The Quiet Few

Excellent whiskey selection. Ask about their selection because menus can be outdated, specifically their allocated stuff. Enjoyed the 90s-2000s music. I have celiac and they were accommodating - assured me that their kitchen knew what to do and prepared smashburgers accordingly. It takes very little for me to have a reaction but I can say that I did not have one here. Fryer is shared so can’t have anything from there but the burger was very good. Saw after eating that they have a ‘certificate of allergy awareness training’ posted near the entrance. Gave me even more assurance that they understood gluten intolerance.

While waiting out a rain delayed concert, my friend and I made our way to The Quiet Few on a Saturday night. The place was absolutely packed, but we managed to snag two spots at a corner table. You order with the bartenders at the bar and then take a seat to wait for your food. We both decided to order the Smash burger. My friend has a gluten sensitivity so she was thankful that they had a gluten-free bun. I ordered my Smash burger with a side of fried pickles. The Smash burger was juicy and absolutely delicious. The fried pickles had all of the saltiness that I was craving. To wash it all down and to celebrate the fact that it was her birthday, we decided to do a round of pickle back shots. Surprisingly, the pickle juice as a chaser was incredible and I think I may have found the only way I’m willing to take shots at this age. So if you find yourself in the neighborhood and craving a good smash burger, come check this place out. It is dimly lit, very loud, and a total dive, but worth it.