Been coming here for years, the happy hour is still the best deal downtown. $7 for a solid burger and fries, can&#39;t beat that. Portions are generous too, never leave hungry.

Happy hour was a hit for our group of five. The small plates were solid, and they had a nice wine list that paired well with everything.

Solid spot to catch a game, feels like a real Irish pub. Their Guinness pour was spot on, which is key for me. The beer selection is decent, but I wish they had more interesting craft options to pair with the food.

The slow-cooked pork is the reason I come here. It just falls apart, so tender and full of flavor. The Lau Lau plate is another good one, the pork inside is just as soft. That&rsquo;s really all I care about.

The crab in the seafood omelette is legit generous. Hollandaise is a nice touch. A bit pricey, but you get a lot.

This place is perfect for catching up with friends. It&#39;s super clean and spacious, so you can actually hear each other talk! Alexis and Natalie were so nice and made us feel really welcome. The mixed drinks were a hit at our table.

Nice spot to sit outside when it&#39;s sunny. The vegetable hash with chicken and ham was solid, good flavor.

The place is spotless for a 24-hour spot. Their house red was a solid, easy drink with my late-night burger.

Maple glazed pork belly with mozzarella corn pancakes. Pork was tender, good flavor. The pancakes had a unique texture, which worked well. A solid choice from their menu.

The lamb lasagna is a real standout here. The tortellini was cooked perfectly too, with really balanced flavors. I found the booths were quite comfortable, which made for a relaxed meal.

The heated patio is a smart touch for cooler evenings. We had a business dinner there last week, and it was comfortable despite the chill. The board games kept my colleague&#39;s kids occupied, which helped the meeting run smoothly. Service was efficient.

The poached eggs were just right, and those loaded hash browns were so good. Rosa, our server, was really sweet and checked on us just enough.

The location is super convenient if you&#39;re hitting the farmers market. We grabbed a quick breakfast here first. The food was fine, but honestly, the prices felt a bit steep for what you get. Good spot, just wish the value was a little better.

Been coming here for years. Their croissants are the real deal - buttery, flaky, just right. The ham and cheese one is my go-to. Sometimes a bit too crowded on weekends, but that&#39;s how you know it&#39;s good.

The Manila clam broth was the star for me. So flavorful, and the warm bread was perfect for dipping. Also tried their Slack Tide cocktail - creamy with a nice pineapple kick.

Marisela C. was the best part. She&rsquo;s friendly and professional, really makes you feel like a regular. That kind of service is why I&rsquo;d come back to this spot.

The coconut crusted rockfish was so good! Cooked just right. A great spot to catch up with friends.

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.

Stumbled in for lunch and got the Reuben. Solid sandwich, but the real star was their house red. They had a glass that paired perfectly with the corned beef. Prices felt right for what you get.

Cozy spot, feels like home. They really nailed the decor, it&#39;s so warm and inviting. Makes for a really nice, relaxed meal.

The Kirkland Roll was a nice change. Cucumber on the outside gave it a really fresh crunch, not heavy like some places. I liked that the menu had more classic rolls, too. A solid spot for straightforward sushi.

The pad see ew here is solid, generous portion too. I always end up with leftovers for lunch the next day. Their massaman curry has that slow-cooked depth, really hits the spot when you&#39;re craving something hearty.

Came for breakfast, ended up coming back the next day. The vegan options are solid, but honestly, the portions for the price felt a bit small. I was still a little hungry after my plate. Coffee was good though.

Veggie breakfast crepe is solid, and they serve it all day.

Been coming here for years. The staff always remembers my usual order, and they&#39;re just as quick and friendly now as they was on my first visit. That kind of consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Always stop by when I&#39;m in town for work. The sushi is fresh and reliable. Their sake selection pairs nicely with the fish.

The cheesecake selection is pretty good. Had the Very Cherry Chocolate - a nice balance of tart and sweet. The slice was a bit on the smaller side for the price, but it was a decent dessert.

The seating is super limited, but grabbing a few pastries and walking to the waterfront park with friends was the perfect move.

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