The beer selection here is pretty impressive. I tried a couple of flights and found some new favorites. The food menu is a bit limited, but the burger I had was decent. A solid spot if you&#39;re into craft beer.

Love the retro vibe here. The patty melt was huge and perfectly cooked, a real steal for the price.

The Chicken Milanese was done just right, and the Fettuccine Alfredo sauce is the best I&#39;ve had. The portions are huge, so I took some home. The booths are comfortable and spaced well apart, which made the meal feel relaxed.

The avocado toast with a fried egg was fresh and crunchy. I liked the mix of textures. The menu has some fun choices. It&#39;s a comfortable spot for a quiet, easy meal.

The salsa is so good here! Fresh and just the right amount of kick. The chips are always warm and they keep refilling the basket. Honestly, I could make a meal out of just that.

The chocolate chip cookie was still warm, with a crispy edge and a soft, gooey center. The sea salt on top really made it. A solid late-night dessert spot.

Been coming here for a few months now. The staff remembers my usual order, and the food always hits the spot. Just a solid, reliable place in the neighborhood.

Grabbed bagels to go from here while staying in the neighborhood. Really liked that I could order ahead&mdash;they were ready right on time. The everything bagel was super fresh and chewy, just how I like it. Super easy stop.

The breakfast sandwich was cooked just right, and the fresh fruit on the side was a nice touch. Really liked the bright, airy space in the morning&mdash;made for a relaxed start.

Stopped in near the college. The brie and apple panini had a great crunch, and the tomato soup was spot on. I paired it with a local cider they suggested&mdash;really worked with the brie. The smoothie bowl was a fresh pick-me-up.

The vibe is fun and the staff are super nice. But honestly, I was a bit surprised by the bill for two tacos and a drink. It&#39;s a cool spot, just pricier than I expected for a casual lunch.

Even when they ran out of a few dishes, the staff was super chill. The owner&#39;s smile made waiting for a table with a glass of wine totally fine.

The bolognese here is a standout. It&#39;s got this unique, savory depth with more pork than I&#39;m used to, and the homemade noodles are just the right texture. Really solid Italian spot.

The beer selection here is pretty good. I had the Oktoberfest and the Red Ale &mdash; both were solid, with nice flavor. The staff was friendly and attentive, which made for a pleasant visit.

Been coming here for years. The egg and cheese on a fresh roll is my usual. Eggs are always cooked just right. Simple, but they get it right every time.

The hibachi was surprisingly affordable for such generous portions.

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