Tried their Italian-Latino fusion menu last night. The pasta with chorizo was interesting, a bit spicy but the sauce was rich. The arancini were crispy outside, creamy inside. Solid spot for something different.

The staff was really friendly and let me try a couple of soups first. I went with the chicken pot pie soup, and the little puff pastry side was so good. It made for a very comfortable, easy lunch.

The red curry and rice here is just the right size for me. Came out super fast, too. I always leave feeling satisfied but not stuffed.

The staff was so attentive to my arugula allergy. They double-checked everything in the kitchen for me. It&rsquo;s rare to feel that confident about the ingredients when dining out. The care they took made the whole evening relaxing.

Service was efficient even on a busy Saturday. Had a 7:30 reservation and we were seated right away. The fireplace was a nice touch. Staff was attentive without hovering.

Lunch specials are a solid deal. The staff is consistently friendly, which is nice.

The customization here is so cool! You can really tweak your drink and meal to your taste. Jojo remembered my usual order, which was a nice touch. Makes it feel like my spot.

Cozy spot, good for a quick bite. Staff was attentive and gave solid recommendations. The space is small, so it can feel a bit tight when busy. Solid option for the area.

The corned beef hash here is pretty good, homemade style. I liked it enough to get a third portion to go. The eggs on top were just fine.

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I&#39;ve been coming here for years and the eggs Benedict are always perfect. The hollandaise is just right, not too heavy. It&#39;s a cozy spot for a quiet breakfast, and the staff is very friendly.

Burger was solid, but that toffee bread pudding is something else. Honestly, they could just serve that for dessert and call it a day. Stopped in on a whim, glad I did.

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First time trying Moroccan food, and it was a great intro. The lamb tagine was so tender, just fell apart. They serve it on these gorgeous painted plates that make the whole thing feel special. The mint tea at the end with the little cookies was a lovely touch.

The pistachio gelato was the highlight for me. Really creamy, with a nice nutty flavor. I&#39;d come back just for that.

The atmosphere at James Hook &amp; Co is charming and laid-back, making it a perfect spot for a casual meal. The lobster rolls are top-notch, and the large portions ensure you won&#39;t leave hungry.

A nice relaxed spot in Chinatown. The vegetables were fresh and the vegan options looked good. I had the tom yum soup, the broth was pretty tasty. A solid choice for a casual lunch.

Solid spot for a family dinner. Beef coconut curry was flavorful, bhindi aloo was good. Portions are generous, so sharing works well. Mango lassi was a nice touch. Service was efficient, got us in and out without a fuss.

Such a cozy little spot! The hanger steak was the star for me &mdash; cooked perfectly, so tender and juicy. Definitely book ahead, it fills up fast.

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