Service was attentive even though I was dining solo on a quiet afternoon. Had the grilled salmon with a book. No rush, felt comfortable. A solid spot for a business lunch or working meal.

The Asian grain bowl was solid, but the extra tofu portion for the price felt a bit small. The sweet potato could&#39;ve been cooked a little longer.

The doughnuts are solid, but I really love the vibe here. It&#39;s super cute and cozy. Just a heads up, they pack them all in one bag, so the toppings can get a little messy. Still, a nice spot to grab a treat.

The puffy potato appetizer is the only thing I remember. The texture is like a crispy cloud, and the pecorino and truffle oil are the main event. It&#39;s rich, maybe a bit heavy for one person, but the flavor is unique.

The Belgian beer selection here is pretty good, with some decent finds you don&#39;t see around Texas much. Prices are a bit high, but the quality is there.

Thai Bang-Bang Chicken was a standout. Good flavor, well-seasoned. The portion was reasonable for the price. Service was prompt. Solid choice for a quick business lunch nearby.

The pork soup dumplings were so good, definitely the star of the table! The staff were really sweet about it being my friend&#39;s birthday, which made our little get-together feel extra nice.

The pistachio pomegranate cruller is fantastic. We liked it so much we came back for more the next day!

Solid spot for a quick, custom lunch. I like how you can see them assemble your bowl fresh. The chicken was nicely grilled, not dry. Could use a bit more sauce options, but it hits the spot.

The outdoor seating was lovely for lunch. I really appreciated that the pizza crust was thin and crisp, and they had a nice selection of fresh veggie toppings. The atmosphere inside felt a bit loud with the TVs, but overall it was a relaxed spot.

Cozy patio is a nice escape from South 1st. Grabbed a coffee and a slice of their lemon pound cake. The cake was moist, but the coffee was a touch bitter for my taste. Still, a solid spot for a quiet break.

Came here on a whim. The chickpea fritter was huge and tasty, and the wagyu was solid. The room was pretty cold though, had to keep my jacket on.

Stopped by for a late dinner. The grilled cheese was solid, and the broccoli soup was actually pretty good. Place was packed, had to wait a bit. Not a bad spot.

They handled our big group really well. Waiter was super patient, never rushed us even when we were taking forever to order. Solid service.

Solid calzone for a quick lunch. The crust was nicely browned, filling was generous. Went well with the hazy IPA. Good portion for one person.

I was surprised how big it is inside! It&#39;s got a really cool, cozy feel. It&#39;s pretty dark in there, but your eyes adjust after a minute. Great spot for a fun dinner.

Parking&#39;s a bit tricky here. Had to circle for street parking and ended up using the nearby garage. It&#39;s a minor hassle, but the food was pretty good.

The fried avocado taco was my highlight. The avocado was perfectly ripe and fresh, and the batter was light, not greasy at all. The chips with the queso dip were also nice, but the avocado really stood out for its quality. I appreciate when you can taste the freshness of the ingredients.

Service was good, Lizzie was attentive. The French toast latte was a nice surprise, pretty tasty. Food was solid. A bit of a wait for our table, but fine overall.

The chicken fried steak was pretty good, and the gravy tasted homemade. It&rsquo;s a solid choice for a decent meal. The portion was a little smaller than I expected, but overall it hit the spot.

Stopped by for a burger on a whim. The bun was noticeably fresh, not like the usual fast-food stuff. Patty was solid, good flavor. A bit pricey for what it is, but the quality was there.

Their horchata is the real deal. Always perfectly chilled, creamy, and you can tell it&#39;s made from scratch. It&#39;s the first thing I order now.

Solid beer selection, especially the German imports. Had a couple after a long workday, it&#39;s a convenient spot for that. Service was prompt, no fuss. Prices are reasonable for the area.

Came on a Friday night, it was packed. Got a table in 15 minutes which was nice. Food took maybe 20 minutes after ordering. For how busy it was, they kept things moving.

Convenient spot across from the university. The energy from the student crowd is fun, but it does get loud. Their house red was a surprisingly good match with the burger, cut right through the richness. Solid choice for a casual bite and a drink.

Great spot downtown with a drive-thru for quick pickups. Loved the outdoor picnic tables for enjoying our ice cream.

The burgers were so juicy, honestly the best I&#39;ve had around here. The onion rings are homemade and the ranch is just right. Really hit the spot.

The patty&#39;s cooked just right, seasoned well. A simple, solid burger that does the job. Goes down easy with one of their draft beers.

The lunch special is a solid deal. Center cut sirloin, a drink, and a massive baked potato for under $20.

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