Sangria was solid. Not too sweet, which I liked. Had it with the baked goat cheese app. That cheese dish though&hellip; so good with the bread. Went back for more bread just for the sauce.

The indoor seating is really cozy, and I liked the quiet vibe. It&rsquo;s a good spot if you just want to talk without shouting over noise.

Always fresh sushi here. The spicy tuna roll was spot on today, really hit the craving. They&#39;ve got a Chinese menu too, which is cool for next time. Solid casual spot.

The lighting was so soft and low, it felt really intimate. My steak was cooked just right, and the Greek coffee at the end was a nice touch. A bit on the pricier side, but the mood was spot on.

Stopped in for a coffee and a quiet moment. The pistachio croissant was the star - flaky, with a really nice, not-too-sweet filling. Cappuccino had good foam. The space is huge and comfy, perfect for settling in with a book. Found my new go-to spot.

Solid sushi spot in Evanston. Came for an early dinner to avoid the crowd noise. Ordered the salmon nigiri and a spicy tuna roll. The fish was fresh, no complaints there. Portions were decent for the price, felt like a fair deal.

The Mutt combo is a solid quick bite. Rib tips, hot link, and wings over fries. Plenty of food, gets the job done.

The mocktail selection here is a nice surprise. I tried the &quot;Garden Spritz&quot; - fresh cucumber, a hint of mint, not too sweet. Perfect for when you don&#39;t feel like alcohol but still want something fun with your food.

The calamari in tomato sauce was a real surprise &ndash; tender, not rubbery at all. We ended up ordering a second round. The bread pudding was solid, too. A good spot for a relaxed dinner.

The &quot;suicide&quot; sauce here is my new favorite! It&#39;s got a nice kick without being too much. I&#39;m definitely ordering extra on the side next time I bring friends.

First time trying Chicago deep dish here. The crust was surprisingly light and flaky, not too heavy. Really appreciated the fresh tomato sauce on top, you could taste the quality ingredients. A medium was perfect for two.

Good wine list with fair prices. They give you plenty of time, so it&#39;s a relaxed spot for a long dinner.

Came for a birthday dinner. The tiramisu was a highlight - a really generous slice! I appreciated that it wasn&#39;t overly sweet, you could taste the fresh mascarpone and coffee. The rest of the meal was solid, though I wish there were a few more vegetable-forward options on the menu.

The vibe here is so fun for hanging out with friends! They have TVs everywhere so we could catch the game while we ate. Our server was awesome, she even had our drinks ready before we asked. Perfect spot for a casual group dinner.

I really appreciate the variety of vegetarian options here. The sweet potato and tofu burrito was my pick. The ingredients tasted so fresh, and the house-made salsas were a great addition. It felt like a really balanced, healthy meal.

The three-taco dinner was solid. Duck, pork chorizo, and smoked brisket were all well-seasoned. Rice and beans on the side worked well. Good portion for the price.

Been coming here for years, and the late-night kitchen is a lifesaver. That jazz trio on weeknights? Always hits the spot. Food&#39;s consistently on point&mdash;never had a miss. Just a solid, reliable spot when you need it.

The chicken makhani is a real winner. Tender pieces in a rich sauce, and they always get the spice level just right.

As a gluten-free diner, I really appreciate their pasta options. The steak was also cooked perfectly to a mid-rare.

Tried the chicken pot pie on a whim. It&#39;s exactly the kind of warm, cozy dish you want when it&#39;s gloomy out. The crust was flaky and the filling was hearty. The roasted beets on the side were a nice touch, had a good sweetness to them. Solid choice.

The lunch specials are a solid deal, portions are big. The weekend buffet is the real draw though &ndash; so many options for the price. The space itself is pretty basic, but it works for a casual meal.

Those truffle fries with the aioli dip. Couldn&rsquo;t stop eating them. We polished off the whole basket way too fast. Seriously good.

First time here and that seared romaine salad was a total surprise! The char on the leaves with the creamy dressing was so good. The owner was super nice and even switched the playlist for our table. Really friendly vibe all around.

I&#39;m not big on seafood usually, but their grilled octopus changed my mind. Tender inside, crispy char on the outside, with this smoky lemon oil. My friend&#39;s whole fish looked good too.

The crab rangoon was pretty good, with a nice crispy shell. The Kung Pao chicken had decent-sized pieces of meat, which I liked. Everything was consistent. It&#39;s a fine spot for a variety of Asian dishes.

Service was quick on a quiet Tuesday night. The staff was friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening feel really cozy. Just a nice, relaxed vibe.

Been living in the neighborhood for years. Used their food truck for a late-night bite after our wedding. The arepas were a big hit with everyone. Rachel was easy to work with. Solid choice for catering.

This Michelin one-star restaurant offers a delightful menu with beautifully prepared dishes. The duck was perfectly cooked, and the cheese course was a highlight of the meal.

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