First time here, and met with friendly staff, semi-crowded, rustic vibes. Parking was a little difficult. Mix of booths, tables, high tops and the bar.
The menu had a variety with gluten free and vegetarian options. We were told the gluten free pizzas are made alongside cookware that touches flour so keep in mind if you have a severe gluten problem or Celiacs.
We ordered some burgers, onion rings, a wrap, homemade chips, and a gluten free crust pizza - which were all very delicious, except the chips were a bit heavily salted - so I would opt for fries, sweet potato fries or the onion rings, and the gluten free pizza crust was a little burnt on the edges. Our food also took a substantially longer time than other tables seated after us, not sure if that was because of the gluten free preference.
The restrooms have stalls, and were very clean. And overall, a very trendy place with great service and food.