Service was prompt and attentive. They noticed it was our anniversary and brought a dessert on the house. A nice touch without being overbearing.

Service was quick and friendly. My drink came out fast, and the server checked in without hovering. The food was solid as usual. A nice, straightforward spot for a reliable meal.

Food was solid, definitely tasted authentic. My only thing is the portion size felt a bit small for the price. I left still a little hungry, which was a bummer.

The pizza came out super fast. They even have a little stand to keep it elevated, which is a cool detail.

Donuts are great, obviously. But the thick-crust pizza slice is the real move. Hits the spot when you&#39;re starving. Wings are solid too.

The Works Skillet is the thing here. The ham, egg, and cheese is on DiCamillo bread, which is local. The bread is soft but still has a good crust. The egg yolk was runny and mixed with the melted cheese. That&#39;s what made it for me.

The pizza crust is fantastic - still had a nice springy texture the next day, which is rare. Wings were solid too. Cozy little spot, service was on point.

Steak pizza was as good as the locals say. The crust had a nice crisp, and the meat was tender. Teriyaki wings were decent too, but the pizza is the real draw here. Solid spot for a quick business lunch.

The five-course dinner was a treat. That raspberry lemon coconut sorbet, served right in a hollowed-out lemon, was the star for me. Such a clever, refreshing touch. The caprese was lovely, too.

Our waitress was so kind and made sure we were comfortable. She helped us with the birthday cake we brought, which was really thoughtful. The whole evening felt relaxed and easy.

Always stop by when I&#39;m near Court Street. It&#39;s my go-to spot for catching up with friends. The vibe is just right for hanging out, not too loud. We can actually hear each other talk!

Been here a few times. The big dining room is good for a group, we had 8 people last Saturday and it wasn&#39;t cramped at all. Still felt pretty relaxed even with the crowd.

Spacious seating is nice, the music is fun. But I was really looking for more fresh, healthy options on the menu. The ingredients in my salad didn&#39;t seem as crisp as I&#39;d hoped. A bit more focus on that would make a difference for me.

Loved the patio seating on a sunny afternoon. So spacious and airy, with plenty of tables to choose from. Just a really nice, relaxed vibe out there.

The Gin &amp; Tonica with pear liqueur was spot on. I always try a new cocktail here, and they never miss.

The ice cream truck was a huge hit at our wedding. The personal sundae specials were such a fun idea!

Friendly staff and a casual downtown spot. The field greens salad with blue cheese and balsamic was a solid starter. Good for a quick, no-fuss lunch between meetings.

The open-faced egg sandwich was delicious, the eggs were so fresh. But for the size, the price felt a bit steep. It&#39;s a nice treat, but you definitely notice the bill.

A nice spot for a quick lunch. The food court setup is clean and modern, and I like that it supports small, immigrant-owned businesses. The ramen I tried was pretty good, though the broth could have been a bit warmer.

I always stop here for their chocolate truffles. The packaging is lovely, but what I really appreciate is the quality of the ingredients. You can taste the real cocoa and fresh cream. It feels like a mindful treat.

Service was way better than I remembered! The staff was actually attentive this time. Noticed they repainted the walls too, a nice little refresh.

Been coming here for years. The Yankee Pot Roast is still the move. Falls apart on the fork, really flavorful. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The brick oven pizza here is pretty good. We tried the rectangle slice, nice and crispy. The boneless wings were fine too. It&#39;s a decent spot, though it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s busy.

Clean, bright update of a &#39;50s diner. I like the counter stools and the mid-century tables seem original. The paper placemats are a nice touch&mdash;they have fun local facts and change daily. Makes the place feel current but still cozy.

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