Stopped in for a quick one and got sucked in. Bartender was a pro&mdash;kept the chat going even when it got slammed. My old fashioned was spot on, really hit the spot after a long day. Ended up staying for two.

Marquis was a really nice server, super attentive. The breakfast burrito was the highlight for me - you could tell the eggs were fresh and the salsa had a nice kick. The window shade was a smart detail for the morning glare.

My son loved his free pancakes. The server, Nancy L., was great. Their coffee was a solid choice to go with it.

The angry lobster roll was so unique, but it totally worked. Matched the vibe perfectly.

Erik was on top of it. Juggling a packed section, never missed a beat with our orders. Checked in just enough. Solid service.

Snooze is my regular brunch spot. I usually go for the Spud Deluxe &ndash; the freshness of the ingredients really stands out. The eggs are always cooked perfectly, and the avocado is just the right ripeness. It feels like a healthy, satisfying start to the day.

The Picnic Cobb salad is my go-to for a quick lunch. Solid portion, fresh ingredients. Always ask for extra dressing on the side, no charge. Gets me in and out fast.

Been working my way through the menu here. The smoked prime rib dip is a standout. They have a nice little wine list, found a decent Cabernet that went well with it. Food&#39;s never greasy, which I appreciate. The chicken fried steak was solid too.

The gluten-free bread here is fantastic, honestly one of the best I&#39;ve tried. Really appreciate the menu having so many options for different diets.

The biscuits here are huge and so fluffy! That crispy, buttery outside is perfect. I loved the homemade strawberry rhubarb jam with it.

Been coming here for years, and the line on weekends is just part of the deal. I don&#39;t mind it. Gives me a minute to unwind before I get my usual. They keep it moving, and I&#39;m always in a booth with my favorite dish before I know it.

April was super friendly and made us feel right at home. Prices are definitely better than other breakfast spots around here.

Their tomato basil soup with a breadstick is my go-to! Always hits the spot. I love grabbing it with friends for a quick, cozy lunch. The breadstick is just right for dipping.

The Beetvich sandwich is a solid vegan option. The seating was a bit cramped, but the flavors were good.

The historic building with its stained glass and creaky floors has so much charm. We sat on the patio and the local craft beer selection was spot-on for the relaxed vibe. A solid choice when you want to show visitors a genuine local spot.

The rooftop is mostly covered, which is nice. Good views of the city. It was a solid spot for a business lunch last week. The shade made it comfortable even around noon.

The gluten-free prep is really thorough, which is a huge relief. Burritos are solid and fresh, a bit bigger than Chipotle&#39;s for the same price.

Got here early on a Tuesday and walked right in. The weekend line is no joke, though. Had the spicy tuna roll and a Sapporo. Solid lunch spot if you time it right.

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