Server was on point. Knew the menu inside out, gave us a couple solid recommendations. Food came out quick, never had to ask for a refill. Good vibe.

Been coming here for years, and the Choko Moco smoothie bowl is always my go-to. It&#39;s the right kind of healthy to start the day.

The Pinoy Burger was solid, and the lumpia on the side hit the spot. My only gripe? The beer list felt a bit limited for a place with such bold flavors. A more interesting local craft option would have been perfect. Still, a satisfying meal.

The prix-fixe menu is a solid deal. Got the soup, salmon, and a little chocolate cake. Everything was just right, and the whole meal felt really relaxed.

Cash only, so come prepared. The back lot parking is convenient, but it fills up fast on weekends.

The clam chowder is the real deal here. It&#39;s got great flavor without being too salty, which is hard to find.

Loved that they have gluten-free options! The baked beans swap was so good. Perfect for catching up with friends who have dietary needs.

The three-stack pancake is a monster portion for the price. I barely made a dent in it. Definitely need to be starving to tackle this one.

Christopher was a really attentive waiter. The oysters were super fresh, and that lobster grilled cheese? Perfectly toasted, just the right amount of cheese. Made for a solid lunch.

Had the meat lovers omelette with hollandaise for breakfast. It was pretty satisfying, and the seasoned breakfast potatoes were cooked just right. Coffee was decent. A solid spot to start the day.

The lobster dinner was definitely a splurge, but the portion was huge. We ended up taking half home for lunch the next day. The oysters were fresh, no doubt. Still, the bill made me wince a little.

Found this spot near the office. Fish sandwich was fresh, lobster roll solid. Onion rings crispy. Place was packed but service kept up. Good for a quick, reliable lunch.

Solid breakfast spot. The pancakes were hearty, exactly what I needed. Grabbed a window seat - the water view was a nice touch. They had a decent selection of local craft beers, even for brunch. A bit on the pricier side for eggs and toast, but the view kinda makes up for it.

The soft serve is so smooth and creamy, really hits the spot. Found this little spot tucked away on a side street, almost missed it! The flavor was spot-on, not too sweet.

Always a line, so I finally stopped in. Breakfast came out fast and hot. Really good.

Been coming here for years, and the bread is still the star. That crusty sourdough they bring out warm with the butter? I&rsquo;m honestly here for that as much as the main course. It&rsquo;s just consistently good.

The sandwiches really hit the spot for my NYC deli craving. The back room with all the Italian groceries is a fun little find.

Lovely spot away from the crowds. I had the Irish scallops. They were so fresh and cooked just right, not heavy at all. Really appreciated the simple, quality ingredients.

My friends and I always stop here for a treat after brunch. The twice-baked almond croissant is the move&mdash;so flaky and crisp. Perfect for sharing while we catch up.

Gluten-free Belgian waffles here are a solid choice. They&rsquo;ve got a few other options too. Good for anyone avoiding gluten.

Always grab a breakfast sandwich here. Bacon, egg, and cheese on a perfect roll. Hits the spot every time. Staff&rsquo;s super quick even with the morning rush. My go-to downtown.

The little ceramic dishes for the soy sauce and chili oil were so charming. It&#39;s a tiny detail, but it made the whole meal feel more considered. Everything tasted really fresh, too.

The gluten-free menu was a lifesaver for my wife. They take it seriously, with separate prep areas. My steak was good, but the real star was the wine list &mdash; found a fantastic red that paired beautifully with her gluten-free pasta. A bit pricey, but worth it for the peace of mind.

The seafood pasta was pretty good, and the lobster corn chowder was a nice starter. Everything was well-prepared. The service was fine, though a bit slow at the end.

Just tried their cinnamon rolls and scones. So flaky and buttery, exactly what I wanted with my coffee this morning. Prices are fair for the quality. The croissants looked amazing too, gotta grab one next time.

Been coming here for years, and their corned beef hash is the one thing I always order. It&#39;s just consistently good &ndash; crispy edges, tender meat, never greasy. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The staff here is so friendly and attentive. They checked on us just the right amount, which made the whole meal feel relaxed and easy. The food was good too, especially the pasta. A comfortable spot for a quiet dinner.

Came here on a Thursday for the live music. The band was actually really good, played a mix of covers and originals. It gave the whole place a fun, buzzy vibe that made the night feel a bit more special.

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