As someone who watches what I eat, the detailed allergen menu was a huge help. Our server suggested a nice dry Riesling to go with the fried rice, which was spot on. Made the whole meal relaxed and enjoyable.

The taproom has such a warm, cozy feel. Really liked that you can bring your own food in from the market next door. Makes for a relaxed, easy afternoon.

The coffee is really good here, and I appreciate how fresh the ingredients taste. The portions are a bit small for the price though.

The desserts are stunning. I tried the Magic Mushroom for the smoke effect, and the Skyfall for its look. Both were a fun, creative finish. The ingredients tasted fresh, which I really appreciate. A nice sweet ending without being too heavy.

The fireplace and dark wood here are so cozy. I grabbed a corner table and just sank into the vibe for a couple hours. It&rsquo;s the kind of place that makes you forget to check your phone.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The pastrami sandwich is the move. Thick cut, super juicy, and that peppery seasoning is just right. It&#39;s really what makes it.

The tomato soup was a solid choice on a chilly evening. I appreciated the server&#39;s suggestion for a crisp white wine to go with it&mdash;really cut through the richness. Friendly team, though the pacing between courses felt a bit rushed.

The lunch tasting menu is a nice deal. The crispy duck rolls were fresh and light, not greasy at all. My butter chicken entree had a good balance of spices, and the portion was just right for a midday meal. Everything tasted clean and well-prepared.

Their shakshuka is spot on, really flavorful. Comes with this fresh, warm bread that&rsquo;s perfect for dipping. My only thing is, some of the sides felt a little steep for what you get. Still, that shakshuka is a solid order.

No seating, but the line moves fast. The staff is efficient and friendly. Grabbed a sandwich and a surprisingly good craft soda to go.

The tablet ordering is a nice touch if you&#39;re not in the mood to chat. My wine came out fast, which was perfect. The service is always quick, though the tablet menu could use a better drink pairing suggestion or two.

Hazelnut latte was solid. Nice little spot for a morning coffee run near the market. Opens early, which is a plus. The latte art was a fun touch.

The lighting was so soft and warm. Really made the Sichuan ribs and mala chicken taste even better.

Mimo the owner is a really nice guy. He took a minute to chat with us and tell us about the place. That personal touch was nice.

The tonkotsu ramen is my go-to, so good. And you have to get the karaage chicken to share with friends. The portions are huge for what you pay, we were all stuffed.

The kids&#39; play area was a lifesaver. My little one was entertained the whole time, so we could actually relax and eat our dinner. Made a big difference.

The guy at the counter was super nice and patient while I figured out what to get. My pizza came out fresh and hot, just how I like it. Solid spot when you need a quick, tasty slice.

The free donut was such a nice surprise! The staff noticed I was debating flavors and just gave me one to try. It was still warm, really made my afternoon. That little extra touch is what keeps me coming back.

The breakfast sandwiches are fresh and tasty, with generous portions. I like that you can build your own. The seating is comfortable, which makes for a relaxed morning.

All-day dim sum is a nice touch. The final bill was a pleasant surprise after ordering a few plates. Service was efficient, and they kept the tea coming. A solid spot for a casual meal with a decent drink selection.

The black beans and rice had a real depth of flavor. The fire-roasted corn was a sweet, smoky counterpoint. Paired nicely with a crisp lager to cut through the richness. Sides this good are a rare find.

Came for the Holy Smokes cocktail, and it didn&#39;t disappoint. Solid spot for a quick lunch, too. The menu clearly marks dietary restrictions, which is a practical touch. Got the pastrami sandwich, it was fine. Service was efficient.

The smoked salmon mac and cheese was a solid choice. The garlic flavor was a nice touch, not too overpowering. Pasta had a good texture. I appreciated the comfortable booth seating, made it easy to relax. Service was friendly and kept things moving.

Cozy spot with live harp music. It&#39;s a nice touch for a relaxed dinner. Service was efficient, and the location is convenient for a weeknight meal. A solid choice for a casual get-together.

Cozy little spot, perfect for a casual lunch. The katsu burger was solid, crispy on the outside and juicy inside. The place just has a really nice, relaxed vibe.

The Cougar Mountain latte was fantastic. I&rsquo;m a sucker for a good drink pairing, and this one had a nice depth that worked well with my pastry. The place is gorgeous, but be ready for a bit of a wait&mdash;it&rsquo;s popular for a reason.

Hummus was legit, even by Israeli standards. Simple stuff done right. Menu&#39;s solid, prices are fair. Can&#39;t go wrong here.

The smoked wings were crispy and the ribs fell right off the bone. Really enjoyed the flavor. My only note is that the booth seating was a bit tight, but the service was very friendly and attentive.

Love the dog-friendly patio right by the park.

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