Large dining area offers ample seating with USB ports on every table for charging devices. Atmosphere feels upbeat and positive but can be heavy with cooking smells inside. Drive-thru option adds convenience uncommon for Mediterranean spots.
Salads here are fresh and tasty, with the Fattoush salad standing out. Chicken pieces come generous and juicy, paired with a light and refreshing salad dressing.
Family dinners work well here with shared plates like the Chicken Kabob. The spot suits both lunch and dinner occasions.
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Cali Kabob has a convenient drive-thru for quick orders.
Prices are reasonable, especially for family packs that cost $10 less than competitors.
Happy hour offers discounted prices on select menu items.
Cozy space with live music and wine-country decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Free Wi-Fi and power outlets support working or relaxing with coffee. Guests enjoy reasonably priced wines and a diverse menu featuring standout salads and desserts.
Salads range from the Vineyard salad with thin shaved tri tip to a beautifully presented Wedge Salad. The Caesar salad tends to be mediocre and not worth the price.
$30 three-course dinner specials include roasted potatoes and broccoli as sides. Dinner options come with a set price and multiple courses.
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Free coffee and a 10% discount on checks before 10 am.
Live music occurs on Fridays and Saturdays after 6pm.
Comedy night costs $50 for two, plus food and drinks.
Small space combines casual elegance with cozy, homey atmosphere. Quiet and clean interior features old-fashioned decor and some cluttered areas. Family-run vibe adds a special, welcoming touch to the experience.
Salads feature house dressing that ties flavors together. Options include Greek salad and Pangeon salad, both noted for their strong taste.
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Prices are around $14-15 for lunch and $17 for dinner depending on the dish.
The restaurant features first-generation chefs from the Greek islands.
A typical meal, including salad and gyro, costs around $23.
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.
Salads arrive cold and fresh with quick service. Quality stays consistent across options like the Cobb salad.
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.
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.
Salads feature heirloom tomatoes and Italian buffalo burrata cheese in the Caprese, plus a Feta appetizer and a Fall Salad with rich flavors. Smoked salmon appears in a sandwich paired with a fresh salad.
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.
Good to know
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.
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.
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.
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The ribs cost $30 per plate.
Expect long wait times on weekends due to popularity.
The diner accommodates groups of 20 or larger easily.
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.
Salads here come in large portions like the wedge salad and feature fresh ingredients such as in the carne asada salad bowl. Options include a crisp blue cheese wedge and a Caesar salad topped with perfectly cooked salmon.
Steak dinners come out cooked to medium rare perfection. The meatloaf dinner stands out as outstanding. Dinner here satisfies with solid, well-prepared meals.
Good to know
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.
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.
Salads include a scrumptious cucumber and tomato option and a classic Caesar Salad. The Caesar pairs well with other dishes like Lobster Mac and cheese.
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.
Good to know
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.