The cider flight was fun, six different kinds. Really liked the watermelon and pear ones. The pizza was good, but honestly a bit small for what you pay.

The fish taco here is my new favorite. That green sauce they put on it is so good&mdash;tangy and a little spicy. I keep thinking about it! The &#39;fat hen&#39; one was solid too, but the fish is the one I&#39;d order again in a heartbeat.

The portions here are generous for the price. I was genuinely surprised when my pasta arrived - the bowl was huge. It&#39;s a solid deal compared to what you usually get around here.

A cozy spot with that classic diner feel. The booths are surprisingly comfortable, which is a big plus for me. I had the Chicken &amp; Biscuits and the cheesy grits, both were solid. The pinball machine and posters are a fun touch.

Been coming here for years, and the rib tips are always the move. That homemade BBQ sauce is the real deal&mdash;just the right amount of tang and sweetness. It&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back.

The neighborhood pub vibe is so cozy, perfect for a solo dinner. I really appreciate their focus on fresh ingredients. The seasonal salad was crisp and flavorful, clearly made with care. It&#39;s nice to find a spot that prioritizes quality produce in a relaxed setting.

The Cajun salmon Caesar salad was a solid choice. Salmon was cooked well, not dry at all. It&#39;s a big portion too, which I appreciate. Good option when you want something lighter than the fried stuff on the menu.

Stopped by for a late bite. The Dungeness crab dip with flatbread was really good, creamy and rich. Lamb meatballs with hummus were solid too. Menu has a lot of those shareable small plates.

The pizza dough is the real deal here. It&#39;s got that perfect chew and a subtle tang from a long ferment. Toppings are fresh, but the crust is the star. Soups are solid too, especially on a cold day.

That upside-down teriyaki burger though. Patty was grilled just right. Seasoned fries were a solid match. Got my order fast.

The Village Cheese Platter was huge and fresh, which I loved. The hummus was creamy and the green beans were crispy without feeling heavy or oily. Really appreciated the quality of the ingredients here.

Came in for a late breakfast, the place was packed. Denver omelet was fluffy and had a good amount of filling. Service was quick, they kept the coffee coming. Solid spot.

This place has a great cheese board. The staff is super friendly and made me feel really welcome. A nice spot to just hang out for a bit.

Caprese omelette was great. Really filling. Fresh biscuits too. Solid spot for breakfast or lunch in the neighborhood.

Been coming here for years to catch a game. The food&#39;s definitely improved, and the service is solid. Plenty of seating, which is great.

The poke bowls are a steal with all the toppings you want. I love how the fresh fish just melts in your mouth. The space is a bit tight, but it&#39;s perfect for a solo lunch.

The rooftop deck offers unique views and the atmosphere is fantastic, making it a great spot for a night out.

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Nice spot for a relaxed dinner. The garlic shrimp had a good kick, and the burrata was creamy. They have a decent wine list - went with a crisp white that paired well with the shrimp. A bit pricey for the portion, but the vibe is right.

Been coming here for happy hour for years now. The drinks are always solid, and the pool table&#39;s still free. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Nice to see some NA beer options on the menu. The one I tried was decent, paired well with the spicy wings. The place is easy to get around in, too.

Happy hour is a solid deal here. Ordered a cocktail and got a slider for a penny. Food comes from the hotel kitchen next door, and it was good. Quick service, easy to get to from the office.

The cauliflower steak was a solid veggie option! Staff walked me through the menu, which was helpful.

Love the vibe in this place. The walls and ceilings are completely covered in old trinkets and memorabilia, it&rsquo;s like walking into a different time. Such a cool spot to hang out.

The beer list here is solid, especially if you&#39;re into barrel-aged stuff and sours. Their saisons were my favorite. The whole vibe of the place, with the big windows and those industrial lights, just makes it a really nice spot to hang out and have a couple.

The bartenders really know their amaro. Had a great chat about different digestifs while they made my drink. Friendly, easy to talk to, and the cocktails were spot on.

Great beer, awesome food, large place with a lot of seats. Would go back there again.

This speakeasy has a cozy atmosphere and a fantastic selection of cocktails. The intimate setting makes it perfect for a night out with friends or a romantic date.

The holiday decorations are so pretty! They had these themed mugs for the drinks which was a fun little detail. Really got me in the mood.

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