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We came for our anniversary dinner. Joseph was our server and he was really nice, checked on us just the right amount. The food was tasty, and we left feeling relaxed.

The sampler platter was really good. The booths are comfortable, which is nice for a relaxed meal.

Had the Chicago deep dish for the first time. That buttery crust is no joke, and the layers of cheese and tomato sauce are so well balanced. A solid meal.

The double-double burger is a solid choice. I had it with a local IPA, and the hoppy bitterness cut through the richness nicely. Simple menu, easy decision. Fries were just okay, a bit soft for my taste.

That pork chop was something else. I&#39;ve tried them at pricier spots, but this one really hit the mark. Perfectly cooked, juicy, and the portion was huge. I had leftovers for lunch the next day. Everyone else seemed happy with their orders too.

Carrie was super attentive. She made sure our daughter&#39;s food came out early, which was a huge help.

The draft list is impressive. They had Pliny the Elder, which you don&#39;t see often. Really appreciate the focus on unique, quality options. A great spot for trying something new.

Came here with a big group of eight. We got seated right away, which was nice. Service was quick and friendly the whole time. The portions were huge for the price, honestly. I had the chicken parm, and it was enough for two meals.

The food was good, but Angel&#39;s service is what I&#39;ll remember. Just a genuinely friendly vibe, not forced at all. Made the whole evening feel easy.

The chawanmushi with a little yuzu was really good. Not something you see everywhere.

Perfect for a quick lunch. The minestrone soup is simple but packed with flavor. Got my order in under 10 minutes.

Stopped in before my flight. The $39.99 dinner special was a nice surprise. I really appreciated how fresh the vegetables tasted in my dish, that&#39;s something I always look for. The waiter was very attentive, which made for a relaxed meal.

They squeezed us in last minute on a Friday, big group and all. The staff was really friendly about it. The grilled octopus starter was spot on &ndash; tender, with a nice char. My lamb chops were cooked just right, medium-rare as asked. Solid spot for a spontaneous dinner.

French toast combo and pumpkin pancakes were solid, kept me full for hours. Hash browns had that nice crispy top.

Cozy spot, nice for a date. The grilled octopus was cooked just right, tender with a good char. My wife&#39;s lamb chops were a bit over for her taste, but the flavor was there. Portions felt a touch small for the price.

They squeezed our big group in with a set menu, which was a lifesaver. The food was fresh and tasty. But honestly, for the price per person, I expected a bit more on the plate. The portions felt a little light for what we paid.

Came with a big group and everything was pretty good. The focaccia appetizer was a real hit. The pesto pasta and short ribs pasta were both decent. A solid spot for a group dinner.

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