Cool dive bar vibe with old beer cans on the ceiling. Good for a casual hangout, they have pool and skee-ball.

The staff here are really nice, and service is always on point. It&#39;s just a cozy, charming spot for a good meal.

Been coming here for years. That crispy fried egg appetizer is why I keep coming back. It&rsquo;s always just right. Nate&rsquo;s a good guy, always remembers my usual order.

A decent pizza spot on Mass St. The pepperoni and mushroom pie was pretty good, nice crispy crust. They have a solid beer list and some old arcade games, which is a nice touch. A bit on the pricey side, but fine for a casual dinner.

The Palace&#39;s dinner special for two was a nice, filling meal. I really liked the booth they gave us, tucked away with all those plants around it. Felt very cozy and private.

Decent spot to catch a game with friends. Plenty of TVs, and the vibe is pretty good. It was a bit loud for my taste, but overall a fine place for a casual night out.

Andrew handled our big birthday group like a pro. His wine suggestion was spot-on for the table.

The filet mignon was so tender, and the seafood grill was spot on. But the real star for sharing? The crab cakes. We ordered two rounds because they disappeared so fast. Perfect for a casual dinner with friends.

The piano music was a nice touch. Made for a pleasant atmosphere. It did get a bit loud at times, which made conversation a little tricky. Still, a pretty good evening overall.

The outdoor patio is so cozy, especially with those string lights and the warm wood tables. It just feels right for a relaxed dinner.

The team service thing is cool! Our server explained it, and then different people kept checking in without being overbearing. Felt really well taken care of while we were just hanging out.

Server was super helpful with the menu, really knew their stuff. I asked about portion sizes before ordering, and their advice was spot on. Got exactly what I wanted without overspending.

The staff here really made us feel welcome. They were attentive without being overbearing, and remembered little details we mentioned earlier. It&rsquo;s nice when a place actually makes you feel cared for.

The basement jazz club in this old building is just... wow. Felt like I slipped into another era for a few hours. The low ceilings and worn brick walls had a real mood.

The citrus-garlic mojo sauce was the best part. Really complemented the meat and seafood well.

Lunch was solid. The Providence Burger really hit the spot&mdash;super flavorful and just the right size, not too heavy. Service was quick too.

The Brussels Toast with poached egg and avocado was really good. Service was friendly and made for a relaxed meal.

Been coming here for years. The patio&#39;s a great spot to people-watch in the market. Had the Brazilian soda again with my lunch, it&#39;s a nice little touch. Food&#39;s always reliable for a quick bite.

Angie was attentive and personable, took time to chat which was nice. The underground parking is a major plus for downtown. Food was solid, atmosphere relaxed. Good spot for a business lunch.

The gluten-free pizza was a nice surprise. The regular crust is still my favorite, though.

Server Nick was on point. He knew the menu well, suggested the blackened chicken Alfredo, and it was the right call. Good flavor, portion was fair for the price. Service was efficient without being rushed.

The server was so sweet and really knew her stuff. She suggested the truffle pasta and it was spot on. Just a lovely, attentive vibe the whole time.

The cocktails are the real draw here. Tried the &quot;Smoky Paloma&quot; - mezcal with grapefruit and a chili salt rim. It&#39;s creative, balanced, and has a nice kick. The other drinks on the menu looked interesting too. That&#39;s what I&#39;d come back for.

Came for a work holiday party. The outdoor cabins and igloos were super festive. Food was solid - really liked the chips and meatballs. Cocktails were fun and holiday-themed. Service was good, handled our group of 15 just fine.

Nice spot by the fountain. The text-when-ready system is a good idea.

Been coming here for years, and their margaritas are the reason. They&rsquo;ve always been strong, just like I remember. I&rsquo;ll grab one at the bar, and it&rsquo;s the same every time. That&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back.

The Sunday brunch buffet is a solid choice. The prime rib was my favorite - cooked just right and so tender. The dessert tower is a real showstopper, too. A bit crowded, but the food made up for it.

Tried the Kansas City Combo. The crown prime beef rib was the star &ndash; super tender and smoky. Brisket was good too, maybe a bit fatty for some. Pork ribs were solid. Just a solid meat plate, nothing fancy.

Grilled salmon with parmesan risotto is always solid. Moist and cooked right. Glad it&#39;s a regular.

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