Loved the beer selection here, especially the ciders on draft. The layered options are a cool touch&mdash;had a black and tan and it was a fun, tasty choice. The whole place just has a really relaxed, easygoing vibe.

This place is clean and feels roomy, which I really appreciate. It&#39;s a convenient spot near the university. The booths are comfortable and the staff is friendly, making for a relaxed meal.

The tandoori chicken was so good, and I love that you can pick your spice level! Went with friends and we shared a bunch of things. The onion naan was perfect for scooping everything up. Staff was super chill.

Quick lunch spot. Got the turkey avocado pita and waffle fries. Pita was fresh, fries crispy. Came out fast, which is key for me. Service was solid. Good for a quick bite.

The Fire Breathing Dragon pizza is my go-to. Tiramisu was a bit dry, but the pizzas are always solid.

The four-course tasting menu seemed small at first, but it was actually pretty filling. We left feeling satisfied, which was a nice surprise. Good amount of food for the price.

Love that they list calories, carbs, protein, and fiber right on the menu. Makes it easy to track what I&#39;m eating. The local sourcing is a nice touch, you can taste the freshness in the greens.

The apple bread pudding was warm and sweet, just the right dessert to end with.

The walking trails along the river are so peaceful. A nice way to start the day.

The wine list is solid and the bottle prices are pretty reasonable. I had an espresso martini and it was really smooth. Just a nice, relaxed spot to unwind.

The tasting menu was a fun surprise. Each course was well-prepared, and the flavors really worked.

The vermicelli bowl with tofu is my go-to. Fresh veggies, and that peanut chili sauce is fantastic. Pairs surprisingly well with a crisp, dry Riesling. Under $9, it&#39;s a steal for a filling lunch.

Service was prompt and attentive. The bottomless mimosas are a solid deal, even though they&#39;re not on the printed menu. Food was good, drinks were fine. A reliable spot for a straightforward brunch.

Service was the highlight. Ryan, Faith, and Cati were all fantastic&mdash;attentive and knew the menu inside out. Their wine pairing suggestion for the main course was spot on. That kind of thoughtful service makes a real difference.

Tried the new Moo Ping skewers. They nailed that smoky, slightly sweet char you get from a proper Bangkok street stall. Really took me back. A solid addition to the menu.

The clay pot catfish here is a solid choice. You can pick your spice level, which is nice. The sauce had a good depth of flavor, really soaked into the fish. Went great with a bowl of white rice to balance it out.

Campbell was our server and she totally made the night. We were a big group trying to decide what to share, and her tips on the wings and salmon were spot on. She really knows the menu!

Emily was a great server. She noticed our phones were low and got us a table near an outlet without us even asking. That kind of attention is nice.

The non-alcoholic options are solid. Tried the ginger-lime mocktail, and it was well-balanced, not just sweet syrup. Good for a business lunch when you need to stay sharp.

Food&#39;s great, but a bit pricier than other spots around. Still a nice place to catch up with friends.

Fun spot with skee-ball and a pool table while you wait. They even brought water for our dog without us asking, which was nice.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s a solid neighborhood spot. The fish tank is a nice touch, always clean and relaxing to watch. Food holds up for takeout or a quick bite inside. Nothing fancy, just reliable.

Been coming here for years, and the ribs are always fall-off-the-bone tender. That smoky flavor is just consistent. It&rsquo;s a tiny spot, sure, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm for me.

Got seated fast with a big group. Lazy susan table was perfect for sharing. Portions are huge, so you definitely won&#39;t leave hungry. Good for a quick, filling meal when you&#39;re with friends.

The Depot flatbread was a nice start. The wagyu steak was fine, and I liked the lobster mac and cheese. A bit on the expensive side, but a decent meal.

The falafel burger with garlic aioli was really good. What I loved was the outdoor patio, it&#39;s just a nice, relaxed spot to sit. Perfect for grabbing a bite when you&#39;re in the area.

Been coming here since they opened. The food is consistently good and always arrives piping hot. Feels like it&#39;s made from scratch. A solid choice for a reliable meal.

The mango chicken here is a standout. The sauce has this perfect sweet and savory balance, and the chicken is so tender. Generous portions too. Staff was really on top of things.

The pizza is thin and foldable, just like back home. The booths are comfortable, which makes for a nice, relaxed meal.

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