Been coming here for years. Their croissants are always flaky and buttery, just like I remember from my first visit. It&#39;s that kind of consistency that keeps me coming back. The card fee is a small thing, but it&#39;s always there.

Ceviche sampler and paella for lunch. Ceviche was fresh, paella was savory and filling. Got my order in 10 minutes, perfect for a quick bite.

The vegetarian platter and chicken samosas were flavorful, not greasy. The teff injera was light. Service was efficient, got our order out quickly for a business lunch. Portion size was decent for the price.

Staff knows their stuff. I asked about vegan swaps for a couple dishes and they were super chill about it. Got my pasta with cashew cream instead of cheese. Solid.

They squeezed us in last minute for a group dinner, which was nice. The space itself is really cool&mdash;lots of wood and warm lighting. It felt relaxed, not too loud even with a full house. The pizza was solid, and they had no issue with us bringing our own cake.

Service was really attentive and friendly. They even remembered my dietary preferences without me having to ask twice.

Loved the pork kidney with ginger and onion, it was unique. Menu has a great mix of Chinese and Vietnamese options.

First time here, and I was really impressed. The grilled octopus was cooked just right, tender with a nice char. My only note is the portion felt a bit small for the price. Still, I&#39;d definitely come back for that dish.

Love that they take EBT. The sandwiches are solid, and the drink sizes are huge.

Service is always friendly and attentive. They remember regulars, which is nice. It&#39;s a comfortable spot for a family dinner. My only note is that it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s busy.

Family dinner here, we went with the set menu. Plenty of food, had leftovers. The lively vibe was nice, but the wine list felt a bit limited for a place this buzzy. Still, a solid choice for a group.

The salt and pepper eggplant was the star for me. Incredibly crispy outside, soft inside, with that great peppery kick. The Mongolian beef was solid, rich and savory. A really satisfying combo.

Came here for a casual dinner and the rainbow roll was the star. The fish was super fresh and the presentation was so pretty, almost felt bad eating it. 😅 A solid spot for sushi.

Nice spot to grab a quick bite outside. The super tacos were loaded&mdash;tried the lengua and pollo, both really flavorful. A solid lunch.

The garlic bagel with jalape&ntilde;o cream cheese is my go-to. The booths are comfortable, which makes for a relaxed breakfast.

Drunken noodles and pad see ew were solid. Portions are huge, easily enough for two meals. Street parking was easy to find on a Tuesday night.

Stopped in for a solo dinner. The cozy vibe is nice, and they actually have small tables for one. Food came out fast and tasted good. Solid spot when you&#39;re flying solo.

I stop by for their donuts every time I&#39;m in SF. They&#39;re consistently fresh and light. The option for light sugar is a nice touch.

The roti with that dipping sauce is unreal. Seriously, I could just eat that and be happy. The chickpea tofu was a nice surprise too. Solid cocktails for a chill night out.

The mango curry with prawns was my favorite. The sauce was this perfect sweet and spicy combo, and the prawns were huge. The green beans with pork were good too, but that curry is what I&#39;ll come back for.

The Halo and Halo dessert was a treat. Loved the mix of textures from the jelly and boba with the ube ice cream. The large size is definitely worth it. Paired it with a simple black coffee, which cut through the sweetness nicely. Solid choice for a sweet finish.

The chips were a decent substitute for fries. The sandwiches and burgers are the real stars here.

They had those plastic dividers between tables and hand sanitizer everywhere. Felt safe, but it did make the place feel a bit sterile. The food was decent though.

Came by on New Year&#39;s Eve. The fried rice was really good, moist and full of flavor. The place was packed and had nice Thai decor. No alcohol though, which was a bummer for the occasion.

Came for happy hour, the blonde ale was really good. The outdoor seating is nice and spacious. But I was surprised by the price of the beers on tap - $9 for a pint during happy hour seems a bit steep for what you get.

Staff&#39;s usually friendly and helpful. Got my order quick every time I&#39;ve been in. No complaints there.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The hummus was really smooth and creamy, pita was warm. The spicy chicken had a nice kick to it, not too overpowering. Just hit the spot.

The kale empanada was a total surprise. So much flavor packed in there, and I&#39;m not even vegan. The staff was really sweet about explaining the ingredients, too.

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