Service gets a bit spotty when they&#39;re slammed, like during those holiday pop-ups. Expect to wait a bit longer if you go at peak times, that&#39;s just how it is.

Love that it&#39;s a Bills bar on game days. The energy is just right. They do raffles and have the Thorns games on too, which is a nice touch. Staff is super friendly. Makes for a fun afternoon.

Grace suggested the pepperoni pizza. Crust was thin and crisp, the cheese had a nice pull. Good balance of grease and spice. The place was loud, but the pizza held up.

Bolognese was fantastic. Pasta portions are moderate, but the quality of ingredients and preparation makes it satisfying.

As a gluten-free diner, I really appreciate having a dedicated menu. Ordered the pasta and didn&#39;t worry at all. Felt safe for once.

Our server Ella was just the right amount of attentive. She kept our waters full and the pacing of the courses felt so natural. We were too busy enjoying the food to even think about our phones.

Stumbled in off Division Street. The creamy pink sauce on the gnocchi special was just right. It had that perfect, cozy richness that made the whole evening feel warm. The soup was good, too.

Came here for the first time last week. The vibe is really nice, classy but still chill. They were super nice about us showing up early for our table, which was a relief.

Came in later in the afternoon and they were already out of a few things. No biggie. The OG and cinnamon sugar donuts were so good, especially with the cozy, low-key vibe in there. Just a nice, quiet spot to unwind.

Sat at the bar for a solo dinner. The bartender was really friendly, made the whole thing feel easy and relaxed. Just what I needed after a long day.

Stopped in for a quick bite. The unagi roll was really good. Menu&#39;s got a solid range, from shishito peppers to karaage and a bunch of sushi.

The staff here are always so patient, letting you sample a few flavors before you pick. Even with a line out the door, it moves fast. I grabbed a scoop of their seasonal berry sorbet &ndash; it was a nice, light finish.

Love how bright and airy it feels inside with all the plants. A really comfortable spot for a meal.

The cassoulet was the real deal. Rich, deep flavor from the beans and sausage, cooked for hours. The filet de boeuf was tender, a perfect medium-rare. Portions are huge, so you definitely get your money&#39;s worth.

The staff was so helpful when we had a delivery app issue during our business lunch. Really appreciated their patience.

Those foie gras dumplings are the real deal. Rich, flavorful, perfect quick bite. Service was on point, not too fussy. Exactly what I needed for a fast, satisfying lunch downtown.

The beer list is solid, lots of local stuff I hadn&#39;t tried. Got the burger, patty was cooked just right, nice and juicy. The bun held up well too. That&#39;s pretty much all I care about.

Their Jalisco BLT is so good! I&#39;m not even fully vegan, but I went with a friend who is. We both loved it. The sandwich was packed with flavor, and we split the vegan sundae for dessert. Definitely a solid spot for a chill group hangout.

The cocktails were really good, but the mocktails stole the show for me. So creative and actually delicious, not just an afterthought. Service at the bar was quick and professional, which was nice.

First time trying Indonesian food and my husband loved it. He used to live there and said the flavors were spot on.

Got seats at the bar on a busy weekend morning. Not a long wait. Lively vibe, felt welcoming. Solid spot for a quick breakfast.

Tea here is strong and flavorful, not watered down. The lounge seating and outdoor deck make it a chill spot for a quick afternoon read. Perfect for a quiet break.

The staff here are always so friendly and efficient. They seem to genuinely enjoy their work, which makes ordering a breeze.

The cinnamon monkey bread is the only thing I remember. The spice level was just right, not too sweet either. It had that pull-apart texture you want. Could eat that every day.

The old building itself is the star here. Spent a good while just wandering around, checking out all the little details in the decor and the architecture. It&#39;s got a really unique, lived-in feel that you don&#39;t see much anymore.

The owner was working the floor, which was a nice touch. Staff was super friendly. We snagged a booth with a view of the Columbia River. My only note: the wine list felt a bit limited for the menu. Still, a solid spot for the vibe.

Love the retro vibe here! Came with a few friends on a Saturday night and the live music in the lounge was perfect. It wasn&#39;t too loud, so we could actually chat. 🎶

The donuts are bite-sized, which is nice. Lets you sample a few flavors. The base is good, soft inside with a bit of crisp. Could be a tad sweeter for my taste, but I keep coming back.

I&#39;m not a big vegan sushi person, but I tried it here and was pleasantly surprised. The flavors were actually pretty good, and the presentation was nice. The staff was helpful with my dietary questions.

The grilled cheese and tomato soup is solid. Tried their seasonal mocktail too&mdash;really surprised me, tasted like the real deal. Just a good, simple lunch spot.

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