Cool spot with movies playing. The pho broth is always solid, rich without being heavy. Service is quick, they don&#39;t keep you waiting. Good for a casual, reliable meal.

The espresso Jell-O shot with homemade whipped cream is a solid choice. The old fashioned one is strong, just how I like it.

Solid spot for oysters. The selection was good, and they were fresh, shucked clean. Staff was generous with the portions. The wild scallops were also a standout.

They made me a grilled cheese with ham even though it wasn&#39;t on the menu. That was a nice surprise.

The happy hour is such a steal! The dollar oysters are so fresh, and the Omens Spritz is just right. Perfect for grabbing drinks with friends.

The staff was really helpful with my dietary needs, they even had a marked menu. I enjoyed the halloumi and harissa potatoes. The whole meal felt easy and relaxed.

The hot chocolate was solid, and I liked the variety of whipped cream flavors they offered. Good to see they use compostable materials too. A bit pricey for what it is, but the location is convenient for a quick stop.

Cozy spot for lunch, clean and unpretentious. I like the simple, humble vibe here. It&rsquo;s the kind of place you can just relax without any fuss.

The chicken katsu bento lunch special was a solid deal. The portion was generous, and the potato salad was a nice touch. Felt like I got my money&#39;s worth for a weekday lunch.

Salad rolls are solid. That dipping sauce is different, not your usual peanut sauce. Quick bite for lunch.

Found some wild soda flavors here. Like a fizzy lychee thing. My kid loved the weird Japanese candy. Fun to just wander the aisles.

The lychee martini is my go-to. It&#39;s a nice twist on the classic. But at $16 a pop, I only ever get one. Wish happy hour applied to these creative cocktails too.

Been coming here for years. Service is usually quick, staff is friendly enough. But on a busy Friday night, it felt a bit rushed and they seemed stretched thin. Still got my order right, though.

The pho broth was really rich. I added extra noodles and it hit the spot. Also tried the mango sticky rice, which was a nice finish.

I&#39;ve gotten their Amelie cake a few times now. It&#39;s always so creamy and fresh. The ordering process is easy and they&#39;re good about letting you know when it&#39;s ready for pickup. Makes things simple.

The shiitake ochazuke was a nice, savory choice. I liked how the tea made a warm broth over the rice. The separate cup of genmaicha was smooth with a light floral note. It&#39;s a unique dish for a simple, comforting meal.

Came for trivia night, it was packed! Got lucky with a table near the back. The vibe was fun but honestly, the drink prices felt a bit high for what you get. Still, a solid spot for the weekly events.

The spicy pork was legit, real heat but not overwhelming. Pad Thai in the egg wrap is fun to eat. The green curry with chicken though... that sweet and savory depth is what I&#39;ll remember. Solid spot.

The new downtown spot is way bigger, which is nice. I grabbed a seat by the window and had &#39;The Oregon&#39;. It&#39;s a cute little flower coffee place, easy to miss if you&#39;re not looking.

I stopped in for a quiet morning coffee and it was just the right vibe. The place is calm and cute. I also grabbed a slice of their broccoli and cheese quiche to go - really tasty. A nice, low-key spot.

Been coming here for years. The Rise and Shine hummus is still my go-to. It&#39;s got that perfect texture and the right amount of spice. The Turkish coffee is strong, just how I like it. Staff&#39;s always friendly. A solid spot for a weekend bite.

Cozy spot for a relaxed brunch. The wild salmon hash was pretty good, nice flavor and cooked well. A bit on the pricey side for what it was, but I had a fine time.

Deepak is a great host, super friendly and funny. He makes you feel like you&#39;re a guest in his own home. That kind of personal touch really makes a difference.

Stumbled in after work and the vibe was so cozy. They had a solid draft list, but the real charm was the little Harry Potter details everywhere - even the coasters were themed. Made for a fun, low-key evening.

Solid happy hour spot. The oysters are a good deal, and I liked the dirty martini with them. The space is cool, has a photobooth. A bit loud for conversation, but a fine choice for a casual drink.

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