Small space with classic steakhouse design and sexy, clean interior sets a cozy, high-end vibe. Lighting and furniture create a well-executed atmosphere that feels special for occasions. Comfortable seating and attentive service add to the refined dining experience.
Crab cakes stand out with a rich, savory flavor. Porterhouse steaks come out medium rare with a smoky wood grill taste. The menu features a strong surf and turf selection including oysters, Dover sole, and tomahawk steak.
Garlic bread stands out as exceptional and leaves a lasting impression. The country bread and Italian bread also deliver solid, delicious flavors.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for weekends and special occasions.
Proper attire is required; business casual is preferred.
Street parking is limited, so plan to arrive early.
Mechanical bull, mini bowling, and karaoke rooms create a lively, interactive space with small lanes and modern aesthetic on an upper floor. Atmosphere stays fun and clean with music, TVs showing football, and optional outdoor seating. The venue draws groups looking for unique activities and a casual, energetic vibe.
Cornbread stands out as exceptionally delicious and the wings carry a mild spice. Truffle mac and cheese offers a rich, creamy flavor, while French Toast and Eggs Benedict come out delicious and well-prepared.
Corn bread stands out with its rich flavor and moist texture. Cinnamon roll monkey bread offers a sweet, soft start to the meal.
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On Sundays, all games are complimentary, including bowling and bull riding.
The bull ride costs $10 per attempt, plus tax.
Happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Steak house offers an elegant setting with chandelier sparkle and private seating areas for intimacy. Music ranges from a live DJ to carefully curated playlists, creating a dynamic atmosphere. Signature cocktails feature theatrical presentations that complement the upscale vibe.
Cajun fried red fish stands out with its bold flavor and crispy texture. Brunch offers wagyu steak and eggs, banana bread, and creative desserts like a faux cheese board made of key lime pie and lemon cake.
House bread arrives before the meal and stands out as the best food served. It has a distinct quality that makes it memorable.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Reservations are required for private events and must be confirmed in advance.
A $25 cutting fee applies if you bring your own cake.
Underground dining space features low ceilings, warm light, and eclectic decor with walls adorned by local art. Atmosphere feels authentic and cozy, often filled with students, professionals, and locals. Music plays softly while patrons order at a counter before heading downstairs to their tables.
Eggs Benedict comes in many creative versions, including a Malfa style with chorizo, chicken, and avocado. Grilled cheese sandwiches with pesto stand out, and the French toast also gets high marks.
Multi grain and jalapeño cheddar bread stand out on the breakfast plate. The Diablo features grilled jalapeño cheese bread with melted Jack, bacon, eggs, and chipotle hollandaise sauce.
Good to know
Expect a wait of 30-40 minutes during peak breakfast hours.
Indoor dining is not wheelchair accessible due to stairs.
The bathroom is located upstairs and separate from the dining area.
Restaurant offers a modern aesthetic with romantic atmosphere and beautiful lighting at tables. Ambiance includes loud pop and EDM music, creating a club-like energy that contrasts with the decor. Space feels busy and close, with tables near each other and servers frequently passing by.
Steaks from the Creekstone selection, like filet mignon, NY strip, and porterhouse, melt in your mouth. The New York strip stands out as exceptionally tender and flavorful.
Mini Brazilian cheese bread arrives fresh from the oven as a surprise alongside salads. Small bites like these cheese-bread balls add a unique touch to the bread offerings.
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Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs all day on Mondays and Sundays with $10 specials.
The daily social hour from 4-7pm offers great value on drinks.
Coffee shop combines chic decor with abundant fake plants and a loud music atmosphere. It features a speakeasy in the back, creating a unique dual space. Outdoor seating includes a gorgeous patio but limited comfort.
Grilled cheese stands out with sourdough bread and a rich, melty texture. It pairs well with soup for a classic American combo.
Crispy and chewy bread features on sandwiches, with a crusty exterior on the club sandwich. Some bread tends to be a bit dry, and the so-called 'Italian baguette' resembles imitation Subway bread.
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Sandwich prices range from $16 to $20, with chips included.
Vegan options are limited to smoothies and plain salads.
Manny's is pet friendly, making it a great spot for dog owners.
Small, clean space with order-at-counter service and limited seating creates a casual, welcoming vibe. Bright interior pairs with great music to enhance the atmosphere. Quiet energy suits those seeking a simple, straightforward seafood experience.
Lobster rolls stand out with Classic and Connecticut styles both tasting fantastic. Mac and cheese and clam chowder also deliver solid, delicious flavors alongside very friendly service.
Bread comes toasted to perfection, adding a crisp texture that enhances the lobster roll. It holds up well and pairs nicely with the good quality meat inside.
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Parking is only available through paid options in a downtown area.
Seating is limited, mostly at window counters.
Prices for lobster rolls are around $20 each.
Old school diner with checkered tablecloths and paper plates creates a homey, no-frills vibe. The atmosphere is lively and warm, often crowded and buzzing with positive energy. Tight seating and casual decor keep focus on the famous fried chicken and friendly interactions.
Famous fried chicken stands out with its crispy, flavorful coating and juicy meat. It consistently draws people for its rich taste and is often considered the best fried chicken in the area.
Slices of white bread come with the sides and pair well with fried chicken, slaw, beans, and honey mustard. Two pieces of chicken with bread, sweet beans, and vegetables make a filling combo.
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Parking costs $25 for a couple of hours in nearby lots.
Street parking is available but can be difficult during busy times.
The restaurant gets very busy during lunch hours.
Historic building hosts a cozy, rustic atmosphere with plenty of seating and plant-filled decor. The space feels calm and inviting, blending reclaimed architecture with thoughtful design. Seating varies from open group areas to more secluded spots for quiet moments.
Biscuits and gravy stand out with amazing flavor and a slightly dry texture. Eggs Benedict also appears as a solid choice for American food here.
Freshly baked bread stands out with its homemade quality and tender texture. Options include multigrain varieties served with fresh jam or used in dishes like avocado toast.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from Thursday to Saturday, 3 PM to 5 PM, with discounted food and drinks.
Parking can be challenging due to its location on 6th Street.
Payment options are limited to cash or credit cards; no mobile payments accepted.
Shotgun-style French restaurant with vintage charm and dim lighting creates an intimately festive atmosphere. High noise level fills the space, making it lively but challenging for quiet conversation. Known for an impressive absinthe selection and a cozy, cramped layout suited for small groups.
Dishes like Mac and Cheese, Duck, and Foie Gras Grits stand out for their rich flavors. The menu also features a variety of meats including Steak Tartare, grilled lamb, pork chop, and stuffed quail.
Bread arrives hot and fresh, often served alongside dishes like escargot and charcuterie. It complements the food well and adds a satisfying touch to the meal.
Good to know
Happy hour offers drinks for $6 and half-off appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Reservations are recommended to secure a table, especially during busy hours.
The bar area is not ideal for cocktails; consider dining instead.
Steak house offers an elegant, cozy atmosphere with upscale dining and private seating options. The space includes large windows providing open views, though some areas feel like expanded banquet rooms. Cocktails feature engraved ice cubes, enhancing the sophisticated vibe.
Spicy shrimp, Porterhouse, and creamed spinach stand out as key dishes. The filet Oscar, mac and cheese, and crab cakes also deliver solid American flavors.
Bread comes out wonderful but sometimes a bit cold. It pairs well with dishes like Lobster Bisque.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Valet parking is available for guests at the restaurant.
Expect to pay around $150 for a meal for two, excluding drinks.