Asian fusion restaurant offers a cozy, stylish space with natural light and beautiful outdoor seating. Atmosphere ranges from warm and welcoming to lively and loud during dinner hours. The vibe suits casual dining with a fun, energetic feel and good people watching.
Coffee here comes in steady refills and pairs well with meals. Options include a Matcha Latte and classic latte, both complementing dishes like clam chowder and BEC.
Casual dinners come with a nice ambiance and diner prices that feel elevated. The Teriyaki short rib dinner stands out as excellent and the service can make occasions feel special.
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Prices are very affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
The diner offers a small but focused menu for easy selection.
Homemade lemonade is a popular summer drink choice.
Small Vietnamese restaurant with cozy indoor seating and a covered outdoor patio featuring heating lamps. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly with modern Vietnamese music playing, creating an authentic vibe. Space fills quickly, making early arrival advisable.
Vietnamese iced coffee offers a balanced bitter and sweet flavor that refreshes well on hot days. The iced coffee is a solid choice for a cool, flavorful drink.
Dinner offers good pho and vegan options with a casual vibe. Early or prime dinner times usually have no wait.
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The restaurant does not take reservations.
The price for a bowl of beef brisket pho is $15 pre-tax and $16.33 after tax.
Customers should arrive early due to the small size of the restaurant.
Hidden down an alley, the space features dim lighting, aged Victorian decor, and multiple dining rooms including a secret upstairs bar. The atmosphere ranges from lively and loud in main areas to quieter spots upstairs, creating a mix of energy levels. The setting combines a rustic tavern vibe with unique touches like taxidermy and string lights.
Coffee here is consistently amazing and fantastic. Friends and I find it delicious alongside dishes like Norwegian Benedict.
Dinner here suits special occasions and private events well, with well-paced courses and attentive service that stays out of the way.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is often busy.
The second floor can host private events for up to 50 people.
The speakeasy on the second floor opens at 6 PM.
Vietnamese restaurant blends authentic cuisine with a casual upscale vibe featuring dim lighting and artwork murals. Seating is close together, creating a cozy but tight space suited for groups or quick meals. Menu offers unique dishes not commonly found elsewhere, emphasizing genuine flavors.
Vietnamese coffee here features a roasted flavor and is slightly sweetened with condensed milk. Drinks like the Ca phe Sua Da and cracked coffee offer an authentic and refreshing taste.
Great vibe suits meeting up with friends, dates, quick bites, or full dinners. Serves solid Vietnamese dishes making it a reliable choice for dinner.
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They have specials every weekend including bún riêu and cá nướng.
There is a 3.5% credit card fee; bring cash to avoid charges.
Ask for the weekend special as it changes frequently.
Interior blends retro Hong Kong theme with old-school Chinese decor and film memorabilia, creating a fun, lively atmosphere. Space fills quickly, especially near the entrance, with energetic vibe and loud music that challenges conversation. Bar seating suits solo diners, and hidden details add playful touches.
Hong Kong style coffee milk tea offers a light and enjoyable taste with a smooth blend. Tea flavor leans mild, balancing well with the creamy texture.
Dinner here features a large client-friendly setting and dishes that stand out for their quality. The menu offers options that make it a solid choice for birthday dinners and group events.
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Reservations are recommended for parties larger than 2 due to high demand.
Weekday brunch is less crowded, making it easier to enjoy your meal.
The restaurant is not open on Mondays or Tuesdays.
Small restaurant with intimate indoor seating and heated outdoor patio offers a vibey brunch atmosphere with upbeat background music. The space feels cozy and sociable, attracting groups for casual meals and drinks. Outdoor seating includes Parisian-style pavement tables, enhancing the relaxed vibe.
Dark roast drip coffee offers a smooth, drinkable experience served in sleek black ceramic ware. Options like oatmilk and stevia provide sweetness without sugar or dairy.
Dinner offers a consistently amazing experience with well-crafted options. The menu stands out for its top notch quality and suits casual weekday meals.
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Making a reservation is recommended as Sonnyboy is a small space and gets busy.
Reservations should be made online a few weeks in advance.
The diner has plenty of options for those with dietary restrictions.
No-frills Vietnamese restaurant with spacious dining room and traditional Asian decor. Atmosphere is bustling and lively, often crowded with closely placed tables and a warm temperature inside. Menu offers authentic classic dishes with large portions and reasonable prices.
Vietnamese iced coffee offers a perfect mix of coffee and condensed milk. Elders often enjoy coffee or buns here, and drinks arrive within minutes.
Stops happen for dinner on random days and special occasions. Meals serve as moments to catch up or enjoy a casual evening.
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The restaurant closes at 9 PM, despite the listing stating 9:30 PM.
No reservation is required.
The staff blocked off half of the restaurant for the lunar new year event.
Crowded space with efficient self-service and ample seating creates a busy, lively atmosphere. The vibe shifts from a bright cafe during the day to a candlelit setting in the evening. Popular for Taiwanese street food, it encourages quick visits rather than leisurely dining.
Coffee here stands out with great cold brew and an iced sesame latte on point. Options include alternative milks, and the lattes consistently taste good.
Dinner and drinks come with a chance to enjoy mochi donuts that are good enough to return for. The spot offers a solid mix of dinner options alongside its bakery treats.
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Expect long lines during peak hours, especially around 9am.
Customers must order at the counter before seating.
Prices are considered high, with some items costing over $15.
Restaurant combines modern romantic design with a museum-like display of plates and flowers. Loud jazz vinyls spin from a DJ above, creating a lively party vibe rather than a quiet setting. Unique vinyl conveyor belt and floral shop add distinctive character to the space.
Coffee comes out hot, strong, and smooth here. The Americano and other brews maintain a perfect balance without bitterness.
Dinner here suits group gatherings well with a setting that supports nice dinner parties. The experience consistently impresses with its amazing atmosphere and service.
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Happy hour starts at 3pm and ends at 6pm.
You need to arrive before 6pm to get $2 wings and oysters.
They only accept cash or American Express for payment.
Vietnamese street-style restaurant offers authentic street food vibe with low plastic stools and milk crate decor that mimic Vietnam's casual dining. Open kitchen adds to the lively, informal atmosphere. Outdoor seating on small stools recreates Vietnamese street-side dining experience.
Blends include a Vietnamese coffee mix with six types of coffee, butter, and salt. The coconut cream pairs well with strong coffee, and the iced coffee offers a tasty late-night caffeine boost.
Reservations secure a spot for a cozy dinner that pairs well with a visit to the wine bar next door for a nightcap. The setting and food create a memorable dining experience.
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Reservations should be made through their Instagram in advance.
There is a long wait for both seating and food, with an hour wait before mains were ready.
Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm is only available in the summer and not when it gets cold.