Happy hour is a solid deal. Their cocktails are well-priced and the small plates hit the spot. Just the right vibe to unwind after a long day. The lighting was soft, which I really liked.

The open kitchen is spotless, a nice touch. Their house red was a solid match for the shared plates they thoughtfully split for us.

Been here a few times with friends and it&#39;s our go-to for a chill night out. Those corned beef and cabbage spring rolls are always spot on. The chicken pot pie is super cozy and never lets you down. Just a solid, reliable place to hang.

Lobster omelet was great, but the wine list could use more by-the-glass options.

A solid choice for a family meal. The kids&#39; menu is well thought out, with simple options that actually get eaten. Makes the logistics of a dinner out much easier. Service was prompt and handled the chaos well.

Stopped by for dessert. The Basque cheesecake was unreal, super creamy and just the right amount of burnt on top. Shared a few profiteroles with a friend too. Solid spot to end the night.

Lauren and Matt at the bar were so fun! They remembered our drink orders from last time and kept the vibes chill. Perfect for catching up with friends. The blackened shrimp tostada was delicious, but the live music on Sundays is the real draw for me.

The arepas and barracuda nachos were very good, a solid Colombian take. Service was efficient, which I appreciate for a business lunch. The location near the financial district is a major plus for meetings.

For a quick gluten-free bite, this place is solid. Their GF pizza hits the spot when I&#39;m in a hurry. Crust is decent, not like the cardboard you get elsewhere. Prices are okay for the area.

The chocolate chip cookies are still warm and gooey in the middle. That alone is worth stopping by.

My parents were in town, so I took them here. They really enjoyed the grilled salmon and the cozy vibe. Glad they liked it, made me happy too.

Just stumbled off Route 1 and found this place. The sour cream old fashioned donut was so fresh and different. Totally made the stop worth it.

Calamari and craft beer were solid starters. The French Onion burger was the highlight&mdash;really flavorful. Service was efficient, and the patio is a nice spot. Prices are reasonable for the quality.

Stopped in for a quick coffee and a croissant. The space is clean and bright, which I appreciate. The almond croissant was good, but the coffee was just okay. Decent spot for a morning meeting.

Leo&#39;s place was decked out for the holidays, really cozy. Had a nice lunch there. He recommended a local red that paired surprisingly well with the hearty stew. A bit of a wait for the food, but the vibe was right.

Cozy spot with friendly staff. Felt like a neighborhood favorite the moment I walked in. Had the chicken pot pie - crust was flaky, filling was hearty. Just a bit too salty for my taste, but still hit the spot on a chilly evening.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Got the chicken sandwich, came out fast and was huge. Had to take half home. Place gets busy but they keep things moving.

Chef Attilio&#39;s Chateaubriand is the move. Cooked just right. The bacon-wrapped dates are a solid starter. Bread pudding for dessert, always. Menu stays consistent.

The ciccola and pepperoni breads are the stars here. They taste like they just came out of the oven, which is exactly what you want. The warm, fresh-baked smell in the air is the best part.

Been coming here for years. Their burgers are always cooked just right, super juicy. Honestly, it&#39;s one of the best in town.

Stumbled in during a road trip. Got the &quot;I am hungry&quot; plate. Massive portion, definitely for two people. Good deal.

The swordfish special was cooked just right, not dry at all. Really fresh seafood. That&#39;s the main thing for me.

The burger was juicy and flavorful. I had it with the French onion soup, which was fantastic. The booth seating was comfortable and made for a really nice, relaxed lunch.

The samosas and butter naan were great. The booths were really comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

Been coming here for years, their eggs Benedict never disappoints. The hollandaise is always spot on, eggs are poached just right. For the price, you get a solid portion that keeps me full till dinner. A good deal for what you get.

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