Spacious dining area with warm, inviting decor featuring family photos and banana leaves creates a clean, modern aesthetic. Music is mellow, supporting comfortable conversation in a hospitable atmosphere. The setting suits family gatherings, date nights, or introducing Filipino cuisine to newcomers.
Dishes showcase a unique, elevated take on Filipino cuisine while honoring original flavors. Each plate delivers super flavorful and distinct taste profiles rarely found elsewhere.
Filipino spaghetti stands out with its sweet and savory profile. Options include basil spaghetti and a house special called gha's spaghetti.
Good to know
Breakfast is only available on weekends.
There are not many vegetarian-friendly options.
The restaurant is a bit pricier than other Filipino restaurants in the area.
Tiny restaurant with a hole-in-the-wall atmosphere and a single communal table creates an intimate setting. The vibe blends Japanese fusion with Italian pasta, offering rich, complex flavors that stand out in the neighborhood. Takeout dominates, but the cozy space invites casual, shared dining experiences.
Pasta here blends Japanese ramen with traditional Italian styles, creating unique fusion dishes. The spot feels cozy and offers savory, filling options that work well for takeout.
Spaghetti comes with rich options like bolognese wagyu and marinara sauces. Dishes include panko chicken fettuccine and smashed wagyu spaghetti, all served with hearty meatballs or curry flavors.
Good to know
Takeout is recommended due to limited indoor seating.
Street parking is tricky, but there's a public parking structure nearby.
For pickup orders, use Toast instead of delivery apps.
Small space with about seven tables and some outdoor seating offers a clean, bright, and relaxed atmosphere. A sauce bar with various dips adds to the casual dining experience. The vibe is cozy and inviting, suited for quick, tasty lunches with a friendly feel.
Bite-sized chicken offers a Taiwanese flavor with a unique twist. The menu is diverse and the food carries a very authentic flavor.
Spaghetti comes with a house-made sauce that adds rich flavor. The dish is delicious and stands out among other favorites like shrimp taco and chicken and waffles.
Good to know
The prices at Surf Up Chicken are very affordable.
The dining area and restroom are nice and clean.
It gets busy during lunch hour, especially on weekdays.
Outdoor patio and garden with twinkling lights and live jazz music create a romantic, peaceful atmosphere. Interior features a library-themed decor surrounded by lush greenery. Cocktails and Italian dishes like truffle pizza complement the elegant, relaxed vibe.
Musical instruments and book columns decorate the bar area, creating a unique and vibrant atmosphere. The menu offers a small selection of dishes that stand out as distinctive compared to typical options.
Spaghetti dishes come perfectly al dente with options like Spaghetti alla Chitarra alla Nerano, which is flavorful and light, and Spaghetti alla Chitarra all'Amatriciana. The pasta showcases classic Italian textures and tastes.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 2pm to 6pm, ending at 5:45pm.
Live music is available from Wednesday to Saturday evenings.
The restaurant validates parking for $6 for three hours at the Library parking lot.
Peruvian restaurant with authentic flavors and a lively, energetic design featuring hanging plants and an outdoor patio. Atmosphere is cozy with fantastic music enhancing the vibe. Popular for unique cocktails and well-balanced drinks alongside standout dishes like mojo fries and lomo saltado.
Flavors blend Latin, Peruvian, and Asian concepts creating a unique fusion. Dishes like Tallarín Verde and Lomo Saltado offer distinctive flavor profiles not easily found elsewhere.
Green spaghetti features a runny sauce with good flavor. Spaghetti dishes often include beef flank, either stir-fried with vegetables or served with a creamy sauce.
Good to know
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Reservations are not required but recommended during busy hours.
Expect a casual dress code; no formal attire needed.
Small, cozy space with an open kitchen where chefs prepare Japanese-style pasta dishes. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, often busy and a bit loud during peak hours. Neighborhood vibe creates a comforting, family-like setting with classic Japanese-Italian fusion and bar seating for close food preparation views.
Fusion dishes bring a unique Japanese twist with options like Japanese Style Cod Roe and Butter Sauce. Many unique pasta toppings add variety to the flavorful menu.
Spaghetti here features Japanese-style dishes like wasabi squid spaghetti with fresh wasabi root that gives a pleasant aroma. The bolognese offers a tangy sauce and a rich, beefy aroma, making the spaghetti consistently top notch.
Good to know
Parking is available in the back of the building.
There is often a wait before being seated during peak hours.
The portions for the price are generous and affordable.
Restaurant combines bright natural light with a mix of fast food style and fresh handmade pasta offerings. Atmosphere stays clean and welcoming with music at a comfortable volume. Portions come large and filling, with options to customize pasta types, sauces, and proteins.
A collaboration between owners shapes the concept here. The spot features an older theme that stands out.
Spaghetti comes with a creamy white sauce and juicy double bacon or classic meatballs. Options include chicken spaghetti and a combo with meatballs and bacon, all at an affordable price.
Good to know
Parking is limited, which may be an issue for large parties.
The restaurant offers a unique concept of customizing pasta dishes.
Portion sizes are smaller than average but very filling.
Small space with Japanese cafe style and pastel green decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. It gets loud when packed but feels cozy and relaxed otherwise. Background music features K-pop, adding a modern touch to the cute, feminine setting.
Dishes blend Japanese and Italian flavors in a unique way. The mochi pizza offers a distinctive texture, while pasta and tonkatsu bring uncommon combinations to the table.
Spaghetti comes with meat sauce and pork cutlet, cooked just like in Japan. The mentaiko version offers a smoky-fishy flavor with a soft yet QQ spring texture.
Good to know
Free soup and salad are available during weekday lunch and dinner.
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added for parties of six or more.
Italian restaurant offers plant-based Italian cuisine with vintage hand-painted china and a brick oven for pizza. Atmosphere stays warm and welcoming, shifting from chill mornings to intimate evenings. Guests enjoy unique vegan dishes and carefully paired wines in a cozy, elegant setting.
Dishes like the Pizza Montanara and purple sweet potato pizza stand out for their unique flavors and thoughtful preparation. Each plate offers a distinct twist that makes the menu feel fresh and inventive.
Spaghetti comes in a mild version for kids and a perfectly cooked sausage option. Both the regular and special kid-friendly plates get eaten up quickly.
Good to know
The restaurant opens at 5:30 PM; arrive early as there is no waiting area.
There is easy parking on the street and possibly behind the building.
Expect slight delays in food arrival during busy times, but the food is worth it.
Small Italian restaurant with quaint, funky decor and a no-frills, homey vibe. Atmosphere feels social and lively with a great playlist adding to the energy. Seating is limited and ordering happens at the counter before finding a table.
Short rib ragu stands out with its insanely good and unique flavor. Limone pasta offers a distinctive taste compared to typical pasta dishes. Caesar salad features a spicy twist that sets it apart.
Spaghetti comes cooked perfectly with meatballs that hold their flavor well. The meatball spaghetti stands out as a solid choice.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended because it gets busy.
The parking lot is tiny and only has one way in and out.
Expect a wait after events at the nearby Forum and SoFi.
Italian restaurant offers cozy atmosphere with authentic Italian music softly playing. Well-spaced tables and beautiful Roma decor create a warm, inviting setting. Both indoor and outdoor seating provide privacy and comfort, enhancing the dining experience.
Fresh pizzas come with their own unique style and beauty. The menu offers creative cocktails and dishes that blend traditional Italian fare with surprising, tasty twists.
Spaghetti carbonara stands out with its rich, creamy flavor and is consistently delicious. Spaghetti with meatballs is also enjoyable, though the noodles are cut in half and not premium quality.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 4 pm to 6 pm with food and drink specials.
Expect a variety of food options during happy hour for around $60 total.
The restaurant is dog-friendly on the patio for those with pets.
Industrial-Japanese design combines with bright yellow noren curtains and a railroad-style layout featuring communal tables and booths. Atmosphere stays warm and cozy with good music playing, creating a quietly confident vibe. Seating includes high bar stools and booths, making it feel like a casual spot focused on gyoza.
Sauces stand out with a unique selection including a notable Yuzu kosho that tastes interesting and different. The atmosphere also feels very unique, adding to the overall experience.
Spaghetti appears as a quirky Utsunomiya touch in bento boxes, often paired with gyoza and rice or roasted potatoes. Sets include cabbage, miso soup, and pickled radish, offering a large amount of food with good value.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 5 PM to 7 PM on weekdays with great deals on gyoza.
Parking can be challenging, but public parking is usually available nearby.
Dine-in service is now allowed, providing a comfortable atmosphere.
Restaurant offers chic rustic decor with a warm, inviting atmosphere that contrasts the surrounding market. Guests enjoy fresh homemade pastas paired with an excellent selection of organic local wines. Outdoor patio space adds to the relaxed yet elegant vibe.
Selection of organic wines from Ettore Winery stands out as affordable and unique. Ettore Tagliatelle offers a flavorful and distinct dish. Rustic decor opens to a farmers market, creating a vibrant vibe.
Spaghetti shines with the cacio e pepe served straight from the cheese wheel and the version with prosciutto offers a savory twist.
Good to know
Happy hour is Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 pm.
The restaurant offers a special lunch for $25 where you can get two meals.
The location on maps might be slightly incorrect, as the restaurant is opposite Diestel.
Space combines Japanese Zen Buddhist decor with modern, minimalist design featuring neutral colors and light wood accents. Atmosphere shifts from cozy and stylish to bustling and loud as crowds fill the many tables, often sharing larger ones. Outdoor seating offers shade and water but includes uncomfortable short chairs.
Unique drinks like the strawberry matcha latte, corn latte with corn cheese foam, and Hojicha Hotteok Latte stand out. The sweet corn cookie adds a tasty, unique food option.
Spaghetti dishes include a carbonara option that suits bigger appetites. The pasta stands out among other items like breakfast burrito and popcorn chicken.
Good to know
Parking can be a hassle at Kei Coffee House, especially on weekends.
Expect long lines during peak hours, particularly on weekends.
The cafe does not accept cash; only credit cards are accepted.
Small space with izakaya-style decor and walls adorned by classic Cantonese artists creates a nostalgic, cozy vibe. Energetic atmosphere buzzes with 80s and 90s Canton-pop music and lively chatter. Tight bar seating and warm service add to the intimate, vibrant experience.
Bold Hong Kong-style dishes include Mapo spaghetti and XO escargot. Small bites offer unique flavors like squab offal and crispy pig head.
Spaghetti here stands out with its Mapo spaghetti, featuring spicy, refined mapo sauce and chewy, al dente noodles. This fusion dish offers a unique twist that blends bold flavors with satisfying texture.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially on weekends, and should be made at least three weeks in advance.
Expect a long wait if you arrive without a reservation, especially after 5:30pm.
Certain signature dishes may be unavailable if you arrive late, so plan accordingly.
Old-school Italian restaurant with live piano and singing wait staff creates a nostalgic, elegant atmosphere filled with rustic wood detailing and hanging wine bottles. The vibe recalls classic Hollywood charm and transports guests to a bygone era.
Staff singing while serving and a piano player create a lively, unique atmosphere. The decor features dark carved wood, stained glass lights, and chianti bottles, giving a charming, historic vibe.
Spaghetti comes with meatballs or meat sauce and pairs well with Parmesan. The dishes are served alongside other Italian staples like ravioli and cheese bread.
Good to know
Street parking is available for two hours with metered parking nearby.
An automatic 20% gratuity is added to bills for parties of four or more.
The restaurant features live entertainment with opera students and a band.
Soft lighting and birch-paneled walls create a moody, warm atmosphere that feels like a small Italian restaurant with chic, unique decor. Music plays consistently, adding to the inviting vibe that suits intimate dining. The space includes a small indoor area and a few outdoor tables in an enclosed setting.
Menu and wine list feature unique dishes with familiar tastes. Decor stands out as unique. Vegetarian and pesce options stay fresh and unique.
Spaghetti pomodoro stands out with excellent cooking and classic flavor. Meatballs accompany the dish well, making it a frequent choice.
Good to know
Parking is available via valet for $15 or find street parking nearby.
Reservations are recommended due to high demand; set a Resy alert.
The restaurant does not have a full liquor license but offers wine and beer.