Small sushi spot shines with intimate counter seating and a fun, hip vibe. House salad bursts with fresh ginger dressing that balances crisp flavors. Great sake selection complements the playful decor, making it a lively, welcoming place despite loud music.
Fresh and lively, the house salad features a ginger dressing that stands out. It offers a great balance of flavors and crispness.
"The fish here is so fresh, especially the nigiri."
"The sake here is unique and delicious, unlike anything I've tried."
"You have to try their fresh and lively house salad."
Good to know
Reservations are required about a month in advance for the omakase.
The price for the chef's curated menu is $90 per person.
The restaurant charged $75 for a last minute cancellation 1.5 hours before seating.
Ordering happens by a pond with fresh seafood and cooking is on site. Salads come with lunch specials, offering fresh, crisp greens that complement dishes like branzini. Loud music and crowded seating create a lively, vibrant atmosphere that feels like a bustling fish market.
Salads come with the lunch specials and start meals with fresh, crisp greens. They pair well with dishes like branzini and lemon potatoes, adding a light, flavorful touch.
Good to know
Expect to wait on a Saturday night.
The lunch special is available until 4pm on weekdays.
You have to order before they give you a table.
Open kitchen and bar create an intimate, inviting space with bright lighting and simple decor. House salad offers crisp gem lettuce and homemade buttermilk dressing with pretzels for crunch. Cocktails and dishes show confident, refined flavors without pretension.
Salad features crisp gem lettuce with homemade buttermilk dressing and pretzels instead of croutons. It offers a cooling, crunchy texture that suits warm weather well.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant gets fully packed by the evening.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant has a dedicated gluten-free fryer.
Old-school pizzeria offers a cozy atmosphere with Yankees decor and family photos. House salad features a finger licking good dressing and fresh ingredients. Cash-only policy and valet parking add to its distinctive character.
Dressing stands out as finger licking good and the salad mixes plenty of ingredients well. It tastes fresh and is consistently very enjoyable.
Good to know
Johnny's Pizzeria only accepts cash payments.
Parking around Johnny's Pizzeria is limited.
There is free valet parking available, which may vary depending on the night.
Two-floor Italian spot buzzes with live music and singing waiters, creating a festive vibe. House salad shines with fresh small tomatoes and real Italian olives, dressed perfectly. Classic design and traditional plating add to the authentic dining experience.
Fresh small tomatoes and real Italian olives stand out in the house salad. It includes many ingredients and comes with a great dressing, sometimes paired with salata cheese.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant is always packed.
Expect large portion sizes; one dish can serve 2-3 people.
Gratuity is automatically added to the bill, so check your total.
Converted church offers a unique dining space with a stained glass ceiling and four coal-fired brick ovens. Guests enjoy watching pizzas made in full view, adding to the lively atmosphere. The house salad is big and fresh, featuring a tangy vinaigrette perfect for sharing.
Big enough for sharing, the house salad features fresh greens and a tangy vinaigrette. Chilled house dressing adds a fantastic taste that stands out.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for groups larger than four to avoid long waits.
Expect a 30-minute wait on Friday nights if you arrive after opening.
Only whole pies are sold; no slices available.
Classic steakhouse offers exceptional steak quality in a bright, old-fashioned setting. Large house salad portions with fresh tomatoes and bacon complement main dishes well. Staff work efficiently, creating a brisk yet comforting dining experience.
Large portions of the house salad come with fresh tomatoes and onion and sometimes include bacon. It pairs well with dishes like steak and crab cake.
Good to know
The restaurant only accepts cash and US debit cards.
Securing a reservation is crucial to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant gets busy on Tuesday nights.
Nearly 100-year-old coal-burning oven creates a thin, crispy crust and historic vibe with celebrity photos. House salad is huge with delicious dressing but greens can feel bagged. Cozy, sometimes cramped indoor booths contrast with heated outdoor seating for comfort.
Salad comes in a huge portion that could serve at least six people. Dressing tastes delicious, but the greens sometimes feel like they come fresh out of the bag.
Good to know
Get there early to avoid waiting; a line forms 20-30 minutes before opening.
Expect to wait over half an hour during peak lunch and dinner times.
They only serve whole pies, no slices available.
Small Italian spot shines with rustic wooden beams and strung lights for a cozy vibe. Crisp fresh greens in the house salad start meals right, pairing well with shrimp scampi or chicken parmigiana. Outdoor seating offers weather protection for flexible dining.
Fresh greens come with the house salad, making it a crisp and light starter. It pairs well with dishes like shrimp scampi and chicken parmigiana and complements a reasonably priced bottle of wine.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended at this restaurant.
An 18% tip is automatically added to your bill.
The restaurant closes by 10 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.