The gluten-free sandwiches and wraps here are actually good, not just a token menu item. The space itself is really nice - bright, clean, and the booths are super comfortable.

The pear and prosciutto salad was a great starter. Their cranberry vodka cocktail was tasty, but the pour felt a bit light for the price. I&#39;d still order it again to pair with the food.

The oysters were super fresh, didn&rsquo;t even need sauce. But the real vibe came from watching the guys shuck them right outside the window. Calamari with fried veggies was a nice touch too.

We tried the restaurant week special menu. The mussel appetizer was huge, and the seafood risotto was delicious. The service was friendly and attentive, which made for a very relaxed meal.

The raw bar is where it&#39;s at. Oysters were super fresh and plump, with that perfect briny taste. The shrimp cocktail had huge shrimp, cooked just right. That&#39;s what I came for.

Rhody Burger and onion rings were solid. The Brussels sprouts app was a nice surprise, crispy and not too bitter. Place was pretty loud, but it had that good, energetic vibe for a night out.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s just a solid local spot. Their stuffies are still the best around. Burgers are always a safe bet too. Nothing fancy, but you know exactly what you&#39;re getting.

The fish and chips were really fresh and crispy, not greasy at all. The beef stew was hearty and rich, just what you want when it&#39;s cold out. Good spot for a casual dinner.

The second floor is cozy, good for a late dinner. Kitchen stays open, which is convenient after a long day. Atmosphere is nice, not too loud.

Popular in summer, so expect a wait. Go at a less crowded time for a more relaxed meal.

Stopped in for a coffee with a friend while we were shopping. Loved the big windows and the chill vibe inside, perfect for catching up. My latte was good, not too bitter. We ended up staying way longer than planned just chatting.

Came for Christmas Eve dinner. Shared a bottle of wine, an appetizer, and a main. Everything was solid, well-executed. The pacing was nice, not rushed. I&rsquo;d go back if I&rsquo;m in town again.

Love the cozy vibe here! Their seasonal drinks are always interesting. Just a heads up, they close after Columbus Day.

The vintage vibe here is spot on. Smooth jazz, beautiful interior. Our server was really attentive, even brought out complimentary cannolis. Food was good, though the pasta portion felt a bit small for the price.

The daily specials are always interesting. The lamb shank last week was fall-off-the-bone tender.

The view at sunset is really something. Came for a casual dinner and spent half the time just watching the water. The food was fine, but honestly, you&#39;re paying for that table by the water.

Fresh scratch kitchen. Love watching them cook. Those seasoned chips are the star, honestly. Could eat a bucket. Salsa portion felt a bit light though.

Cool spot in the old train station. Grabbed a beer on the patio and just hung out for a couple hours. The vibe is pretty unique. Could see it getting busy later, but it was chill when I was there.

That chicken and potato vindaloo was a real find. The spices were so well-balanced, and the chicken just fell apart. Huge portion too, I had leftovers for lunch the next day.

Just needed a quick bite before our event, and they got our cheeseburgers and salads out so fast. The salads were really fresh, crisp greens with a nice variety of veggies. Portions are definitely generous here.

I&#39;m a regular here, and the staff always makes me feel so welcome. It&#39;s like being part of the family.

The staff here just gets it. They&#39;re there when you need them, but never hovering. Makes the whole evening feel effortless.

The mussels were the best part of our catch-up! They came out piping hot and tasted super fresh. Our server was really sweet, took the time to walk us through the specials. Made choosing easy for our group.

Just walked in for a burger. It was super juicy and tasted really fresh. Honestly one of the best I&#39;ve had in a while.

The sliders were so fresh and tasty, perfect for a quick bite. The kitchen was about to close but they still served us with a smile.

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.

Even sober, I still come here. Their jambalaya is one of the few that feels fresh and not overly heavy.

Save room for the key lime cake. It&rsquo;s baked in-house, and the texture is spot-on&mdash;dense but not heavy, with the right amount of tartness cutting through the sweet. That&rsquo;s the only thing I really remember from the meal.

Got a last-minute table for our big group. Staff handled it no problem. They were super patient with the kids too. Made the whole thing smooth.

Been coming here for years, and the calamari is always this good. Fresh, tender, melts in your mouth every single time. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

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