The waitress was so on top of things, always there with a refill before we even noticed our glasses were empty. It made the whole meal feel relaxed and easy.

Been coming here for years, and the vibe is always just right. Feels like a neighborhood spot, not some generic chain. It&rsquo;s my go-to for a relaxed breakfast when I just want to unwind.

The mini bandeja paisa was a nice sampler. Good variety for trying Colombian food for the first time.

The salad bar is a solid deal for one price. Lots of fresh toppings and the pasta salad was really good. Portions are generous.

Been here a few times now. The menu on Canton Street is solid - lots of good options. Love the vibe when they have live music, makes for a nice evening out. Haven&#39;t gotten to the drinks yet, but that&#39;s next on my list.

Love that this is a local spot, not a chain. The ingredients taste legit and the price is right. Perfect for grabbing a casual bite with friends.

Our server was so sweet about my friend&#39;s nut allergy! She double-checked with the kitchen on a few dishes for us. Made the whole group feel really relaxed and taken care of.

The Western Omelette was spot on, made fresh with ham and peppers. Biscuits and gravy were a solid side.

Stopped in for a quick lunch. The beef wraps were the move &ndash; tons of flavor and came out fast. Server was cool, answered my questions about the menu. Perfect for a quick bite.

The gluten-free apple strudel was the standout. The pastry was flaky, not dry at all, and the filling had a good balance of tart and sweet. The brown sugar pie was decent, but the strudel is the one I&#39;d go back for.

The space has a nice boutique vibe, not your typical strip mall spot. It&#39;s got character.

The green curry had just the right kick, and they made the mango sticky rice for us even though it wasn&#39;t listed. The whole place has this really calm, earthy vibe with all the wood and plants. Just a nice, relaxed spot for a meal.

The bread pudding with rum sauce was the highlight. They suggested a glass of Pedro Xim&eacute;nez sherry alongside it, and the pairing was spot-on. That rich, boozy sauce with the sherry&#39;s sweetness just worked. A bit pricey for a dessert, but I&#39;d order it again.

The chicken and gravy biscuit platter is a solid breakfast. The biscuit&#39;s crunchy outside with that buttery inside really hit the spot.

Haley was the best! So sweet and funny, really made our night. We tried a bunch of small plates and everything was solid. That crispy cauliflower with the yogurt dip was a total surprise hit for me.

The Grandma&#39;s Pizza is huge and the crust is perfectly crispy. It did take a little while to arrive, but the wait was fine.

Courtney was a good server, gave some decent suggestions. The jerk fried rice was pretty tasty, a nice bit of spice. Portions were fine, though the rice came out just a touch cooler than I&#39;d like.

Stopped by for lunch with a few friends. Got seated outside pretty quick even though we were a bigger group. Food came out fast and was solid. Nice spot to hang.

Been coming here for years, and the food is always on point. Had the same pasta dish last week, and it was just as good as the first time. That kind of consistency keeps me coming back.

The $110 meat plate is a solid share. Big portions, the flavors are all there. I&#39;d just say the wine list felt a bit limited for a cut like that. Still, a go-to spot in The Battery for a group.

Stacy was so friendly and knew the menu inside out. She brought us a sample of the crab dip, which was a nice touch. The fried catfish and shrimp were spot on, really crispy and flavorful. My husband&#39;s lobster roll looked good too!

First time here and those cauliflower tacos are a must. So flavorful and crispy, honestly better than I expected. Panga was super attentive too.

Avni was a great server, knew the menu well. The sea bass he suggested was good, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Decent spot near the stadium. The big screens are good for watching games, though it can get pretty loud.

Their gluten-free pizza is made in a separate area. Tastes just like the real thing. Actually really good.

The pizza slices are huge, definitely filling. I liked the simple red sauce. The house red wine was a decent match, nothing fancy but it worked. Prices are fair for what you get.

Happy hour is a solid deal. I grabbed a seat at the bar and the catfish nuggets were crispy and hot. The lighting was a bit dim for reading the menu, but the vibe was relaxed. Good spot to unwind after work.

Menu&#39;s got a lot going on. I tried the crispy chicken and some gyoza besides the ramen. They were solid. Noticed a few clearly marked veggie options too, which is nice.

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