Brewpub offers a large indoor area and open patio with bar-top seating and TV views for sports. Atmosphere stays relaxed and friendly with a welcoming pub vibe suitable for families and groups. Live bands, jukebox, and arcade games add to the lively yet chill energy.
Crispy chicken wings and chicken pot pie stand out as flavorful choices. The menu also features brisket macaroni, cheeseburgers, sausage plates, nachos, and funnel cake fries.
Dinner here offers a solid experience with consistent quality. Returning guests find the pub and grill atmosphere welcoming for evening meals.
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The pub offers both indoor and outdoor seating options for guests.
Ebullition comfortably accommodates large groups, making it suitable for gatherings.
The venue is planning to host live music events in the near future.
Old-timey diner with nostalgic decor including vintage toys and a carousel horse creates a unique atmosphere. Large indoor and outdoor seating areas accommodate dog-friendly patio dining. Busy and lively, it draws families and those seeking classic American comfort food.
Biscuits and gravy come in huge portions and taste delicious, priced at 6.99 dollars. The chicken fried steak and cowboy country fried steak with biscuits and gravy stand out as amazing dishes.
Dinner offers solid old school dishes with tasty flavors and great breakfast and sandwich options. The space has no food smell when walking in and very little scent while eating.
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Expect longer wait times on weekends, especially for breakfast.
Parking is ample and free, making access easy.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for small purchases.
Tables feature Korean-style hibachi grills with effective smoke hoods that keep the air clear despite active cooking. The space feels modern and spacious, accommodating both small and large groups comfortably. Robot waiters add a unique touch, enhancing the lively and family-friendly atmosphere.
Crispy and juicy fried chicken stands out alongside rich beef belly that leans fatty like brisket. The menu includes beef brisket, mild and spicy bulgogi, spicy fried chicken, tofu stew, and classic sides like kimchi and macaroni salad.
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They offer an all-you-can-eat lunch deal for $24.99 from Monday to Thursday before 3 pm.
Expect long wait times on Saturday evenings; arrive early to avoid lines.
Parking can be tricky due to the busy plaza location.
Buffet restaurant offers a large seating area with new booths and tables and a Mongolian grill for made-to-order dishes. Atmosphere varies from modern and clean to sometimes dingy and quiet, often bustling with families. Seafood and desserts stand out as fresh and tasty features.
Crispy fried chicken wings and deep fried shrimp stand out with their lightly crispy texture and flavor that needs no sauce. Prime rib appears on the lunch menu alongside various Asian dishes and a sushi bar.
Dinner offers a large selection with an all-you-can-eat buffet including a soup bar and a basic sushi bar. Prices range around $20 to $24 for dinner.
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Lunch buffet costs $14.99, while dinner on weekends is $23.99.
Kids 11 years and older pay the adult price.
The restaurant has a huge selection of sushi, hibachi, fruits, and salads.
Saloon Wild West decor sets a unique atmosphere with live music enhancing energy, especially on weekends. Outdoor seating offers a pleasant view when weather permits. The place fills up, becoming busy and loud, creating a lively dining experience.
Prime rib features an absolutely great cut with well-prepared sides. Lobster mac and cheese includes large chunks of sweet lobster, creamy cheese, and perfectly cooked noodles.
Steak dinners come out cooked to medium rare perfection. The meatloaf dinner stands out as outstanding. Dinner here satisfies with solid, well-prepared meals.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand, especially on weekends.
Parking is scarce and can cost up to $50, so plan ahead.
A $55 cover charge per person applies on special event nights.
Restored barn setting offers a cozy, upscale vibe with beautiful outdoor patios featuring fireplaces and misters. Atmosphere balances sophistication and relaxation, attracting diners seeking both casual and special occasions. Indoor bar is well-stocked, while outdoor seating stands out as the most charming feature.
Eggs Benedict comes out well cooked with good flavor. Steak and Eggs arrives medium rare as requested.
Quiet enough for conversations with several friends, the spot offers a delightful manager who checks on diners during meals. It suits both group dinners and date night settings.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times, especially on weekends.
Parking can be challenging due to the restaurant's central location in Old Town.
The Tuesday Barn Burner deal offers great value for food and drinks.
Huge, clean space with spacious booths and a casual coastal vibe creates an upbeat, inviting atmosphere. Big screens show football games while slow R&B music plays quietly. Fresh seafood boils with bold seasoning draw a lively crowd who often eat with their hands using provided gloves and bibs.
Chicken wings come in three flavors that stand out. Cajun Shrimp cooks perfectly with flavorful vegetables. Salt and pepper crab, shrimp, hush puppies, and fresh Cajun fries round out the menu.
Dinner here features the Pier 88 Dinner Special with a medium spicy kick and their 88 Special Seasoning. Expect a wait around 40 minutes during the dinner rush.
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Expect a 40-minute wait for a table during the dinner rush.
Parking is cramped and crowded, so arrive early.
The lunch special offers a good amount of food for the price.
Diner offers a 50s and 60s retro vibe with bright, colorful decor and classic booth seating. Atmosphere feels down home and family-friendly, with lively staff and good music. Outdoor patio seating adds a relaxed option.
Homemade pot roast and perfectly cooked brisket stand out on the menu. Classic dishes like baby back ribs, chicken fried steak, and steak and eggs offer solid American flavors. Kids find grilled cheese, chicken fingers, and big baskets of fries here.
Dinner feels like stepping back to an old but classy era. The menu features Fried Shrimp Dinner and Meat Loaf, solid choices for family dining.
Good to know
The ribs cost $30 per plate.
Expect long wait times on weekends due to popularity.
The diner accommodates groups of 20 or larger easily.
High booths create private dining spaces with a roadhouse style atmosphere that balances quiet conversation and a fun vibe. Seating feels comfortable and the decor evokes a nostalgic, welcoming mood. The bar area offers a relaxed spot with well-chilled drinks and casual energy.
Prime rib stands out with its tenderness and perfect cooking. Side dishes like baked potato and green beans complement the meal well, while the Cobb salad and cheeseburger maintain excellent quality.
Dinner offers delicious meals with friendly, attentive service from staff like Carmel and Terri. The atmosphere suits special occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries.
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Black Angus Steakhouse offers half-off bottles of wine on Wednesdays.
Happy hour runs on Tuesdays with discounted appetizers.
A special Valentine's Day menu is available for couples.
Industrial, modern design creates a cozy and welcoming space with plenty of big screens showing football, fostering a lively yet not overwhelming sports bar atmosphere. The bar area offers a relaxed spot for drinks with a clean, open ambiance. Regulars and sports fans frequent the place, especially during game times, making it a familiar and energetic setting.
Surf and turf features a 6 oz filet mignon with bacon-wrapped shrimp, potatoes, and crisp asparagus. Chicken nachos serve as a flavorful appetizer. Lobster roll offers buttery lobster with a slightly breaded bun.
Private rooms are available for dinner and show experiences. The menu features a 3-course dinner option, often paired with a show for around $49. Service can be limited, sometimes with only one waiter during busy times.
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The kitchen closes at 10 PM on Fridays and Saturdays.
The restaurant gets busy around 6 PM, so plan accordingly.
A DJ starts at 9 PM on Saturdays, turning the place into a club.
Western decor sets a casual steakhouse tone with small bar area and mirrors reflecting TVs for good viewing. Atmosphere varies from noisy and crowded to more inviting with lower music levels. Large parties face challenges due to limited space and close tables.
Baby back ribs come out very good and flavorful. Steaks like the Porterhouse, New York Strip, and ribeye are cooked perfectly, tender, and juicy without needing sauce.
Steaks like the 12 oz. New York Strip come cooked to a perfect medium rare. Appetizers and dishes like tri tip and chicken make for a solid dinner with good value.
Good to know
The restaurant does not take reservations, so expect longer wait times.
Wait times can reach up to two hours during peak hours.
Lunch specials cost around $30 for two people.
Spacious restaurant with state-of-the-art design and an upstairs loft overlooking an MMA octagon for live fights. Atmosphere combines loud sports energy with live music and a vibrant playlist. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, and the space suits both casual dining and private events.
Short rib grilled cheese comes out cooked to perfection. Wings and steakhouse nachos offer solid flavor options. Hamburger is tasty and juicy. Cobb salad stays fresh and satisfying.
Menu offers a variety of dinner options with some items occasionally unavailable. The spot suits drinks, date nights, and family dinners well.
Good to know
Live music happens every Saturday from 6 to 8 pm.
Brunch will be offered on Sundays starting soon.
Expect a lively atmosphere during big sporting events.