Brunch spot blends Californian fusion with Thai flavors in a space filled with plants and natural wood textures. Atmosphere stays subdued with lively music, offering plentiful seating and a family-friendly vibe. Menu features savory and sweet dishes with standout items like smoked duck Benedict and pandan brioche toast.
Food arrives promptly with beautiful presentation and stays consistently fresh and full of flavor. Cocktails pair well and complement the delicious dishes.
Mango sticky rice stands out as a popular dessert choice. The Pandan Toast also draws attention for its flavor, often tempting a second order.
"The fried chicken waffle at Brunch is crispy and tender."
"The food here is so delicious and fresh."
"You have to try the mango sticky rice for dessert."
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers, perfect for after-work gatherings.
The brunch menu features both sweet and healthy options, catering to diverse tastes.
Parking is available in the Plaza across the street, making access easy.
Casual and comfy space with light and airy design and serene, warm atmosphere. The vibe is chill with good music, attracting those who appreciate authentic Thai spicy dishes and fresh ingredients. Seating feels relaxing and spacious, making it suitable for quiet lunches or cozy dinners.
Food features amazing freshness and phenomenal dishes like pad see ew and spicy eggplant. Staff provide attentive service, checking on food status and refilling water regularly.
Mango with sweet sticky rice stands out as a dessert highlight. The ice cream also offers a wonderful finish to the meal.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a separate vegetarian and vegan menu.
Expect to pay around $69 for two people, including tax and tip.
They charge an extra $3 for chicken in dishes.
Converted factory space offers modern design with thoughtful furniture and heath ceramic tiles at the bar. Atmosphere feels intimate yet can be crowded, with lively energy and fresh bay air outdoors. Creative cocktails and a gorgeous bar draw a crowd that plans ahead for reservations.
Food features creatively prepared dishes like steak frites, burger, burrata, and salads. Drinks come with great cocktails and the overall cuisine is refined and high-quality.
Desserts include a Basque cheesecake and a Mont Blanc that stand out. An off-menu special features sesame three ways for variety.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner and cocktails.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers, making it a great time to visit.
Parking is plentiful and conveniently located right outside the restaurant.
Compact space offers cozy, intimate atmosphere with friendly vibe and lightly romantic outdoor seating. Energy stays lively even near closing time, welcoming relaxed conversations. Mediterranean roots shape an elegant yet casual setting suited for special nights or dates.
Food here is consistently delicious and excellent from appetizer to dessert. The kitchen adapts well to dietary needs, showing care and understanding in preparation.
Desserts include tiramisu and cheesecake that are delicious and beautifully presented. The dessert menu offers a lovely selection, though the options are not very unique.
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Asena offers a variety of vegetarian options on their menu.
The restaurant features both indoor and outdoor seating.
Prices at Asena are moderate, making it accessible for most diners.
Personal hot pots serve as the centerpiece in a modern, open space with low barriers and spacious seating. The atmosphere balances cozy charm with a lively noise level, resembling a large family gathering. The menu offers unique Vietnamese hot pot options that stand out from typical fare.
Food shows a unique blend of Vietnamese tradition with a slight Western influence. Dishes come lovingly prepared and consistently outstanding with an atypical take on Southeast Asian flavors.
Pandan waffles stand out as a unique dessert option. The fried banana with ice cream offers a rich, satisfying finish. Desserts here are consistently very good.
Good to know
Make reservations, especially for weekend nights, as the restaurant is small.
Expect to wait even with a reservation during busy times.
Lunch is served Monday to Friday from 11:30am to 2:30pm, priced under $20.
Newly renovated space features a glowing Italian marble bar and lit quartz bartop that create a stylish setting. Warm, cozy atmosphere includes a fireplace and flattering lighting that fosters a romantic vibe. The place draws a welcoming local crowd and balances a bustling energy with inviting comfort.
Food here stays consistently delicious and outstanding from appetizers to steak. Service matches the quality, making every meal superb.
Great desserts complement the meal well, providing a satisfying finish. They pair nicely with appetizers and drinks, rounding out the dining experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during busy times.
Parking can be challenging; the small lot fills quickly.
Dinner for two typically costs around $140, including tax and tip.
Classic Italian deli with an East Coast vibe and old-school charm creates a cozy, friendly atmosphere. Regulars enjoy outstanding sandwiches like pastrami, Italian beef, and lamb on well-chosen breads. Space is limited, so calling ahead during busy times helps manage the small waiting area.
Food features great quality and delicious flavors served with friendly service. The cozy atmosphere adds to the overall dining experience.
Desserts include cannoli and tiramisu, plus a chocolate dessert from Italy. Prices for desserts run a bit higher than fast food but stay reasonable.
Good to know
Parking is limited, and the restaurant gets busy, especially during peak hours.
It is helpful to call ahead during peak times because there isn’t much room to wait inside.
The menu offers a wide variety of options, from classic favorites to unique creations.
Spacious sushi restaurant with beautiful Japanese decor and large TV screens at the bar and sushi counter. The atmosphere is peaceful and quiet with mainstream music that sometimes encourages dancing. Open late, it offers fresh sushi and complimentary ice cream while waiting.
Food here is consistently delicious and fresh, with options like bento boxes for lunch. Service is friendly and accommodating, even offering complimentary ice cream.
Desserts include ice cream and sometimes a surprise dessert. Staff often bring dessert to the table at the end of the meal.
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Hayashi Japanese Cuisine is open until 11 pm, making it a late-night option.
Parking is limited due to the restaurant's location on a busy corner.
The restaurant has a dining area in the back with booths for a more private experience.
Big restaurant with copper ceilings and cozy booths creates an intimate, inviting atmosphere. Romantic low lighting and Edison bulbs mix with sports TVs, blending fine dining with casual energy. Full bar offers standout cocktails like Ube Martini and Habanero Blood Orange Margarita.
Food offers a symphony of flavors with a fun rotation of seasonal items. Presentation and flavor come together with consistently great customer service.
Paris Brest dessert and salted caramel gelato stand out with rich flavors. Desserts here are consistently excellent and satisfying.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during busy brunch hours, especially on holidays.
The restaurant is not suitable for families; children are not welcome.
Parking is available for free in the lot adjacent to the restaurant.
Halal Texas-style barbecue fills a small space with limited seating and outdoor tables, creating a crowded, family-friendly atmosphere. Long lines form early due to popular, high-quality smoked meats like brisket and dino ribs. Nearby beer options add to a relaxed vibe despite the tight quarters.
Indonesian flavors shine through in dishes like Soto Padang and rendang, blending well with classic BBQ items. The smoked fried chicken stands out for its juiciness and crispiness, making the food consistently delicious.
Banana pudding stands out as a popular dessert here. Cendols, served as dessert drinks, add a unique sweet finish to the meal.
Good to know
All the meats served are halal.
They often run out of food by 3 p.m., so arrive early.
Expect long wait times, especially on weekends.
Small tea house filled with plants and cozy decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Tables are close together, making it lively but sometimes noisy, especially when full. Unique Southeast Asian–style tea sandwiches and individual teapots add a distinctive touch to the experience.
Traditional Malaysian food offers a variety of flavorful and beautifully presented dishes. The menu includes many tasty options that stand out visually and in taste.
Pandan desserts and British scones come with a mild sweetness. Dessert options change often, offering a fresh selection each visit.
Good to know
Reservations are required for afternoon tea, especially on weekends.
The afternoon tea experience costs $40 per person, excluding tax and tip.
A mandatory 25% tip applies for groups larger than six.
Modern space with clean, spacious interior and pictures of menu items on the walls creates a casual vibe similar to a boba shop. Warm lighting and soft background music set a welcoming atmosphere for groups catching up. Unique mix of individual hot pot, ramen, and boba offers variety not common in the area.
Food comes out fast and in large portions. Quality stays high with a varied menu focused on noodles, served hot on a small burner for good presentation.
Offers boba alongside desserts. Desserts are generally good but not the main attraction. Some find the dessert options just fine.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a large menu with hot pot, boba, and ramen.
Expect large portions; the hot pot costs around $20-$21.
There is a 15% service charge added to the bill.