The duck and brie appetizer was fantastic. The filet mignon was incredibly tender. That&#39;s all I really remember, but it was a nice, quiet spot.

The classic steak au poivre was the best of the three. The peach cobbler was a nice touch, you could tell they used fresh fruit. Just a solid, comforting end to the meal.

Solid brunch spot. Got the smoked duck club. Big portions, felt worth it for the price. Pork tenderloin looked good too.

Been here a few times for lunch meetings. The steak tartare is always fresh, no complaints there. Steak came out medium-rare just like I asked. It&#39;s a reliable spot when you need a quiet place to talk business.

Been here a few times. The fried chicken Caesar salad is my go-to. Chicken stays crispy, even with the dressing. It&#39;s a solid choice. The space is nice, with the bookstore and bar, but honestly, I&#39;m just here for that salad.

The prawns and duck risotto were beautiful, real edible art. My only note is that the wine list felt a bit limited for the level of the food. I had a decent Pinot Noir, but was hoping for more interesting pairings.

The valet was super quick and friendly. Hosts were on point too. Everyone just seemed to know what they were doing, which made the whole arrival feel smooth and easy.

The sushi was fresh and tasty. I really liked how comfortable the seats were, made the meal so much more relaxing.

Been coming here for years. They&#39;ve got a solid gluten-free menu, which is nice. The veggie options are actually good, not just an afterthought. Feels like a decent meal, not just &quot;healthy&quot; food.

The manager personally checked in and the chef prepared a custom dish for my dietary restriction. They handled it seriously, which I appreciate. The food was good, safe to eat. A solid experience for someone with specific needs.

Happy hour is the move. Their lavender 75 cocktail was just right&mdash;not too sweet, not too strong. The small plates menu is solid for the price. We grabbed a couple drinks and a snack after work, and it hit the spot.

I came in for a late breakfast and really enjoyed the Swiss Bliss omelette. The coffee was good, too. What stood out was how comfortable the seating was&mdash;plenty of space and nice cushions. It made for a very relaxed meal.

Chicken parm was solid, generous portion. The lasagna though? That was the star. Perfectly layered, not too heavy. The Italian wedding soup is a must-try. Honestly, one of the best versions I&#39;ve had.

The grilled chicken tender meal is huge! They have a nice wine list that pairs well with the hearty portions. Been coming back for years.

Stopped in for lunch, the crab legs were fresh and the conch fritters had a nice kick. Just a chill spot to grab a bite.

Been coming here for years, and the sides are always on point. That cucumber salad is the perfect balance to the smoky meats.

The live music was a nice touch, really added to the vibe. Had a casual lunch here, and the wine list had some solid options by the glass. Food was decent, though the service was a bit slow between courses.

It&#39;s a cozy little spot. The indoor seating felt a bit tight, but the outdoor tables looked nice.

Love the laid-back vibe and the mix of indoor/outdoor seating. The chairs were comfy enough to relax for a good while.

Cuban sandwich was solid, and I really liked the 1905 salad. But the caf&eacute; con leche was the star for me. Perfectly balanced, not too bitter. Just what I needed for a light lunch.

The staff was super nice, but the real draw for me was the vibe. It&rsquo;s got this cozy, small-town feel that&rsquo;s just perfect for grabbing an ice cream or a slice of pie. The booths are comfy, and the whole place just feels relaxed.

Came here for a quick lunch. The decor is really nice, staff in old-timey outfits. Got the chicken sandwich, it was solid. A bit slow for a weekday lunch though.

First time here, and the portions are no joke. The fried mushrooms and Eddie burger were solid, but we could barely finish them.

Solid late-night spot for sure. The food&#39;s always good, hits the spot. Perfect for grabbing a bite after a night out with friends.

Our server was so on point. She had this way of checking in just at the right moment, never making us feel rushed. My plate was actually hot when it arrived, which is rare. And she kept the extra sauces coming without us even asking.

Stopped in after a long bike ride. Got the crispy cord dog and a chili footlong. The portions were huge, honestly. More than enough for two hungry people. Felt like a good deal for what you get.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s the real deal, no fancy stuff. Just a solid, comfortable spot. Feels like home.

Val was a friendly and efficient server. Food arrived quickly and was exactly what I ordered.

Love the farmhouse vibe here, feels so cozy. Staff is super friendly, and the place is always spotless. The military discount is a really nice touch.

Nice, modern space. The vegetarian arepa with plantains was a pleasant surprise. Staff was helpful with the menu.

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