Had a private event in their Atrium room. The space itself is beautiful, didn&#39;t need much extra decor. Staff handled everything well, kept it all moving.

Joel the owner is so nice, really made our group feel welcome. The duck tacos were delicious, and the flatbread with truffle oil was a hit. Good portions for the price, we shared a bottle of wine and had a great time catching up.

The vibe is definitely upscale but not stuffy, which I liked. It got pretty loud when it filled up, but our server was super on top of things and checked in just the right amount.

The corn cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was the star for me. That sweet, creamy custard with the crackly top? Totally unexpected and so good. I&#39;d go back just for that side dish.

Been coming here since I was a kid. That egg and olive sandwich is still the one I compare all others to. The place just feels the same, in the best way.

The patio is really lovely, especially on a summer evening. The tables are spaced nicely so it doesn&#39;t feel crowded. It&#39;s a very comfortable spot to unwind.

Service was a little slow, but the food came out hot and fresh. The grilled octopus was tender, and the pasta had a nice al dente bite. That made the wait okay.

Cheryl S. was so nice! She noticed we were in a rush and offered to start our breakfast early. It was just a small thing, but it really helped our morning.

The white-jacketed service was impeccable. They even swapped our napkins to match our outfits.

The staff was really on point. Our server kept our drinks topped up before we even noticed they were low. That kind of attention makes a big difference. The wine list had some nice options to pair with the meal, too.

The menu is huge, which is great for my family. But honestly, the portions for some of the dinner mains felt a bit small for the price. My husband&#39;s steak plate looked a little lonely.

The bar area is so pretty and feels fancy. Grabbed a quick drink there, and it&#39;s definitely a spot I&#39;d come back to for a proper dinner date.

The Utica bread with maple butter was excellent. Mushroom risotto was also very good. Service was attentive without being overbearing. A solid choice for a business dinner downtown.

Been coming here for years. That filet with shrimp is still my go-to order. They always ask about allergies, which is a nice touch. Just a solid, reliable spot.

The owner gave me a free dish, which was nice. But honestly, the main reason I&#39;d go back is the lamb curry. The meat was so tender it fell apart, and the sauce had this deep, slow-cooked flavor. Just a really solid, hearty dish.

Some of the dishes are definitely a bit pricey, but honestly, you get what you pay for. The quality of everything from the food to the service felt spot-on for the cost.

A nice neighborhood spot. I really appreciated how the bartender let me try a couple beers before ordering. The live music on Friday was a fun touch, but the seating is a bit tight. Still, a comfortable place for a casual drink.

Great spot for a party! The bartender MJ really knows his stuff, and the pulled pork paired nicely with a bold red.

The bartenders are friendly and remember what you like. Aleeya and Rachel make it a good spot to unwind.

Our server was so sweet, really took care of our big group. Splitting the check was no problem at all, which was a relief. Made the whole thing feel easy.

The tonkotsu ramen was a pleasant surprise. Broth had a nice depth, not too heavy. Noodles were cooked just right. Bento was decent, but that ramen is what I&rsquo;d go back for.

Been coming since they opened. Their food is consistently good, and it&#39;s become our family&#39;s go-to spot for Asian food in Utica.

Rachel&#39;s service was so welcoming, even for our late table. The wine list had some nice options to pair with their scallion pancakes.

Been coming here for years. The portions are still huge, and honestly, the price is right for what you get. It&#39;s my go-to when I just want a solid, filling meal without thinking about it. Never lets me down on that front.

The staff here is so warm and welcoming, it really makes the place feel like home.

First time here, had the maple-glazed salmon. It was cooked just right, not dry at all. The cauliflower wings were a solid appetizer too. My buddy liked his pasta. I&#39;ll be back.

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