Service is always on point. They&#39;re attentive without hovering, and the pacing feels just right. Makes the meal itself more enjoyable.

The duck fat fries were the star for me and my friends. Perfect for sharing while we caught up. The burger was decent but a bit dry. That little scoop of ice cream at the end? Kinda small and the flavor was just okay.

The game room is a nice touch for keeping the kids busy. It let us actually enjoy our meal without constant interruptions.

The DVS Burger was a staff pick, and they were right. The patty had a nice char, and the texture was spot-on. Not your usual veggie burger. A solid choice if you&#39;re looking for something plant-based.

While the food quality varied, the overall experience at Highlands was enjoyable. The cocktails were delightful, and the atmosphere is perfect for a romantic dinner or a special celebration.

The New Seoul ramen was interesting. Broth had a spicy kick, and the pork belly was super tender. Also grabbed a chicken bao - soft bun, crispy chicken inside. That combo worked for me.

The whitefish was good, crispy outside and tender. But the portion felt a bit small for the price. The brussels sprouts were a nice side, but I was still a little hungry after.

I celebrated my brother&#39;s birthday here, and it was a wonderful choice! The food was fantastic, and the staff went above and beyond to make our experience special.

The wings here are honestly a must-try. Perfectly crispy, with a sauce that&#39;s just the right amount of tangy and sticky. It&#39;s the kind of simple, satisfying dish that makes this place feel like a reliable neighborhood spot.

I had a great experience with the food and service. The wings were perfectly cooked and full of flavor, making it a must-try for anyone in the area.

The lamb chops were cooked just right, so tender. But what really stood out to me was the Greek salad. The feta tasted so fresh and the dressing was light, not oily at all. Really appreciated that.

We did the dinner and show package. The servers, Jerry and Oscar, were really nice and made sure we were taken care of. The show was funny and they got the crowd involved. It was a good, easy night out.

The French toast portion was huge, easily enough for two. Omelettes are also generous. You won&#39;t leave hungry, but the wait for a table on a Sunday was longer than expected.

The bread pudding was a nice finish. The dining room has this warm, cozy feel with the low lighting and dark wood. It&rsquo;s not too loud either, which is a plus.

Been coming here for years, and the service is always so friendly. The ribeye was just right, and the sides were tasty too.

The server kept our drinks topped up without us even asking. That&#39;s the kind of attention to detail I notice. Made the whole dinner feel really smooth.

Best avocado toast I&#39;ve tried. The French toast with chicken and Asiago sausage is a solid choice too.

Solid spot for Sunday brunch. Live music was a nice touch. The eggs benedict were cooked well, and the cinnamon donuts were fresh. Their Atomic coffee is noticeably better than regular drip. A bit of a wait for a table, but overall a good experience.

Came for a business lunch and the vibe was just right. Upscale but not stuffy, really relaxing. The server had some good suggestions too.

Came here for a lazy Sunday brunch. The vibe is so funky and cozy, loved all the mismatched vintage plates and weird art on the walls. It just feels like a happy little escape. Coffee was good, but the real star was the decor.

The baba ghanoush is a standout. Really smooth texture, great smoky flavor. The fried cauliflower was crispy and well-seasoned. Solid spot for a quick, reliable lunch.

The drinks are definitely the highlight here. Tried a couple of the shareable ones, and they&#39;re creative, strong pours. Food was well-seasoned and cooked right. Good spot for a business dinner downtown.

The pita bread is the star here. Came out warm and crispy from the oven, honestly could have just eaten that all night. A real highlight.

Nice place for a family dinner. The dining room is really well done, feels comfortable. Staff was friendly and checked on us without being overbearing. Food was solid, nothing fancy but well-prepared. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but you&#39;re paying for the setting.

Table-side preparations, like the filleted branzino, add an elegant and interactive touch to the dining experience.

The pulled pork sandwich was the star for me - super tender and that sauce is just right. The sampler sliders are a fun way to try a few things. Menu&#39;s got a lot going on!

The server knew the menu inside out. Suggested a wine that went perfectly with the lamb shank. That&#39;s what made the difference.

Cozy spot, not too loud. Our server was super attentive, which made it easy to just relax and chat with my friends.

Cozy spot with a lively buzz, really feels like a local hangout. It&#39;s on the smaller side and got pretty packed when we were there, but I didn&#39;t mind the energy. The ingredients in my salad tasted incredibly fresh, which is always a win for me.

The staff was really accommodating even when it was packed. Food came out fast, which was great for our group.

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