Been coming here for ages. They always remember my usual order, which is a nice touch. Makes it feel like a neighborhood spot.

Love the old-school vibe here. Grabbed a maple donut and coffee on a lazy Sunday morning. The donut was warm and just the right amount of sweet. That&#39;s the move. ☕️

The lamb was pretty good, tender and nicely seasoned. The tiramisu was just okay for me, a bit too sweet. I&#39;d like to come back and try some of their other dishes.

Server fixed my fish sandwich right away when it wasn&#39;t cooked enough. Quick and friendly. Got me in and out during my lunch break.

Been coming here for years, and I always get the tea leaf salad. Love how the crunchy nuts mix with that slightly bitter tea leaf dressing. It&#39;s just consistently good.

The vegan stew here is the real deal. Deep, savory flavor, not just &quot;spicy.&quot; And the banchan refills are endless, so you can really build your own little feast around it. That&#39;s what makes the meal feel generous.

They had those plastic dividers between tables and hand sanitizer everywhere. Felt safe, but it did make the place feel a bit sterile. The food was decent though.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The hummus was really smooth and creamy, pita was warm. The spicy chicken had a nice kick to it, not too overpowering. Just hit the spot.

The lunch specials are huge. Got the bento box and the portion of meat was massive for the price. Quality was solid too. Could barely finish it.

The dim sum selection is decent, but I really appreciated the roast duck option. It felt like a nice change from the usual steamed baskets. The duck skin was crispy, and the meat was tender. A good choice if you want something a bit more substantial.

Had the butternut squash soup and Ancient Grains Bowl with steak for lunch. Everything tasted fresh. Sabrina was a very friendly server. She noticed we were sharing and brought extra plates over without us having to ask. That kind of thoughtful service makes a meal so much more relaxing.

Solid spot for a casual dinner. Had the pork belly sliders - the meat was tender, but the brioche bun got a bit soggy. Good beer selection on tap. Parking was easy, which is a plus.

Been coming here since the steakhouse days. The shrimp chow mein is my go-to for a quick lunch. Always get it to go, and it&#39;s ready in like 10 minutes. Solid spot for a fast bite.

The parking situation is a bit of a hassle, mostly metered spots downtown. I ended up pre-paying for a couple hours just to avoid having to rush back during the meal.

Loved the cozy, quaint vibe here. A real escape from downtown. The duck liver pate was a nice find. The escargot was good, though I wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price.

This sushi spot has a beautiful interior and exterior, with friendly staff ensuring a wonderful dining experience.

Warm &amp; Toasted Brownie Sundae is the one. So good. Lots of topping choices to customize. That warm brownie with the cold ice cream hits just right.

The lunch buffet is a pretty good deal. Solid variety of dishes, and everything tasted fresh. For $15.95, it&#39;s hard to complain. The space did feel a bit crowded, though.

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