They had a cheese tasting event when I visited. Good selection of local and imported cheeses. The host explained each one clearly. Made for a relaxed after-work stop.

The magician was really funny and got the crowd involved. My table was picked for a card trick, which was a cool surprise. The whole show felt personal, not just watching from a seat.

Pho broth is really good. Brisket and thin beef slices were nice. Pork spring rolls were tasty. Got a banh mi to go - it held up well. Just a solid, simple meal.

Solid pub inside Snowpine. Menu changes, but the burger and fish &amp; chips we got were good. Tried a couple local beers on tap &ndash; solid picks. Casual vibe, nothing fancy.

The bread pudding dessert is really nice, just like my grandma used to make. It&rsquo;s rich and warm, a perfect way to finish a meal. The staff was kind enough to bring it out with extra sauce on the side, which was a thoughtful touch.

Portions are huge, I ended up taking half my meal home. The flavors were interesting, not your typical takeout. For the price, you really can&#39;t complain.

Been here a few times now. The wagyu burger is solid, and the fried chicken sandwich hits the spot. What I really appreciate is their beer list&mdash;always find something interesting that pairs well with the heavier dishes. Portions are generous, no complaints there.

The view of the pool and course is lovely. Their house white was a perfect, crisp match for the warm afternoon.

Came here for the first time and tried the pozole. The portion was huge, definitely enough for two.

Grappa&#39;s got this cozy, multi-level thing going on in an old building at the top of Main Street. The patio view is nice, but it was the worn wooden stairs and the soft lighting upstairs that really got me. Felt like a little secret spot.

The attached bookstore is a nice bonus. Had a quick lunch here between meetings, then browsed for 15 minutes. Convenient setup.

The steak night for two is a solid deal. Those little starter burgers are the real star though.

The tagliatelle bolognese was really good, you can taste the fresh pasta. The paccheri alla vodka was solid too. Just a nice, simple spot for pasta.

The lunch buffet is a good deal, and I really liked that they bring you a fresh naan. The staff was so nice and checked on us just enough. Felt very comfortable.

Cozy little spot, perfect for catching up with friends. So much chiller than the usual brunch crowds.

The Philly Cheesesteak was solid, and the Shawarma tin is a good portion for the price. I was glad they had a decent selection of local beers on tap to go with it. The place was a bit loud for a weeknight, but the food hit the spot.

The lobster ravioli was pretty good, rich and well-made. The portion was a bit small for the price, but I enjoyed it. A decent meal overall.

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