The burgers here are huge and juicy, cooked just right. They can be a bit salty sometimes, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

The empanadas were so fluffy inside, with a perfect crispy crust. The pepperoni one was like a little pizza pocket!

The strawberry and mango mojitos were spot on. Really well-made. The bartenders clearly know their stuff, which you don&#39;t always see. My only gripe was the wait for a seat at the bar itself&mdash;got a little crowded.

Took the family here last night. Burgers and hot dogs were solid, but the catfish was the standout. Ordered a local IPA to go with it, and the pairing was spot on. Fish was crispy, not greasy. A bit of a wait for the food, but it was clearly made fresh.

Our server was so on top of things. Refilled water before we even noticed, checked in just enough. It was a nice, relaxed dinner because of that. Service is definitely their strong point.

The light menu was limited between services, but the staff really took care of my food allergies. They even made a custom mocktail for me, which was a nice touch.

Korean fried cauliflower was good, but the portion for the price was a bit small.

The staff here is so nice and really know their stuff. I asked about a couple of dishes and they gave me the perfect recommendation. It just made the whole dinner feel easy and relaxed.

Been coming here for years, and Karen is always the best. She remembers our usual drinks, and just has a way of making the whole dinner feel relaxed and easy. That consistency is why we keep coming back.

Their chirashi bowl is my go-to. The sashimi is consistently fresh, and I like the variety they include. It&#39;s a solid, satisfying lunch that doesn&#39;t leave you feeling weighed down.

The spanakotiropita was really good, nice and crispy. Greek coffee was a fine pairing.

Been coming here for years. Vivian always remembers my usual order, and she&rsquo;s just as sharp and welcoming as ever. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Had a nice Christmas dinner here. The seared tuna amuse bouche was a good start. My filet oscar was cooked just right. Desserts were interesting and comforting, though the pacing between courses felt a bit slow.

Grilled octopus with black olive aioli was my first time trying it. They got the texture just right, not rubbery at all. The tuna tartare was also super fresh. I&#39;d come back just for those two.

Stopped in for a huge NY slice after appointments. Carlos was great, and the house red was a solid pairing for the pepperoni.

Been coming here for years. Always appreciate how clean and spacious it is, even the restrooms.

The moussaka here is the real deal. Layers of eggplant and spiced meat are perfectly balanced.

Reservation was smooth, seated right away. The online system actually worked for once. No waiting around. That&rsquo;s a win.

The she crab soup was the star for me. Creamy, packed with crab, and just the right amount of sherry. The burrata was fresh but honestly, after that soup, everything else took a backseat.

Just had the salmon bagel for breakfast&mdash;it&rsquo;s massive, definitely shareable. The space is bright and airy, with big windows and comfy booths. Really liked the vibe for a low-key morning.

We&#39;re regulars, and this new seasonal menu is a hit with my friend group. The roasted beet salad was a perfect shareable starter. We&#39;ll definitely be back soon to try more!

Love the converted gas station vibe! The patio is huge and so good for hanging out with friends (and dogs).

The pizza is definitely the star here, and I really enjoyed it. I did try the wings once and they were just okay, a bit on the dry side. I&#39;ll stick to the pizza next time, it&#39;s consistently good.

That cinnamon roll though! Still warm when it arrived, super flaky and not overly sweet. Honestly, I&#39;d go back just for that. The biscuits were solid, but the roll stole the show.

They use paper plates and bowls here, which is nice. The whole place felt really clean too. Just a simple spot for a quick bite.

Busy Saturday but they handled our big group well. The breakfast burrito was solid, though the potatoes were a bit dry.

My wife has a dairy allergy, and she was actually excited looking at the menu here. So many options she could have. Took her forever to decide, which is a good problem to have. The food was solid.

The outdoor seating on Franklin Street is really nice. The atmosphere inside is cozy and historic, which makes it feel welcoming.

The pulled pork sandwich was fresh and satisfying. I really liked the space - it&rsquo;s got a rustic, open feel with high ceilings and wooden tables. Felt comfortable just hanging out for a bit after eating.

The veggie dishes here are actually really good. Not just a token salad, they put effort into them. Portions are decent for the price point, which is a nice surprise. I&#39;d come back for that alone.

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