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I&#39;ve been coming here for years and the eggs Benedict are always perfect. The hollandaise is just right, not too heavy. It&#39;s a cozy spot for a quiet breakfast, and the staff is very friendly.

Burger was solid, but that toffee bread pudding is something else. Honestly, they could just serve that for dessert and call it a day. Stopped in on a whim, glad I did.

A classic diner feel, and the coffee was refilled promptly. I appreciated that the eggs tasted fresh, not like they&#39;d been sitting. The hash browns could have been crispier, but it&#39;s a reliable spot for a simple, no-fuss breakfast downtown.

Been coming here for years. The roast beef sandwich is always solid, and the soup is just right on a cold day. Place gets packed, but they keep things moving.

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The braised cabbage and chickpea fritters were really interesting. The flavors were unique and the presentation was thoughtful.

Tried the egg sandwich for the first time and it was packed with flavor. The rest of the food was fresh, but a couple of things could&#39;ve used a pinch more salt. Still, that sandwich was the real standout.

The flight of drinks was the move. Tried a couple of their signature cocktails too. Bar&#39;s huge and has everything. Good spot if you&#39;re just looking to try something different.

The lobster roll was so fresh! The meat was tender and the bun had a nice toast. Simple, but they really let the ingredients shine.

The short ribs were tender and well-seasoned. Mashed potatoes were smooth, vegetables fresh. A solid, hearty dish.

The clam chowder was excellent. I&#39;ve tried it at a lot of places around town, and this version is definitely a standout. Rich, creamy, and packed with clams. The steak was fine, cooked as ordered.

The patio&#39;s a nice spot for a casual bite. Wings had good flavor, and the croissant Benedict was surprisingly filling.

The booths are tall and comfy, perfect for a big group. We had a table of eight and never felt cramped. The space is huge, so you can actually hear your friends talk. Service was relaxed, which was nice for a long dinner.

Toasted chicken parm was the move. So good. My friend&#39;s cold cut sub looked solid too. Staff was cool about everything.

The dim sum trolleys really took me back. Our server was so patient, letting us peek under each lid before we chose. The har gow was fresh, steamed just right. A nice touch of home.

Got a window table, the view was nice. Food was okay, but the portions felt a bit small for the price. I left still a little hungry.

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