Cozy spot, perfect for a quiet dinner. We came straight from a hike, and the staff didn&#39;t bat an eye. The wine list had a nice local red that paired surprisingly well with the steak. A bit on the pricey side, but the relaxed vibe made it work.

Came for a business lunch, ended up ordering the tiramisu. It&rsquo;s a solid dessert, not too sweet. The bread pudding was also good. Just a heads up, portions are decent, so plan accordingly if you want to try both.

Our server really knew the menu inside out. She suggested the truffle pasta, which was a solid pick. The whole service felt smooth, not rushed.

Garlic mashed potatoes were the star. So buttery and smooth. Perfect amount of garlic, not overpowering. Honestly, I&rsquo;d go back just for those.

The server was super helpful explaining how to cook each item at the table. Made sure the wagyu didn&#39;t overcook. That kind of attention to the food itself is appreciated.

The PB&amp;J bread pudding with the peanut butter ice cream was a real standout. I&#39;m still thinking about that combo.

The staff was really on top of things with our big group. We had kids and a wheelchair, and they handled it all smoothly, no stress.

The chicken liver mousse with those port-poached prunes was so good. It&rsquo;s rich and creamy, and they brought out more bread for it without me even asking. The whole vibe in there is just really relaxed and comfortable.

Came by for a late lunch. The saffron gnocchi was the star for me &ndash; just melted in the mouth. Wild boar pappardelle was solid too. A nice, simple spot.

The Swiss wine list here is a nice touch. Had a glass with the schnitzel and it was a good match. The booths are comfortable too, makes for a relaxed meal.

The beef sliders here are seriously good. Juicy patty, fresh toppings, just hits the spot. Been a while since I had one this satisfying.

The Liege-style waffles here are so good! My friends and I shared the &quot;Darkest Desire&quot; with salted caramel ice cream. Perfect for a sweet treat after shopping. It&#39;s a bit messy to eat, but totally worth it.

First time here and the coconut cardamom French toast really stood out. The candied hazelnuts gave it a nice crunch, and that tea-infused compote was a unique touch I haven&#39;t seen before.

The staff was really on top of things even though the place was packed for Sunday brunch. Our server kept the coffee coming without us asking, and her menu suggestions were spot-on.

I really liked the updated classic vibe here. The Brussels sprouts and deviled eggs were great for sharing. My gin martini was fantastic. The booths are super comfortable, which made it a really relaxing spot to unwind.

Nice spot for a business lunch. The duck larb salad was fresh and well-seasoned. Green curry had good flavor, though the portion was a bit small for the price. Service was prompt.

Shared the meatballs and focaccia to start. The meatballs were huge for an appetizer, honestly could&#39;ve been a main. Focaccia was good but the portion felt a bit small for the price. RJ was great though.

Ling Garden is my go-to for Chinese food. The sesame shrimp and hot &amp; sour soup with wonton pieces are so good. The staff is always friendly, which makes the whole experience relaxed.

Aurora was super helpful with the menu. The belly dancer was cool, really set the vibe. Food was fine, maybe a bit pricey for what it was.

Solid spot for classic Thai food. The spice levels are no joke though - I ordered a four out of five and it was plenty hot for me. The booths are comfortable and the service is friendly, which made for a relaxed dinner.

Food comes out super fast once you hand them your bowl. Pretty impressive how quick they are.

Love that you can pick your spice level and swap out the broth. Makes it easy to get exactly what you want.

The Taste of the Middle East platter is huge. We couldn&#39;t finish it and had to get a box. Good for sharing, and the price felt fair for the amount.

Cozy little place, service was quick and friendly. The pad thai had a nice balance of flavors, and the portion was generous for the price. Solid spot for a casual meal.

Got the Habibi Mezza Plate and Lamb Shank. Everything came out super fast, which was perfect because we were all starving and just wanted to catch up. The food was really good! That mezza plate is such a fun shareable for the table.

Been coming here for years, and the aji is always consistently fresh. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The cashew chicken was solid. Mild spice, but the sauce had good depth, the cashews were fresh. The sticky rice with mango was fine, presentation was neat.

That three-flavor sea bass was the star. The fish was lightly fried yet still tasted super fresh. The sauce had this nice balance of sweet, sour, and savory&mdash;really hit the spot.

Cozy spot with a bar vibe, perfect for a casual dinner. The bathrooms were actually spotless, which is a nice touch. Had the truffle pasta and it was solid.

Been coming here for years. The staff really knows their sake, walked us through the whole menu. The flight let us try a few, which was nice. Prices are what you&#39;d expect.

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