Tried the restaurant week menu and really enjoyed it. Everything was tasty and nicely done. The seating was comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

I keep coming back for their pizza. The crust is always perfectly crisp, and the toppings taste incredibly fresh. You can tell they use quality ingredients. It&rsquo;s my go-to for a satisfying yet simple meal. The wait can get a bit long on weekends, though.

The staff were super nice and our food came out fast. But I gotta say, the portions felt a bit small for the price. My burger was tasty, but I was still a little hungry after.

Melissa was so helpful! She suggested the grilled salmon, and I loved how fresh the ingredients tasted. The portion was just right for a healthy meal. She checked in a couple times without being overbearing. Really appreciated her attention to detail.

The espresso martini here is a standout. It&#39;s got that perfect balance of coffee and sweetness, really smooth. Even on a packed Friday night, the quality didn&#39;t slip. One of the best I&#39;ve had around.

Server was super helpful when we couldn&rsquo;t decide what to order. She suggested the catfish bites and they were a hit with the whole table! It got pretty loud when it filled up, but she still checked on us. Nice spot for a group.

Love the old-school charm here. The food is always solid, and the staff is friendly. What really works for me is their wine list - it&#39;s not huge, but they have some interesting local bottles that pair nicely with the hearty dishes. A reliable spot.

The prix fixe menu was $60. The portions were just right, not too heavy before dessert. I liked the low lighting and quiet tables, made it easy to talk.

The paneer tikka was spot on, and the garlic naan was just right for scooping it all up. My partner is still trying to recreate that mango cocktail at home.

Cool modern spot, tucked away from the hotel lobby. Perfect for a quiet late-night drink downtown. The vibe is really relaxed.

Jeffrey was a fun and friendly waiter for our first German meal. The shank bone and sampler were tasty.

The chicken marsala was spot on, tender and a good size portion. My son enjoyed his steak sandwich. I had a glass of Chianti with my meal, a nice pairing with the rich sauce.

The gluten-free pasta here is a game changer. Fresh, made in-house, and actually tastes like the real deal. As someone who has to avoid gluten, finding a place that does it this well is a relief. The texture was spot on.

Solid lunch spot downtown. Got the sushi plate with miso soup for $20. Food came out quick, perfect for a quiet Friday bite. Fish was fresh, soup was hot. No fuss, got me in and out.

Heather was so friendly and attentive. The chef stopping by our table was a nice touch. Really felt looked after.

Solid bagels, good coffee. The bookstore vibe is cozy. Saw a lot of Yale students studying here. Nice spot to grab a quick bite and chill.

I really appreciate their focus on fresh ingredients. The grilled salmon was cooked just right, and the seasonal vegetables tasted like they were picked that morning. Such a simple, healthy meal. The outdoor seating area is a nice bonus for enjoying the sunshine.

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