Nick and Nancy were in the kitchen when we stopped by. You can tell they really care about the place. It just feels more personal that way.

Solid gluten-free burger. Cooked well, came out hot. Good flavor. A reliable option if you&#39;re avoiding gluten.

Prime beef dip was solid, the jus had good flavor. Sweet potato fries were crispy. Paired it with a local ale, nice combo. Just a bit pricey for what you get.

The craft beer selection on tap is solid. I tried a couple local IPAs, and they were fresh and flavorful. The kids loved their mocktails, which was a nice surprise. Good spot for a casual drink.

Crab melt was spot on. Fresh crab, not too heavy. Tuna melt was solid too, they serve it open-faced which was a nice touch. Both were just right for a quick lunch.

Loved the wisteria on the patio. Their house red was a nice, easy drink for the relaxed vibe.

The eggs benedict with the biscuit option was fantastic. The potatoes were some of the best I&#39;ve had anywhere.

The Tsunami skillet is massive! Eggs, gravy, meats, potatoes, veggies. For the price, you can&#39;t beat the portion size.

Service was pretty good, they kept my coffee topped up. The homemade hot sauce and jams were a highlight. The local art on the walls is a nice touch. A solid spot for a casual breakfast.

We live close by and get the roasted veggie pizza a lot. It&#39;s always fresh and tastes good. For the price, the portion size is just right&mdash;not huge, but you leave satisfied. It&#39;s our reliable spot.

The ice cream is rich and creamy, clearly made with care. The variety of handmade flavors is huge, so it took me a while to pick. The staff was patient and let me try a few before I decided. Portion sizes are generous for the price, which is nice.

Been coming here for years, and that spicy sausage breakfast sandwich is the reason. It&#39;s got way more flavor than any other place around. I&#39;m always happy when I see it&#39;s still on the menu.

The chips and salsa are a must. The chips are warm, perfectly salted, and the salsa has a nice kick to it. They keep the basket coming without you having to ask.

The pecan crusted salmon was really moist and flavorful. The carrot cake dessert was a nice finish. Service was attentive the whole time.

A cozy little spot, family-run. The view from the outdoor tables is lovely on a nice day&mdash;you can watch the boats go by. Their breakfast sandwich was a solid choice.

Been a regular for years. Their chips and salsa are a must&mdash;I always grab an extra order to take home. The Carne Asada bowl is fresh and hits the spot every time.

Always packed, but they move the line fast. Perfect for a quick bite. The sourdough is homemade and really hits the spot. Portions are huge, so you&#39;ll definitely leave full. My go-to for a fast, filling breakfast.

Great for big groups, everyone found something they liked.

The donuts are always fresh and moist. Grabbed a box to go for a quick bite. The family running it is super nice. It&rsquo;s a classic spot, no frills but hits the spot.

The staff here are so nice and quick! My drink was just right, not too sweet. We grabbed a table outside and it was perfect for catching up with friends. The walk-up window is a nice option too.

Stopped in for lunch before catching the ferry. Got the fried tofu and a curry puff from the specials menu. Both were pretty solid. Quick and easy spot for a bite.

The chicken satay was really well done - crispy on the outside and still juicy inside. The flavor was spot on. The space itself felt a bit tight though, tables are pretty close together.

Solid spot for Korean fried chicken. The portion was generous, and the veggie options looked pretty good too. A decent choice if you&#39;re in the mood for that kind of food.

The burger was way better than I expected from an ice cream shop. Cheese curds were a solid addition.

I&#39;m not vegan but wanted something lighter. Their veggie broth was actually really flavorful, not just bland hot water. The gluten-free noodles had a nice chew to them too. Appreciate the effort they put into these options.

Love that they partner with local artists! The walls are covered in these cool, unique pieces. It made our catch-up coffee feel way more interesting than usual. A nice little gallery vibe while you chat. ☕️

The croissants were really good, flaky and buttery. I&rsquo;ll be back to try their cakes next time. The place was a bit crowded on a Saturday morning, but that&rsquo;s to be expected.

The tonkotsu ramen is my go-to, so good. And you have to get the karaage chicken to share with friends. The portions are huge for what you pay, we were all stuffed.

The kids&#39; play area was a lifesaver. My little one was entertained the whole time, so we could actually relax and eat our dinner. Made a big difference.

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