The pork belly bao is the thing. Steamed bun was soft, the pork had a nice crisp edge and the pickled veg cut through the fat. Could have used a bit more of that hoisin glaze though. That&#39;s what I came back for.

The charred eggplant was spot on, not mushy. Paired it with a nice glass of red, and the crispy shallots really worked with it.

Been coming here for years. The outside porch with the heaters is just right, even on cooler nights. It&#39;s my go-to spot for a relaxed drink after work. The beer list keeps me coming back.

The Thai iced tea was the star for me. Just the right mix of strong tea and sweet cream, really cut through the spice of my curry. Could drink these all day.

Service was pretty good. The staff is friendly and attentive, checking in regularly. It made for a relaxed meal. The timing felt a bit rushed at the end, but overall a decent experience.

The crab cake eggs benedict here is a solid choice. Hollandaise was nicely balanced, not too heavy. Crab cake itself had good flavor, a decent amount of meat. My only note is the english muffin could&#39;ve been toasted a bit more for texture. Still, a good brunch spot.

The raspberry ricotta stuffed French toast was solid. Good portion, not overly sweet. The filling was generous and the berries tasted fresh. Service was efficient. A reliable breakfast option if you&#39;re in the area.

Solid breakfast spot. Eggs Benedict was on point, hollandaise just right. Chicken fried steak too. No mimosas though, FYI.

The breakfast sandwich was solid, but those potatoes were the real star. Perfectly crispy outside, fluffy inside. Staff was super friendly and kept our coffee topped up.

Been coming here for years, and the lobster bowl is my go-to. Always packed with fresh stuff, and that garlic butter just hits right. Never had a bad one.

Vibes are great, super lively. Went with a few friends and it was just right for a group hang. Food came out fast, everyone was happy. Solid spot.

The calamari strips were cooked just right, not rubbery at all. For the portion size, the price felt a bit high though. I&#39;d still order them again, but I&#39;m keeping an eye on the value.

The wine flight was a fun way to try a bunch of their wines. Ended up finding a new favorite red I wouldn&#39;t have ordered otherwise. A nice little discovery!

Got seated fast on a busy Sunday. The loaded fries and short rib nachos were huge for the price. Our half-and-half pizza was solid, toppings were even. Drinks were good. Brandy was nice. For what you get, the bill felt fair.

The acai bowl was really refreshing. The strawberries were perfectly ripe and sweet, which made the whole thing work. Fresh fruit makes all the difference here.

Solid biscuits and gravy. Tasted like they were made in-house. That&rsquo;s the move here for breakfast. Rest of the menu is fine, but those biscuits are the reason I keep coming back.

Banana Foster French toast was the star. So good. The arugula potatoes with truffle oil? Everyone kept grabbing them. Man Candy Bloody Mary is huge, almost a meal itself.

Been here a few times. It&#39;s a cozy spot, good for a quiet dinner with one or two people. The view from the window is nice, especially in the evening. It&#39;s just right off the main street, easy to find.

Heather was a fantastic server, really on top of things. The arancini had a great crispy shell and the tiramisu was spot-on, not too sweet. Service like that makes a difference.

Been coming here for years. The happy hour is solid - $7 for food and drinks is hard to beat these days. The fish tacos are my go-to, especially the grilled swordfish version. Good, simple spot.

Server was super friendly and gave us solid recs. They handled my friend&#39;s gluten-free request no problem. Made the whole meal feel easy and relaxed.

Came back three nights in a row for the vibe. Staff was super nice, even when it got a bit loud.

The warm bread basket with truffle butter was such a nice touch to kick things off. Really set the mood for a cozy dinner.

Came in with a big group on a Tuesday night. Service was solid, no waiting around. They fixed a mix-up with one order quickly. It&#39;s nice when a place can handle a crowd without getting flustered.

Nice patio with a view of the ocean. The sukiyaki hotpot was pretty good, and the grilled beef tongue was decent. The menu is quite large, which is nice, though it took us a while to decide.

The sunset view from the patio is incredible. Their house white wine was a surprisingly good match for the ocean breeze.

Tried the chicken dish here and wow, the flavors were so layered and interesting. The cocktail was a fun, novel pairing. It&#39;s definitely a special occasion kind of place.

Bloody Mary was solid, the spiced rim is a nice touch. But the French Dip... the portion felt a bit small for the price. The au jus was good, though.

Grabbed a couple slices and a drink through Too Good To Go. The pizza crust was nice and chewy, sauce had a good tang. Price was right for what you get. Solid neighborhood slice spot.

The chips are the star here. Thin, crispy, and perfectly salted. The salsa has a real kick to it, just enough heat to keep you going back for more. Could eat those all day.

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