The Lobster BLT Roll was the highlight. The lobster was fresh and the bacon added a nice salty crunch. The cold beer washed it down perfectly. The brownie was fine, a bit dense for my taste.

The monthly wine tastings are a treat! The sommelier was super knowledgeable and made it easy to understand.

The brisket taco was the star for me. The meat was so tender, just fell apart. Really enjoyed it with a cold beer on their patio. The other tacos were solid, but that brisket one? That&#39;s what I&#39;ll be back for.

Found this spot thanks to a friend&#39;s tip. The owner&#39;s energy is really positive and makes you feel at home. You can tell they put care into the vibe. My only thing is the portions felt a bit small for the price, especially the main I ordered.

The gyro platter is my go-to here. The lamb was perfectly seasoned and the Greek potatoes had that crispy edge I love. Fresh pita on the side made it a really satisfying meal.

Stopped by for brunch. The biscuit with pepper jelly was the standout&mdash;really good balance of savory and sweet. My husband&#39;s chicken sandwich was fresh and had nice flavor. The tiramisu was light, not too heavy. Solid meal.

The mahi sandwich is the move. Fish was fresh, not overcooked. Bun held up well, didn&#39;t get soggy. Fries were crispy and the portion was huge. Solid lunch spot, especially for the area.

Loved watching the open kitchen while I ate. The avocado scrambled eggs on brioche were spot on, and their hot sauce really made it.

The decor is so charming and cozy, with all these little country-style details to take in. We just hung out for a while after eating, it&rsquo;s that kind of relaxed spot.

Stopped in for a quick coffee and a pastry. The Italian Wedding cookies are my go-to. They paired nicely with a simple espresso. The indoor space has a lovely, authentic Italian vibe. The patio looked cute, but it was a bit too crowded for me today.

Mia&#39;s service was efficient and attentive. The lasagna was solid, and the pistachio dessert was a nice finish.

Been coming here for years. The roast beef is always spot on, never dry, and the seasoning is just right. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Cozy spot for a casual dinner. Felt relaxed the whole time. Place was clean, tables weren&#39;t sticky. Good for a low-key night out.

Tammy was a great server, really friendly and on top of things. The Korean beef tacos were spot on, and the short rib flatbread was a nice surprise. Good flavors all around.

The fish and chips were solid. The batter was crispy and the portion of fries was huge, definitely enough to share. The fish itself was nice and flaky. For the price, it&#39;s a good deal.

Daniela was our server and she was so nice! She really knew the menu and helped us pick what to try. The whole vibe was super chill for a family breakfast.

Local breakfast spot on a quiet corner. Ordered the Biscuit and Gravy special and the East Ocean sandwich. Everything&#39;s cooked to order, so there&#39;s a short wait, but it&#39;s fine. Staff was friendly. Good for a straightforward meal.

Been coming here for years. The staff always remembers I&#39;m gluten-free and walks me through the new stuff. That kind of consistent care is why I keep coming back.

Been on a veggie pizza hunt for a while. This one&#39;s the winner so far. The veggies are chopped small and saut&eacute;ed, really packed into the pie. Flavor is on point.

The cocktails are nicely balanced, and the wine list has some good options to pair with the steak.

Manager Anais is great. Her team is always friendly, which makes the whole place feel welcoming.

Been coming here for years. The wings are always juicy and well-seasoned, and the curly fries are crispy and hot. It&#39;s my go-to when I just want solid food without any fuss. Service is quick, too.

Solid spot to catch a game. Plenty of TVs and the covered patio is a nice option. Fun, relaxed atmosphere, good for a group. The wings were pretty good, though the fries were just okay.

Cozy spot with a warm, neighborhood feel. The decor is fun and it&#39;s just a relaxed place for dinner.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s an old-school spot, feels like stepping back in time. The food&#39;s always solid, never a bad meal. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Stopped by for a slice. Phil, the owner, really cares about the place. You can tell. He checked on every table himself. The pizza itself was solid, classic style. A bit pricey for a slice, but the vibe was nice.

Late breakfast here is a solid choice, served until 4pm. The menu had some good variety, and it&#39;s a chill, dog-friendly spot in the morning.

Been coming here for years. The bread on their sandwiches is always spot on, that&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

They brought out a little treat for our dog without us even asking. It&rsquo;s a small thing, but it made the whole patio lunch feel so much nicer.

The brisket is the only thing I think about. It&#39;s tender, smoky, and cooked just right. The fat melts in your mouth. The fries and beans were fine, but honestly, I&#39;d just get a double order of the brisket next time.

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