Restaurant offers Victorian decor with crystal chandeliers and antique tea sets, creating a new-vintage atmosphere. Ambiance feels calm and classy, with a peaceful mood and detailed design. Space stands out for its refined, old-time charm uncommon in local dining.
Meatloaf stands out as a favorite, especially the sweet version. The menu also features crab cakes, steak, catfish, and a Parlor burger, all prepared with care.
1920s-inspired decor creates a vintage ambiance that stands out. Gorgeous and interesting details fill the space, making it engaging to look at while waiting.
"The food here is fantastic, with lots of flavor."
"The American food here, especially the fried green tomatoes, is amazing."
"The decor is interesting, with crystal chandeliers and Victorian furniture."
Good to know
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, wine, or beer.
Meals at The Parlor PS are overpriced.
Expect large portion sizes for your meals.
Modern, trendy space blends futuristic aesthetic with homey decor and pop culture elements. Atmosphere feels spacious and comfy, suited for quiet moments or casual catch-ups. Live music and outdoor seating add to a relaxed, inviting vibe.
Huge lobster pieces stand out in the creamy lobster mac and cheese. The grilled cheese ranks among the best in the area.
Unique decor blends kitsch and modern design. Food offers interesting flavors and drinks feature creative combinations.
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Parking is available in the public garage for free for the first 4 hours.
Brunch is served all day, making it a flexible dining option.
Karaoke nights are lively and popular, attracting many visitors.
Old warehouse space transformed into a historic food hall with a museum feel and revitalized industrial design. Atmosphere is lively and chaotic, filled with live music, pinball machines, and multiple bars offering tastings and mixed drinks. Crowds gather for a family-friendly vibe and diverse activities like sim racing, creating a bustling social hub.
Lobster roll stands out with rich flavor and appears in several variations like grilled cheese. The BBQ brisket offers a solid option alongside diverse choices like hamburgers, pizza, and sushi.
Several food vendors offer interesting varieties of food in a space with a unique concept. Many restaurants and menu items stand out as worth trying.
Good to know
Parking at The Garage Food Hall is difficult, especially on weekends.
The Garage Food Hall closes at 10 pm.
It is best to grab a table first before ordering food.
Bright, spacious grocery store with extensive international aisles and a massive fresh seafood market. Atmosphere feels like a global market with a mini food court offering diverse ethnic restaurants. Shelves stay neat and fully stocked, inviting discovery of unique ingredients and treats.
Corn dogs stand out with a shop at the front left offering really amazing versions. The food court also serves Japanese, Korean, and Mexican dishes, but the corn dogs draw the most attention.
Products from all over the world fill the aisles, organized by international foods. Unique food options and a mix of ethnic cuisines like Korean food and a crispy corn cheese dog spot add to the variety.
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Saraga International Grocery offers a wide variety of international foods from many countries.
Unique ingredients not found in typical American grocery stores are available here.
The semi-annual festival celebrates food and culture, lasting for two days.
Old building with historic charm and pressed-tin ceilings hosts live blues and jazz music on two stages. Atmosphere feels lively and fun, resembling a dive bar without being dingy. Multiple rooms and bars create a large, somewhat confusing layout with a steady crowd enjoying music and food.
Beef and bacon nachos come in a large baking sheet and get a lot of attention. The menu features Cajun chicken, Cajun fries, and a Reuben sandwich. Jambalaya and cheesy noodle sticks add variety to the American food options.
Large portions come with a unique, interesting atmosphere. The building's interesting history adds depth, and the guided tour shares several very interesting stories.
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Open Mic night occurs on the second Wednesday of each month.
Half-price drinks are available all day on Thursdays.
Expect a cover charge for live music events.
Upscale dining space combines museum-like design with impeccable decor and breathtaking grounds. Atmosphere feels elegant and intimate, suited for special occasions with attentive service and calming outdoor areas. Guests often enjoy the wine bar and art exhibits while waiting or relaxing.
Lobster roll stands out with its rich flavor. Avocado toast comes in a generous portion, paired well with a cappuccino.
Interesting art pieces greet visitors upon arrival and appear throughout the grounds and rooms. The setting offers a beautiful and enjoyable experience for meals or cocktails.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dining, so book ahead.
Valet parking is available for $10.
All dishes are served à la carte, with no sides included.
Basement German restaurant offers an authentic atmosphere with super tall ceilings and a historic building. Outdoor Biergarten features live music and plenty of seating, creating a lively vibe. The crowd enjoys excellent German beer and traditional dishes in a fun environment.
The menu features a Frikadelle hamburger made from ground beef, pork, and German wurst, grilled to order. Appetizers include jalapeno poppers that stand out as a highlight, alongside hush puppies. Dishes blend Cajun and French influences, with red beans and rice resembling gumbo more than the traditional version. Loaded fries come in generous portions.
History of the location stands out as very interesting. Food offers Spaetzle Noodles that taste like good dumplings and come in nice helpings.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often busy.
Expect a cover charge for live music events.
The venue has stairs leading down to the restaurant; elevator access is unclear.
Small fast food spot with limited seating and a bright, lively atmosphere. K-pop music plays at a moderate volume, adding a bubbly vibe to the space. Decor aims to be Instagrammable, creating a fun and visually appealing environment.
Corn dogs stand out with variety of fillings like mozzarella and half beef half cheese. Tater tots come with cheese and flaming hot crunchies for extra flavor. Combos include slushies and fries or tots alongside the corn dogs.
Korean corn dog options stand out as fun and interesting. The place offers a cool little vibe with unique food choices.
Good to know
The place is popular, so there may be a wait during busy times.
There isn’t much room to sit if you want to eat in.
You can choose a lot of different toppings and styles for these corndogs.
Open-air seating with close tables creates a lively, very loud atmosphere often compared to a nightclub. Decor blends funky, eclectic styles with a Dutch influence, attracting a cheerful crowd. Outdoor patio welcomes dogs, adding to the casual, energetic vibe.
Grilled cheese stands out with versions that impress and satisfy. Dutch babies offer both sweet and savory options, while dishes like bacon meatloaf and loaded grits deliver rich, hearty flavors.
Funky decor sets a unique tone. Dishes like the grilled cheese and Elvis waffle mix insanely interesting flavors. The Potato Parsnip latke offers a fresh twist on traditional hash browns.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to secure a table.
Expect a standard wait time of at least 30 minutes during peak hours.
The menu changes every two weeks, offering seasonal dishes.
Exposed brick walls, black-and-white patterned wallpaper, and eclectic lighting create a speakeasy vibe with a classy yet understated atmosphere. Live acoustic music plays on weekends, adding entertaining but not overpowering background sound. The space feels cozy and charming, suitable for special occasions and relaxed dining.
Club sandwich offers a solid classic choice. Gumbo brings a flavorful, hearty option. Crab cakes and flatbread appear as appealing dishes worth trying.
Interesting décor stands out with its beauty and uniqueness. The menu features interesting choices including creative cocktails and food that impresses.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4 to 6 PM with half-priced appetizers and drinks.
Expect a lively atmosphere during happy hour, making it a popular time to visit.
Parking is limited, so consider arriving early or using public transport.
Fairgrounds feature spacious layout with wide aisles and clear signage, creating a comfortable browsing experience. Energy is lively with free concerts and live entertainment, attracting passionate crowds. Facilities include free tractor shuttles to ease movement across the venue.
Corn dogs stand out with reasonable prices and strong popularity. Deep fried Oreos, rib eye sandwiches, and steak tips with potatoes add variety to the classic fair food lineup.
Interesting exhibits appear every year, including photography and table settings. Activities for all ages and people watching add to the variety of things to watch and enjoy.
Good to know
Parking costs $10, but can be difficult to navigate during busy events.
Expect long wait times to enter the parking lot, especially during peak hours.
Free sunscreen is available at all information booths just inside the gates.