Thin crust New York-style pizza defines the menu in a cozy space with old school vibes and a family atmosphere. The setting feels like a grandma's kitchen, simple and inviting, with small tables and fun decorations. The place draws a steady crowd who appreciate authentic flavors without fuss.
New York style pizza features a thin, crispy crust with fresh dough made daily and a flavorful sauce. The pizza is hand tossed and captures classic New York characteristics well.
Garlic bread stands out as absolutely delicious and on point. The cheese bread, however, is just a hoagie roll with garlic butter and cheese.
Good to know
Parking is easy and available near the restaurant.
The restaurant primarily offers takeout service.
A large pizza costs $23, making it an affordable option.
Small deli space with window views into kitchen and limited seating creates an intimate setting. Energetic atmosphere pulses with 80s and 90s hip hop music and friendly upbeat staff. Combines modern Midwestern warmth with a lively, local vibe.
Club sandwich tastes like Thanksgiving turkey made by an accomplished chef, served on fresh bread. Pimento grilled cheese takes 15 minutes to make and is okay, but kids ask for it at home.
Freshly made focaccia bread stands out with a soft texture and great flavor. Sandwiches balance bread to filling ratio well, especially the Reuben with its precise meat to bread to sauce harmony.
Good to know
There is very limited seating inside the deli and no seating outside.
Parking is available at the Mercer garage near the deli.
I was advised to get there early because they sell out.
Space combines tasteful design, beautiful furniture, and wonderful mosaic floors with private semi-circular booths and a communal table. Atmosphere feels chill and funky, suitable for dates or casual lunches, though music can be loud at times. Lighting includes individual LED table lights bright enough to read menus comfortably.
Smoky barbecue flavored cranberry sauce adds a unique twist to dishes. Menu includes Nashville hot chicken, croquettes, salmon bites, and a s'mores dessert.
House made bread features prominently with options like hot honey bread and feta whipped bread. Toasted bread accompanies dishes such as roasted bone marrow, adding texture and flavor.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dinner service.
The restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week.
Lunch is not served on Saturdays and Sundays.
Open kitchen reveals fresh soul food preparation in a clean, orderly space with a homey, backyard barbecue vibe. Mostly takeout with limited seating and parking, it draws a steady lunchtime crowd. Signature dishes include collard greens, salmon fries, and hot honey chicken sandwich.
Mac and cheese comes hot and stands out with rich flavor. Mashed potatoes also impress with creamy texture.
Bread comes buttered and toasted with even the white bread carrying some seasoning. The cheesesteak uses a quite large piece of bread.
Good to know
Order ahead to avoid a wait.
The parking lot can get limited around the lunchtime rush.
The restaurant is small with limited seating, so it's not really a place to eat in.
Food truck setup with a small lobby and limited seating creates a casual, on-the-go vibe. The atmosphere is lively and family friendly, often busy with people ordering ahead for takeout. Known for authentic Philly cheesesteaks, excellent bread, and quick service, it stands out for its locally owned charm despite minimal dine-in options.
Loaded fries come with rich toppings and strong flavors. The jalapeno bacon philly and Philly cheesesteak feature well-cooked meats and bold seasoning.
Soft, fresh bread stands out with a hot, fresh quality that supports the sandwich's balanced ratio of meat and cheese. It feels comforting and excellent throughout the meal.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult, so plan accordingly.
The dine-in option is very limited with only about three tables.
Order ahead for takeout due to limited seating.
Early hours suit healthcare and early commuters, creating a steady, busy vibe. Food offers homestyle comfort with standout items like fluffy seasoned eggs, perfectly browned pancakes, and smooth, flavorful grits. Pricing and portion sizes spark mixed feelings, but the atmosphere feels like more than just business.
Breakfast features a salmon and grits sandwich with smooth, flavorful grits that hold heat well. Fried fish and chicken wings pair nicely with the barbecue offerings.
Bread comes with grape and strawberry jelly and appears in multiple meals. Full breakfast includes two pieces of buttered bread. Steak platters often have a large portion of bread on the side.
Good to know
They are open really early, catering to early commuters and healthcare workers.
Expect higher prices for breakfast items compared to similar establishments.
Portion sizes may feel small relative to the prices charged.
High ceilings and an open concept create a spacious feel despite narrow table spacing. Warm lighting and abundant plants contribute to a charming, inviting atmosphere that balances lively energy with moments of quiet in the bar booths. The space suits both social evenings and casual people watching.
Dishes include eggplant, hamburger, and pork chop with very different tastes. Cheeseburgers can come burnt sometimes.
Grilled bread comes with roasted eggplant, adding a smoky crunch. Bread served with 3 butters complements the rich arancini well.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from Monday to Thursday between 4-6pm and Friday to Sunday from 11am to 6pm.
There is paid parking with EV charging available right beside the restaurant.
Reservations are not required, and seating is often available at the bar.
Small soul food restaurant with walls lined by family portraits creates a cozy, home-like atmosphere. Gospel and DJ music add to a warm, energetic vibe that feels both family-oriented and chill. Tables sit close together, making the space intimate but tight.
Fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. Sides include creamy grits, mashed potatoes, and buttermilk cornbread served without issues.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Parking can be difficult and costs around $9 for two hours.
You can join the waitlist on Yelp before arriving.
Elegant space with dim lighting and comfortable seating creates an upscale yet approachable vibe. The atmosphere is loud and energetic, often crowded with closely spaced tables. A wine-forward focus includes a spacious tasting bar offering free samples of barrel reserve wines.
Cheeseburger, spaghetti and meatballs, and filet mignon appear on the menu. Wine pairs well with steak and BBQ brisket flatbread. Grilled cheese with brisket shows poor condition in presentation.
Delicious bread comes in plentiful amounts but requires about 20 minutes to get served.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to avoid long wait times.
Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
The tasting bar operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
Steakhouse offers an old Western vibe with beautiful decor and a chill atmosphere. It attracts families and serves excellent steaks alongside notable sides like steakhouse mac and cheese. The setting includes small tables that may feel tight for larger groups.
Steaks like the New York strip and medium Sirloin come out solid with no complaints. The steakhouse mac and cheese is cheesy and not soupy, and fire-grilled corn on the cob adds a nice touch.
Bread comes out warm and fresh, with a toasty outside and soft inside. Butter is served on the side.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, so expect to wait for a table.
The restaurant holds tables for only 10 minutes before giving them away.
Expect a 40-minute wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.