The lobster ravioli. That&#39;s the one. The filling was rich, and the sauce had a serious garlic punch. If you&#39;re into garlic, you&#39;ll get it. Pasta itself was cooked just right.

Cozy little spot, perfect for a casual lunch. I tried the French onion soup everyone talks about &ndash; it really is the star. Rich broth, plenty of cheese, just the right amount of bread. The rest of the menu looks good, but that soup is what I&rsquo;ll come back for.

Got the quiches for a family thing. Everyone kept talking about them. Best I&#39;ve ever had, honestly.

The fresh linguini with shrimp was the star. Pasta had a great bite, and the shrimp were cooked just right, not rubbery at all. The sauce was light but flavorful. That&#39;s what I came for. The sommelier&#39;s timing felt a bit rushed, but the food itself was spot on.

My usual spot in the neighborhood. The food is always solid&mdash;you know exactly what you&#39;re getting. The price is right for what&#39;s on the plate.

Becca and Eduardo were very attentive. Happy hour prices are solid, and the food is good. A nice spot for after work.

Really cozy spot. We had to wait a bit for a table, but the staff was super friendly about it. The booths are nice and roomy, which I always appreciate.

Pizza was solid. Shrimp was fresh, not rubbery. Crust had a nice char. Good spot for Italian in the area.

I&rsquo;m a burger person, and their double cheeseburger is one I keep coming back for. The patties are juicy, the cheese is melted just right. Tried adding chili once&mdash;really good. Their coffee milkshake is a solid choice to cut through the salt.

Ross is a master behind the bar. His spiced pineapple margarita had a perfect kick, and the smoked sunset was a real treat. Happy hour is the move for those.

Love the vibe here. It&#39;s rustic but still feels elegant, really warm and relaxing. We ended up staying for hours just chatting. The design is beautiful.

The personal pizza is a steal. Under $10 and you can load it up with whatever you want. I got mine with extra mushrooms and olives. The crust was just right, not too thick. Perfect for a quick lunch.

Stopped by for lunch, sat on the patio. The vodka chicken pie was interesting, never had anything like it before. Pretty good.

The basil tofu had this perfect texture, and the sauce was so flavorful with a nice kick. The veggies added a good crunch too!

The steak frites was cooked just right, and for under $100 with drinks and dessert for two? That&#39;s a solid deal. My wallet didn&#39;t cry.

Staff is friendly and helpful. Their meat pies are consistently good, we get them every Easter.

Been coming here for years. The owner&#39;s kindness keeps me loyal. Their house red is a surprisingly good match for the pepperoni pizza.

The Khao Soi is really good, the best I&#39;ve had around here. The vibe inside is nice, feels cozy and relaxed. I like the wooden tables and the lighting.

This place is a real find. Those plantain chips with pico de gallo they bring out? Best way to start. My empanadas were so good, especially with that guajillo pepper sauce.

Been coming here for years. The caramel brownie cupfection is my go-to. Love the mix of brownie, nuts, hot fudge, and ice cream. It&#39;s a solid dessert.

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