Nice spot for a quick weekend bite. Got the brunch plate, food was tasty. Portions are a bit small for the price, but flavors are solid. In and out fast.

The steak sandwich selection here is pretty solid. I went with the Fat Jimmy, chili and fries included. Those waffle fries were the best part, honestly. The whole place just has a good, easygoing vibe to it.

Good steak salad and pot pies. Solid bar food. The jukebox is a nice touch for the vibe. Convenient location for a quick business lunch. Service was efficient, got in and out without a fuss.

Convenient spot right by the Smith-9th St. subway. Made it a breeze to meet friends after work. The location was the main draw for me this time.

Stumbled in on a rainy Tuesday when everywhere else was full. The service was prompt and attentive without being overbearing. They handled the lunch rush efficiently. Solid spot for a reliable business lunch.

Came for the live music on a weeknight. The $10 cover is fair for NYC, and happy hour made my drinks cheaper than expected. The band was solid, played for a good two hours. Felt like I got my money&#39;s worth just for the entertainment.

The owners are always around, which is nice. You can tell they really care about the place. It feels like a neighborhood spot because of that personal touch.

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