Dani the bartender is a pro. Her cocktails were spot on, and she just had a great vibe that made the whole bar feel welcoming. The fresh fish was good, too, cooked just right. Solid spot.

The wedding cake turned out just as we envisioned. Julie was great to work with, and the chimney cakes were a unique touch.

Christopher at the bar is a pro. He remembered my drink and gave a great suggestion. Made the whole vibe super chill.

The burger was cooked well and juicy. The avocado spring roll appetizer was a good choice too.

The kouign amann is the one to get. It&#39;s all about the butter and the flaky, caramelized layers. Croissants and cinnamon rolls are fine, but that pastry is on another level.

Soup dumplings had good broth. Glass noodles were spicy, maybe too sour for some. Beef noodle soup was fine, needed extra soy sauce. Solid lunch spot near the office.

As a celiac, finding a dedicated gluten-free bakery is a huge relief. Their prices are pretty fair, too.

Cold brew was the move on a hot afternoon. Smooth, not bitter. Grabbed a croissant too, which was fine. Honestly, the drink was the star &ndash; a really solid pairing for just sitting and watching the street.

The self-pour beer wall is a neat idea. You can try small pours of different beers and ciders. It&#39;s pretty good for sampling new things, though the selection could be a bit broader.

Great brunch spot. The cast iron pancakes were a highlight, really good. Service was welcoming and on point.

Kyle was really attentive when our order was delayed. The free pitcher of beer was a nice touch.

The bourbon flight was a nice way to sample. The owner took time to explain each one, which I appreciated. You could really taste the quality of the ingredients in each pour. A relaxed, informative stop.

Just popped in for a quick bite. The place has a really chill Cape Cod feel, all light wood and blues. Felt like a mini escape from the city for a bit.

That sticky toffee pudding is the move. The warm, soft cake with the cold vanilla scoop and that sweet toffee sauce just hits right. I keep thinking about it.

Solid pub food. The grilled cheese was the standout - crispy sourdough with a gooey, sharp cheddar mix. Just the right kind of simple comfort.

The cod fish and chips here totally took me back to London. The batter was light and crispy, and the fish was so flaky. The Brickyard bowl was also pretty good, but those chips with the malt vinegar really stole the show for me.

The half panini/half salad combo is my go-to for lunch with friends. It&#39;s just the right amount. Chris at the bar is super friendly, which makes the whole place feel really chill. The $6 wine deal before 5pm is a nice bonus!

The staff here is always so friendly. Our server was really on top of things, checking in just the right amount. It just makes the whole meal feel more relaxed.

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