Restaurant offers a unique dip concept with elevated flavors and curated sandwiches and salads. Atmosphere suits casual lunch or snack times with reasonable prices and fresh ingredients. Energy feels relaxed, focusing on quality and distinctive taste combinations.
Food here is fresh and tasty with an elevated twist. The hot artichoke sandwich stands out as a comfort food favorite.
Great sandwich options include the low country shrimp and the burrata and artichoke sandwiches. The hot artichoke sandwich offers ultra comfort food, especially on cold days.
"I thought the food was surprisingly elevated and tasty."
"The low country shrimp sandwich was insanely delicious."
"I thought the concept here was cool and aligned with how I like to eat."
Good to know
They do not offer free parking on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays.
Guests have to spend as much on parking as on food.
They just launched a new curated menu of sandwiches and salads.
Skull-themed entrance leads into an eclectic, funky decor filled with beer signs and skateboards. Atmosphere stays unique and quirky with comfortable seating and music that balances lively and not too loud. Crowd is 21 and older, enjoying strong drinks and some of the best burgers around.
Food here stays consistently amazing with a variety that never disappoints. Friendly staff serve dishes that stand out for their great taste and quality.
Chicken sandwiches stand out with mushroom and mozzarella or Buffalo sauce options. The Havana Cuban sandwich comes with deep fried plantains. Prices match the generous portion sizes.
Good to know
You must be 21 to enter the property.
Expect a 45-minute wait on Saturday nights at 7 pm.
Parking can be difficult to find; free parking is available after a short wait.
Small diner space features bright artistic decor and comfy booths with good music creating a cozy, homey vibe. Atmosphere stays clean and warm with a chill pace on weekdays and likely busier on weekends. Food offers better-than-diner quality with standout dishes like lemon pepper chicken and fluffy pancakes.
Food offers better than diner quality with many healthy options. Dishes like the Moreland breakfast bowl stand out for being fresh and affordable.
Croissant sandwiches stand out with a healthy amount of fillings and unique options like the Veggie Sausage Egg n Cheese. Signature smoothies also complement the sandwich choices well.
Good to know
The diner is a smaller place, so it fills up quickly on weekends.
Reservations are not accepted, so expect potential wait times during peak hours.
Breakfast prices start at $8, making it an affordable option.
Space emulates French cafe experience with beautiful aesthetic and covered patio seating. Atmosphere feels calming and cozy, perfect for conversations. Creative cocktails like espresso martinis and French 75 complement the vibe.
Fantastic food pairs with great service and a welcoming atmosphere. The menu offers phenomenal dishes that make dining more than just a meal.
Breakfast sandwiches stand out with the Madame Croquet sandwich featuring meat, egg, herbs, spices, and fancy cheese. The B&B Egg sandwich and the crispy prosciutto sandwich also offer solid options, while the seared tuna and shrimp with polenta add variety.
Good to know
Parking is available in a public lot next door, costing $7 for less than 2 hours.
The restaurant does not validate parking for the public lot.
Bread & Butterfly offers gluten-free options on their menu.
Open 70s-style sports bar with rooftop seating and dozens of TVs for watching games. Atmosphere is loud and lively, especially during live music and sports events. Crowd enjoys cocktail bowls and a menu featuring wings, tacos, and burgers.
Food here is consistently good and served quickly with an attentive service that helps with choices. The quality stands out, making it a solid spot for a game-day atmosphere and casual dining.
Fresh takes on classic sandwiches stand out here, with options like the Baxter Grinder Italian, chicken parmesan, and Buffalo sandwiches. Clever sandwich names add a fun touch to a menu that balances variety and quality.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Karaoke starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
The restaurant hosts a Christmas pop-up event during the holiday season.
Bar and grill combines hometown gastropub vibe with a more elevated, comfy atmosphere in two connected rooms. Laidback energy fills the space with dog-friendly outdoor seating and board games adding to the casual feel. Regulars enjoy a mix of classic pub music and lively neighborhood chatter.
Food arrives quickly and tastes amazing with a friendly, local vibe. Prices stay reasonable while service stays attentive.
Sandwiches balance bread and meat well with options like smoked chicken club and pulled pork standing out. The brisket melt and kale salad combo also draws repeat visits.
Good to know
Poker nights happen every Tuesday evening.
Parking can be challenging; consider using the deck across the street.
There are limited parking spots behind the venue.
Restored 1920s warehouse hosts a spacious food hall with industrial charm and communal seating. Atmosphere stays lively and bustling, drawing a diverse crowd for casual gatherings. Indoor and outdoor seating options complement a variety of food and drink kiosks, including a bar and bottle shop.
Variety of food options includes Thai, sushi, pizza, soul food, vegan, pasta, and desserts. The market feels like a high-end food court with a good selection of beer and wine from local vendors.
Catfish sandwiches stand out with rich flavor and hold up well as leftovers. Options include cheese steak, open veggie and avocado sandwiches, and artisanal varieties alongside diverse food styles.
Good to know
Parking at Krog Street Market is paid parking or valet; street parking is not available.
The parking fee is $15 per hour, which many find overpriced.
Expect a $75 penalty for unpaid parking fees if you overstay.
Sandwich shop inside a busy food hall offers a casual, colorful atmosphere with limited seating at a walk-up bar. Energy is relaxed and fun, blending into the lively market environment. Known for Korean chicken cheesesteak and garlic aioli, it stands out for bold sandwich flavors.
Korean cheesesteak stands out as a highlight with fries and sandwiches also drawing attention. Food arrives with good timing and seating is often available on less busy days.
Philly Chicken sandwich stands out with its garlic aioli that sets it apart. The Korean cheesesteak offers a unique twist, while the shroomshire and vegan sandwiches deliver strong, consistent flavors.
Good to know
Seating is limited, so expect to wait or take food to go.
Prices are high; a meal can easily exceed $50 for two subs and drinks.
Online ordering is often down, making it hard to place orders.
Modern Japanese interior design creates an inviting and elegant atmosphere with plenty of natural light and subtle luxury touches. Live jazz music adds a relaxed, sophisticated energy, while seating accommodates small groups and bar patrons comfortably. Signature cocktails and unique dishes like Collard Green Fried Rice and Kobe burger distinguish the dining experience.
Food blends Southern and Asian cuisines in an upscale dining setting. Dishes come with wonderful flavors and pair well with cocktails.
Fried chicken sandwiches come in a substantial size with well-flavored meat. Other sandwiches like the open cod lack the same quality and taste.
Good to know
Parking is available in a deck next door, but they do not validate.
Expect long wait times on Saturday nights, especially for larger parties.
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend brunch.
Food court setting blends cozy, home-like atmosphere with the modern food hall vibe of Krog Market. Energy feels lively and welcoming, with some outdoor patios offering greenery and people watching. Crowd tends to enjoy southern soul food with standout chicken and catfish sandwiches.
Food comes out hot, fresh, and with excellent presentation. Dishes like Mac and cheese show great flavor and texture, making the experience feel like Southern comfort food without pork.
Chicken sandwiches stand out with well balanced flavors and tender texture. Fish sandwiches often include crab meat, adding a unique twist.
Good to know
Parking can be tight in the lots and may be very crowded depending on the time of visit.
Seating is first-come, first-serve, and sharing tables is common due to cafeteria-style seating.
You can take your order to the shared seating area.
Counter-service setup offers Cuban-inspired sandwiches and bowls with vegetarian options. Atmosphere feels casual with reasonable prices and a hidden gem vibe inside a market setting. Food quality varies, with some dishes praised for flavor and others noted as less authentic.
Food comes out very quick with good portion sizes and tastes super good.
The Cuban sandwich features moist and tender pork, thick cut juicy pickles, and perfectly crunchy toasted bread. The "El Ultimo" sandwich stands out as a filling and delicious option priced under $15.
Good to know
Prices are reasonable, no more than $15 for a filling sandwich.
They offer vegetarian options and have huge sandwich portions.
An automatic 18% tip is added to the total.