Brewery space combines eclectic art and vibrant decor to create a warm, inviting vibe that feels like home. Loud, lively atmosphere fills the room with energy, attracting a community-oriented crowd. Comfortable seating and unique design elements make it a standout spot for craft beer lovers.
Food features flavorful dishes like French onion soup and a bri, jam, and brisket charcuterie board. The menu balances classic and unique options with consistently great taste.
Classic dishes like French onion soup sit alongside unique options such as a bri, jam, and brisket charcuterie board. Sandwiches like the shrimp po boy and brisket sandwich stand out for their flavor and quality.
"The beer here is amazing, clean, crisp, and balanced."
"The food here is outstanding and complements the beer."
"The brisket sandwich is amazing American Food."
Good to know
The brunch menu is available until 2 PM on weekends.
Half pours of beer are available for $4.00, specifically 10 ounces.
Expect appetizers to cost around $15 and entrées around $20.
Repurposed fire house creates a small, cozy space with R&B music setting a lively, familiar vibe. The atmosphere feels inviting and fun, though seating and bar areas are tight and cramped. Energy stays upbeat, attracting those who enjoy soul food in an intimate setting.
Food delivers consistently excellent and immaculate taste with superb flavor across all dishes. Service matches the food quality, creating a seamless dining experience.
Shrimp and grits come with an outstanding sauce and authentic taste. Catfish and grits are delicious but could use more sauce. Salmon croquettes pair well with grits and sweet potato pancakes.
Good to know
You must sit at the bar to receive the happy hour drinks.
Only seating at the bar is allowed during Happy Hour.
There was parking available, which made my experience better.
Small restaurant with an open cooking area creates a lively, bustling atmosphere reminiscent of a diner in a warehouse district. Seating is ample yet cozy, supporting a family-oriented, friendly vibe. The space combines casual dining comfort with a back-in-the-day feel.
Food features fresh ingredients and homemade soups that taste great. Breakfast options stand out with consistently delicious dishes.
Reuben sandwiches come in half and full pound sizes with corned beef, coleslaw, and Russian dressing on rye. The breakfast club sandwich and patty melt stand out for taste and reasonable pricing.
Good to know
Parking is available in a large free lot and on the street.
Expect food preparation to take over an hour during busy times.
The menu features a variety of breakfast options, including beef bacon.
Old-school diner with a cozy atmosphere and classic Coney Island vibe offers a friendly environment and homestyle cooking. Space feels a bit confined but maintains a consistent, neighborhood feel. Known for breakfast and lunch favorites with a loyal local following.
Food features large portions and great flavors with options like Coney and Greek salad with chicken. Coffee pairs well with the consistently delicious meals served early in the morning.
Cheeseburgers earn high praise for flavor and quality. The menu features a wide variety of omelets, including a Farmers Omelet with hash browns inside and a House Omelet with assorted meats. New England Clam Chowder stands out as a notable dish, alongside well-prepared Coney dogs and biscuits with gravy.
Good to know
The restaurant is small, so there could be a wait for a table.
It likely gets busy for lunch on weekends.
They charged an extra $1 after 11am for breakfast.
Restaurant features a brand new kitchen and a clean, welcoming atmosphere that feels like home. It offers a variety of options, including separate griddles for vegan and vegetarian dishes, and operates a drive-thru for convenience.
Food comes out fresh and delicious with excellent service. The lemonade stands out as a notably good drink from a fast food spot.
Philly Cheesesteak stands out with its hot and flavorful taste. The Cajun pasta offers a unique flavor, often served with shrimp. Patty melts and club sandwich combos also feature prominently, while chili cheese fries are decent but not exceptional.
Good to know
The restaurant is open 24/7, making it a convenient option for late-night dining.
They have a drive-thru for quick service.
Expect to pay around $20 for an omelette without sides.
Old school dive bar with vintage decorations and a lived-in setting creates a nostalgic atmosphere. Quiet during weekdays, it fills up and becomes lively with lines out the door on game days. Upstairs offers a traditional bar feel with projector games, while outdoor seating is also available.
Food offers excellent quality with consistently amazing taste. Prices stay reasonable while service remains fantastic and attentive.
Hamburgers stand out with consistent quality. The menu also features garlic Parmesan Cajun mussels, a flavorful Philly cheesesteak, shrimp po' boy, and Oklahoma sliders.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Expect long wait times, especially on weekends and holidays.
Vivio's mainly accepts cash, so bring some for your visit.
Classic diner with high, open ceilings and exposed metal ducts creates a loud, festive atmosphere. Space feels cozy but crowded, with dark lighting unusual for breakfast spots. Busy vibe includes lines at the register, adding to noise and energy.
Food here is consistently fresh and excellent with a menu that supports gluten free options. Service matches the quality of the food, making meals smooth and enjoyable.
Eggs Benedict and corned beef Benny stand out with rich flavors. The grits come creamy and well-seasoned. Classic cheeseburger and patty melt show careful cooking and solid American breakfast staples.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during busy events like Flower Day.
A 4% surcharge applies for debit card payments.
Parking can be challenging, especially on weekends.
Market offers nostalgic vibes with a festive atmosphere and lively energy. Walls show peeling paint, adding to old-school feel. Shoppers find top-quality fresh meats and seafood with a wide, impressive selection.
Freshness stands out with all food being consistently fresh and of great quality. Food options include some at a discount, and the crispy, delicious offerings come from a food truck area.
Corned beef brisket costs just over 100 and stands out as a signature item. Chicken wings, turkey chops, thighs, and legs are available, but the fried chicken is greasy and served in a careless bag.
Good to know
The Meat Market closes at 4pm from Monday through Thursday.
The Meat Market closes at 5pm on Friday and Saturday.
Parking at the Meat Market can be challenging.
Spacious interior with natural lighting and warm, inviting atmosphere creates a family-friendly neighborhood vibe. The place feels welcoming, with a strong sense of pride and kindness in the work. It stands out for its exceptionally seasoned corned beef hash and fresh salads.
Food features large omelets that are fantastic and often worth sharing. Service complements the excellent dishes, making meals enjoyable enough to return for seconds.
Reuben sandwich stands out with its classic corned beef and distinct flavor. Loui's Delight offers a twist with grilled bread and coleslaw instead of kraut. Grits come out very tasty and creamy.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $31 for two ham sandwiches.
Parking can be challenging near the restaurant.
Prices have increased recently, making it less budget-friendly.