Old-school American restaurant with vintage late 70s and 80s decor and local racing memorabilia creates a homey, quiet atmosphere. The layout includes neon lights, brass handrails, and a central bar, making it a place to linger and catch up. It draws a crowd looking for a calm meal and classic comfort food.
Tenderloin stands out for being big, thick, and tender. Tenderloin Tuesday offers a consistent, tasty option that never disappoints.
Fish sandwiches and tenderloin stand out with solid seasoning. The fish and chips appear often, sometimes with variations like tater-tots or pretzel appetizers, though breading and cooking can vary.
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Tenderloin Tuesday offers special deals on their famous tenderloin dishes.
Parking can be tight, so consider arriving early or using street parking.
Expect longer wait times after 5:30 pm, especially on weekdays.
Irish pub style features wood and plaid wallpaper with an authentic, warm atmosphere inside. Covered, heated patio offers a comfortable outdoor space that stays lively and loud. Beer selection includes Guinness and Smithwick's on tap, enhancing the traditional vibe.
Tenderloin stands out for its perfect seasoning and ideal thickness. It offers a tender and flavorful bite that often leaves leftovers worth saving.
Fish and chips stand out with tenderloins and a crispy, satisfying texture. The menu also features a notable Cajun chicken pasta alongside the seafood options.
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Parking is challenging to find near the restaurant.
Street parking is easier to find than expected.
The menu features famous pork tenderloin sandwiches.
Upscale Japanese restaurant offers a jaw-dropping minimalist design with custom sea-themed lighting that creates a high-end yet welcoming atmosphere. The space features an omakase bar and varied seating options, attracting diners seeking fresh, imported sushi in a stylish setting.
Steak options include a $168 wagyu steak and a fried steak with fries. The Teriyaki Steak stands out with perfect cooking and a teriyaki glaze that shows skilled preparation.
Fish arrives daily from Japan, mostly from Hokkaido, ensuring incredible freshness. Preparation is clean and delicate, letting the natural flavors shine, especially in the melt-in-your-mouth sushi.
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Reservations are required to order omakase, with scheduled sittings available.
The restaurant hosts live music events on December 10th and 17th from 6โ9 PM.
Expect high prices, with water costing $10 per bottle.
Restaurant combines dark, moody lighting with a small-town Northern California vibe and interesting decor featuring unique artwork. Bar area offers flair bartending and a variety of distinctive cocktails. Atmosphere feels cozy but can be affected by seating near cold vents or bright overhead lights.
Steaks come with rich flavor and consistent quality. Filets are tender and well-prepared, often paired with sides like truffle fries or Brussels sprouts cooked to perfection.
Shrimp Risotto stands out as a bright spot with fresh flavors. The shrimp cocktail and salmon come perfectly executed, offering solid seafood options alongside other dishes like steak and pork chop.
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Reservations are not required but recommended for larger parties.
Expect a $115 charge per person for the New Year's Eve event.
The restaurant can accommodate walk-ins, but wait times may vary.
Historic home converted into a restaurant creates a rustic elegance with impeccable vibes and lovingly curated details. Atmosphere balances upscale chill with lively energy, allowing easy conversation despite close tables. Blankets are available for outdoor comfort, enhancing the inviting setting.
Sirloin steak comes with shaved black truffle, hummus, shaved edamame, kimchi, and a glaze. A Bordeaux wine pairing complements the rich flavors.
Oysters appear fresh and are served alongside dishes like Snapper and shrimp and grits. The seafood pairs well with cocktails and comes with sides like Gem salad, though some items like tasso ham show mixed textures.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to secure a table.
The restaurant offers a two-person prix fixe menu on Sundays at a great price.
Parking is available right in front of the restaurant for convenience.
Traditional butcher shop setup combines with European charm and a cozy, colorful atmosphere. Big dining area hosts a steady flow of people drawn by top-quality meats and seafood and unique, highly praised sandwiches. The shop balances a clean, classic feel with a friendly, local vibe.
Ribeye steaks show fantastic marbling and bone-in ribeyes are a regular pick. The marinated flank steak and NY Strip offer bursting flavor, while tenderloins come at a good price. No A5 Wagyu is available here.
Great selection of fresh fish and seafood pairs with high quality meats. Staff offers knowledgeable, friendly service to help pick the right seafood for any meal.
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Parking is available in the back of the shop.
Joe's offers a variety of cheeses, curated meats, and daily fresh sandwiches.
Expect high-quality meats and seafood at Joe's.
Undercover sports bar with 11 TVs visible from almost every seat creates a loud, rowdy atmosphere during games. Outdoor seating features garage door windows that open to a calm plaza view, offering a dog-friendly and pleasant space. Inside feels small and cramped, contrasting with the spacious and inviting outdoor area.
Steak stands out for its tenderness and juiciness. The fillet mignon cooked medium-rare offers flavorful and high-quality meat comparable to well-known steak houses.
Char grilled oysters stand out with an authentic New Orleans-style barbecue flavor and generous portions. The shrimp appetizer is notably crispy and juicy, while fish tacos from the happy hour menu come in generous portions.
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Reservations are advisable as the restaurant fills up quickly during peak times.
Parking is available in a nearby garage, but spaces are tight.
The Happy Hour menu offers a variety of food and drinks at reduced prices.
Cabin-style American restaurant with cozy decor and a speak-easy whiskey bar creates an inviting, comfortable atmosphere. The space includes outdoor patio and private party room, attracting a local crowd that enjoys lively but not loud energy. Tables sit close together, emphasizing a casual yet homely vibe.
Steak comes in filet mignon cooked medium rare and sometimes paired with garlic mashed potatoes. Some steaks show a pan crusted style, but occasionally steaks arrive underdone or seem microwaved.
Fish and chips come hot and tasty, standing out as a solid choice. Shrimp appears in several dishes like shrimp tacos and steak combos, adding a flavorful seafood touch.
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Reservations are not required, and there is usually no wait time.
Expect higher drink prices; over 25% of the bill may come from drinks.
The menu offers a wide variety of reasonably priced options.
Swanky restaurant channels a 1930s speakeasy style with modern decor and comfortable patio seating. Atmosphere is lively and metropolitan, balancing energy with enough quiet for conversation. Signature cocktails like the Old Fashioned and espresso martini stand out among the drink offerings.
Steaks come out cooked to perfection with standout options like the NY strip and a 14-oz dry-aged ribeye. Both deliver strong flavors and are highlights alongside the lobster tail entree.
Shrimp cocktail stands out with a strong, nostril-clearing flavor and consistent freshness. The seafood tower offers an exquisite mix, including some of the best oysters and fresh sushi available.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended to avoid long wait times.
Happy Hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm.
Valet parking is available for guests at the restaurant.