The tres leches cake was a great finish. Staff was genuinely warm and thoughtful, which really stood out. I enjoyed a glass of Malbec with my main&mdash;a nice pairing. Food had authentic flavors and was plated nicely.

The egg rolls were huge and crispy. I liked how they came out piping hot, just the right way to kick off dinner. The place itself is pretty cozy, with warm lighting and comfy booths.

The red curry with tofu here was solid. What stood out was the amount of veggies in it&mdash;way more than I&#39;ve gotten at other places for the same price. That alone made it feel like a good deal.

Bulgogi and marinated ribs were spot on&mdash;really tender and packed with flavor. The BBQ portions were decent, not huge but enough for a solid meal. Just a heads up, the side dishes were a bit basic today.

Got here right before closing and they were super nice about it. No rush at all. But the real star was the hash browns &mdash; honestly the best I&#39;ve ever had. Crispy and golden all the way through.

The staff is so friendly and patient, which makes dining here a really comfortable experience.

The veggie burger was solid, patty had a nice char. My friend&#39;s mushroom risotto was creamy but could&#39;ve used more seasoning. Staff was friendly, they checked in just enough. Good spot for a casual dinner.

Brunch at this restaurant is a must! The food is always good, and the atmosphere is perfect for a relaxing meal with friends. The elote fritters are a definite tease, so be sure to order extra!

The pineapple fried rice here really caught my attention. You could tell the ingredients were fresh&mdash;the pineapple chunks were sweet and juicy, and the rice wasn&#39;t oily at all. A nice, light option. The steamed dumplings were good too, but the fried rice was the standout for me.

The no-tipping policy is a nice touch, staff were super friendly. Happy hour deals on drinks and small plates were solid. Cozy spot with a cool Japanese baseball theme.

Menu has a solid vegetarian section. The regular pho is huge and soul-warming. Stayed open late, which was perfect for grabbing a bowl after a long day. Their house red was a surprisingly good match with the rich broth.

The Ethiopian jazz was a nice touch. Cozy spot, dim lighting. Got my food quick, which is what I needed. Good for a fast lunch.

The location is a major plus. Just a three-minute walk from my building. Makes grabbing a bagel and coffee on the way to the office incredibly convenient.

The chicken nuggets for kids were a lifesaver. My little one actually ate them! The place was packed and loud, but it worked for our casual family dinner.

The vegan turkey dill havarti sandwich was a nice surprise! The cheese texture was spot-on, no weird aftertaste.

Been coming here for years, and the Juicy Lucy burger never disappoints. That molten cheese center is always spot-on. Also, you gotta get the fried pickles &ndash; perfectly crispy and tangy. The cheese curds are solid, too.

Solid spot for a quick lunch in Excelsior. Ordered the sashimi platter. Fish was fresh, cuts were generous. Got my food fast, which is key for me. Place was pretty chill too. No fuss, just a good, quick bite.

Lots of gluten-free and dairy-free options on the menu. The space itself is really comfortable and easy to relax in.

Gary&#39;s is a cozy spot with a great ambiance. The combination of elegance and a relaxed vibe makes it perfect for both casual and special occasions.

The staff is so friendly. Our server was really helpful with the menu and made sure they accommodated my dietary restriction. Service was quick and gracious, which is nice when you&#39;re trying to pick a wine to go with your meal.

Leftovers for days! The pho was massive, came with all the fixings. Egg rolls were crispy outside, still moist inside. Chicken stir-fry had a nice sauce, lots of veggies. Staff checked in a few times.

Service was super fast and friendly, which was nice. The hibachi-style meal was solid for the price, and the portions were definitely generous. A good find if you&#39;re not looking for a huge, fancy teppanyaki show.

The Bentley Roll is my go-to. I like how they give you a little sheet to mark your happy hour choices. It&rsquo;s a nice touch. The space itself is really chill, with a good vibe for just hanging out.

Clean spot, good lighting. The tea stood out &mdash; really nice depth of flavor. It paired well with my meal, a pleasant surprise for a casual dinner.

The tuna poke was so fresh, it practically dissolved on the tongue. 😋 The real star for our table was their sake list though&mdash;we ended up trying a couple different bottles and just hanging out for hours. Perfect for a long catch-up with friends.

Solid food for the price. Good spot to get some work done, but it can get loud. Cash only, you clear your own table.

Portions are generous, prices are fair. Spent more at chain spots for way less. Their own parking lot is a lifesaver in this area.

Just had their Cuban sandwich. It&#39;s huge! Came with these really good sides too. Honestly, the amount of food you get for the price is pretty wild. Left with a box.

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