Service was friendly and attentive. They handled our group&#39;s dietary requests well, though it did get a bit slow later in the evening.

The tables get cozy when it&#39;s packed for a show, but that&#39;s part of the energy. Had a great night with friends. Their house old fashioned was a solid choice with the noise and chatter.

The patio&#39;s string lights and greenery make it feel like a secret garden. Had brunch there and the atmosphere was just right.

The guac and chips were fresh and tasty. I also tried their soy chorizo with rice, which had a nice flavor. A solid spot for a casual bite.

Solid tapas spot. Did the five-course tasting menu. Dishes were creative and well-presented. Service was attentive without being intrusive. Desserts were a highlight. Good for a business dinner or a focused meal.

The shrimp and grits were spot on, and the banana pudding was a nice finish. But the real standout was the Brussels sprouts paired with a dry Riesling. The acidity cut right through the richness. Portions are generous, no complaints there.

We&#39;ve been coming here for years. The white pizza is really good, and the Pizzaz with hot peppers is a solid choice. It&#39;s a decent neighborhood spot, though it can get a bit loud on weekends.

The Honey Chipotle Shrimp Tacos were really tasty, and I enjoyed the Strawberry Cheesecake Chimis too. Our server Lizzie was lovely and made sure we had everything we needed. The booths were comfortable, which is always a plus for me.

The clarified milk punch here is a winner. Really smooth, not too sweet. The rest of the cocktail menu looks interesting too, lots of creative stuff. Solid draft beer selection as well. Good spot for a drink.

Menu changes a lot, so you get variety. The seitan cheesesteak was a nice surprise. Honestly, the portion for the price was solid. Not huge, but I left satisfied.

The guacamole with pomegranate and mango was a fun surprise&mdash;sweet, tart, and a little spicy. Really liked it.

A nice BYOB spot with a casual neighborhood vibe. The steamed dumplings were the highlight for me - you could tell they were handmade, and they were really good. A solid choice for a low-key dinner.

The spicy pork bibimbap is the move. That stone bowl stays hot forever, so the rice keeps getting crispy right until the last bite. Pork gyoza were solid too.

The walls are covered in comic book art, which is a cool vibe. The fried onion strips on the burger were spot on. Service took a while, but the food was solid.

Stopped in for a cheesesteak. The bread was fresh with a good crust, and they didn&#39;t skimp on the thinly sliced meat. Solid onion rings too. Hit the spot.

Friendly service, food came out fast. The server checked on us a couple times without being overbearing. Good for a quick bite.

The server was so nice, really took her time explaining the specials. Her wine suggestion for the lamb dish was spot on. Made the whole dinner feel more thoughtful.

Dulce was super friendly and made our brunch really nice. The carrot cake French toast is surprisingly filling!

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