Been staying here for years. The breakfast buffet downstairs is my go-to - always consistent and gets the day started right.

The self-serve frozen yogurt is solid. Lots of topping choices, which is nice. A couple of the machines weren&#39;t working, but for the price, you still get a good portion.

We had a big group dinner here. The pizzas were huge, definitely enough for everyone with some to take home. I really appreciated that they offer a senior discount&mdash;that&#39;s a nice touch you don&#39;t see everywhere.

Cozy old house with a fireplace, really nice vibe. Got the tomato and peach starter - that was a highlight, really fresh. The lamb bolognese was solid, hearty. Good spot for a low-key dinner.

The seafood chowder is fantastic, we had to get a second bowl. Enjoyed it on the patio with the ocean view and a live band. Their house white wine was a surprisingly good match for the chowder&#39;s richness. A really nice, relaxed vibe.

The private room was nice for our group, but honestly, I&#39;m just here for the food. The crispy pork belly was the standout. Perfectly rendered fat, super tender meat underneath. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

The brisket was so tender, and the pulled pork was on point. But honestly, the real value for me was the variety of homemade BBQ sauces. Tried them all with the meat platter, and it felt like getting several different meals in one. Really makes the portion go further.

Cozy rustic spot. Bruschetta with fresh tomatoes and basil was a solid start. Service was efficient, which I appreciate. A good option for a straightforward business dinner downtown. Prices are reasonable for the area.

Cozy spot in the historic district. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients were in my salad.

The lamb kabob plate is the move. The meat was perfectly spiced and grilled, came out hot. The dolma and hummus on the side were fresh and balanced it out nicely. That&#39;s all I really need.

The roasted corn tacos are a solid vegetarian choice. Even if you usually go for seafood, these are worth a try.

The Calypso Chicken sandwich had some serious flavor. I paired it with their house IPA, and the hoppy bitterness cut right through the spices nicely. Solid choice for a casual lunch.

Tried their cauliflower pizza crust. Honestly, for a gluten-free option, the portion size was decent. A whole pie was enough for two. Price was a bit higher than a regular pizza, but you&#39;re paying for the specialty crust. Not bad if you need that option.

The two-for-one sangria special is a must! I got the classic red, and it was just the right mix of fruity and not too sweet. Went perfectly with my pepperoni pizza slice. A solid combo for a casual night out. 🍷

Parked in the back, side door entrance. Got the wine margarita. Frosty and cheap. Exactly what I needed after work. Solid spot.

The new owners really spruced the place up. Still got the fried squash and onion rings I love, crispy and not greasy. The vibe is just better now, feels fresher. Glad they kept the good stuff.

Nice spot for a spicy lunch. The service was friendly and the booths were comfortable, which made it a relaxed meal.

Walked in and the dessert case caught my eye. The chocolate tart was incredible, so rich and flaky. Found out they have a pastry chef doing everything from scratch. That explains it.

The crab omelette is packed with real crab, no filler. Corned beef hash was solid too. Prices are fair. Service was friendly but a bit slow when they got busy.

Those fried oysters were huge and perfectly crisp. The bourbon bacon salmon was a standout, and the shrimp scampi was solid. My only gripe? The wine list felt a bit limited for a place with such bold flavors.

Whitley was a great server. She knew the menu well and made our date night smooth. The oysters and salmon were solid. Cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was a nice finish. Everything came out quick, which was perfect for us.

The dim, moody lighting was just right for our date. I really appreciated how the server gave us space to talk but was attentive when needed. Made the whole evening feel relaxed and special.

The filet mignon was very tender, cooked perfectly. Service was prompt and attentive throughout the meal. A solid choice for a business dinner downtown.

Just stumbled in while visiting from out of state. The sushi was incredible, some of the best we&#39;ve had. The sake list was solid too, found a nice pairing for the fatty tuna. A bit on the pricey side, but we&#39;ll be back next trip for sure.

Juan C. was the best! He walked us through the cocktail menu and his suggestions were spot on. The drinks were so good, we ended up staying for a second round. Perfect for catching up with friends.

First time trying Puerto Rican food and it was a solid intro. The mofongo was packed with flavor and the portion was huge - I could barely finish it. Staff was friendly, made me feel welcome.

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