The Bavarian pretzels were a solid start, especially with those dips. My schnitzel was crispy, perfect for sharing. I paired it with a local lager &ndash; the malty notes actually complemented the savory bites pretty well. A bit pricey for what it is, but the drinks selection made up for it.

The server knew the wine list well and suggested a great pairing for our mains. Very helpful without being overbearing.

The grilled octopus on guacamole was a fun surprise! The crab quesadilla was the real star though, so good we ordered another round for the table. Perfect for sharing with friends.

That Million Dollar Baby burger was as good as they say. The patty was juicy, the bun held up well. Pricey, but you get what you pay for. I&#39;d say it&#39;s worth it for a treat.

The crab skillet was loaded with real crab, which I loved. Nice spot upstairs with the garage doors open.

The drink menu is solid. Good rotation of craft beers and local wines. Tried the Hibiscus Gin and Tonic &ndash; it was refreshing, not too sweet. A decent spot for a post-work drink.

The sushi was quite good, fresh and well-prepared. The pork belly was also a decent choice, nicely glazed. Service was fine, though the pacing between courses felt a little slow. A solid spot overall.

Been coming here for years. They&rsquo;ve kept things consistent, even through all the COVID stuff. The place always feels clean and organized, which is a big deal for me. Just makes picking up my usuals a lot less stressful.

The kitchen was so nice about our request for less salt. I really focus on that, and it made a difference. The flavors were still really bright and the ingredients tasted so fresh. A nice, thoughtful touch.

The Guinness stew was solid, and I liked the bacon-wrapped asparagus to start. The Irish music and cozy vibe were nice, though it got a bit loud later on. Good spot for a casual dinner.

Stopped by on a Monday evening. The short rib was incredible, and the complimentary chocolate chip cookies were a nice touch. The space itself is really cozy, with these warm wooden tables and soft lighting.

The burger was cooked just right, juicy and tasty. The key lime dessert was a nice finish. I liked that the booths were roomy and comfortable, made it easy to relax. Service was friendly without being overbearing.

Solid veggie and seafood choices here. The flavors are fresh and it&#39;s tasty enough to keep us coming back.

Cozy late-night spot with a solid whiskey selection. The old wooden bar is a nice touch. Had a couple drinks and the charcuterie board - the meats were good quality, cured well. Staff checked in without hovering. A decent place to unwind after 9 pm.

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