully, it almost feels like a shame to dig in.

Been here a few times for a beer. The outdoor space is nice, has a little lawn and a pond. Kids can run around a bit while you have a pint. Staff&#39;s always been friendly. It&#39;s a decent local spot.

Stopped in on a road trip. Maya at the front was super nice. The owner, Michelle, talked about how they source their coffee, which was cool. Got a vegan wrap&mdash;tasty and didn&#39;t break the bank.

The in-house dry-aged steak special was incredible. Those garlic mashed potatoes are a must-order too.

Been coming here for Saturday breakfast since we moved to town. My usual is the bagel with lox and all the fixings. They&#39;re always consistent with it, which is what keeps me coming back. Coffee&#39;s solid, too.

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