Irish pub offers authentic atmosphere with thoughtful decor and spacious patio. Energy stays relaxed and fun with an immaculate playlist enhancing the vibe. Patrons enjoy perfectly poured Guinness and a well-curated scotch selection.
Shepherd's pie stands out with rich, hearty flavors and a satisfying texture. It often comes paired with a fresh side salad, making it a solid choice for a filling meal.
Fish and chips stand out with large portions and delicious fish. The dish is consistently phenomenal and often recommended.
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Street parking is available until 10 pm on weekdays and weekends.
The parking garage offers validation for patrons.
Happy hour features $7 drinks and runs on weekdays.
Small space with beautiful art and loud gospel music creates a laid back but not overly friendly atmosphere. The vibe is warm and the place feels clean. It serves authentic Jamaican food with standout dishes like jerk chicken and excellent beef patties.
Meat pies feature a sweet breading and flavorful meat that tastes like Cajun or Scottish styles. They work well as a tasty appetizer and come recommended.
Brown stew fish and escovitch fish stand out with rich flavors. Shrimp dishes like curry shrimp and jerk shrimp offer a good curry kick and exceptional taste.
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On Saturdays, expect a 20-30 minute wait for doors to open at 11:30 am.
The price point has a good balance with the portion sizes.
The small order provides plenty of food, suitable for sharing.
African goods store offers wide variety of spices and ingredients essential for authentic cooking alongside fresh vegetables and fruits. The space feels clean and well organized with affordable prices on all items. It includes meal prep food options and stocks cosmetics and wears as well.
Meat pies come with tasty cooked dough and are nicely seasoned. The jollof rice and meat pie combo offers a delicious flavor.
Fish dishes come with salad on the side or rice, offering grilled options. Some preparations can be overcooked and bland, but others are flavorful.
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The market offers a wide variety of spices and ingredients for authentic African cooking.
Fresh vegetables and fruits are available at Lizzy's African Market.
All items are affordably priced, making it budget-friendly.
Rich mahogany wood paneling and plush leather seating create an intimate, sophisticated space with dim, warm lighting. Loud music and crowded seating can make conversation difficult, especially for larger groups. Outdoor seating offers a comfortable alternative with a more relaxed atmosphere.
Rich and comforting pies stand out here, especially the butter chicken pie with its complex Indian spices and a crust that's both soft and crispy. The beef Wellington and crab pies offer a cozy feel, perfect for colder days.
Chilled oysters on the half shell stand out with fresh, briny flavor. Pasta with rock shrimp and a smoked salmon appetizer add variety to the seafood options.
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Reservations are required to dine at The Chumley House.
Valet parking is included.
The restaurant is smaller than expected, so making a reservation is recommended.
Colorful space channels New Orleans-style atmosphere with authentic Cajun food and excellent daiquiris. Music energizes the venue, featuring a DJ and karaoke that create a lively vibe. Southern hospitality adds warmth, encouraging repeat visits.
Catfish pies and meat pies stand out with solid flavors. Crawfish pies and sweet potato pie add variety and richness to the selection.
Fish dishes come out perfectly cooked and packed to go when requested. Wings, fried catfish, and shrimp stand out as excellent options with clear attention to flavor in every bite.
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Karaoke night happens every Thursday and Saturday starting at 7pm.
Karaoke is free to participate in during the event nights.
Expect a lively atmosphere during karaoke nights with good music.
Seafood restaurant offers a fun and festive atmosphere with colorful, busy decor and lively music that encourages dancing. The space includes a spacious bar area and maintains a relaxed dining room even when not busy. The environment can be quite cold inside, which affects the dining experience.
Key Lime Pie stands out with its generous slice and solid flavor. Pecan pie varies, sometimes good and tempting to order whole, other times served cold and less appealing.
Grilled oysters stand out with bold Cajun spices and a spicy seafood vibe. Shrimp, catfish, and crawfish tails come fried or stuffed, all with tasty, well-seasoned flavors but smaller portions.
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The restaurant offers a $9.99 2-pound crawfish special.
Expect no wait time during off-peak hours.
There is a $15 automatic gratuity for parties of six or more.
Small, cozy space feels like grandmother's kitchen with a friendly, spiritual atmosphere. Family presence is strong, with kids running around and a warm, welcoming vibe. Limited seating leads many to take food to go, emphasizing a busy, home-cooked soul food experience.
Pecan pie stands out with its rich flavor and is a common dessert choice. Banana pudding also appears as a notable dessert option alongside the pies.
Fish dishes show consistent quality while chicken options are decent. Both offer straightforward flavors without much complexity.
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Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The $10 lunch special includes generous portions of popular dishes.
Parking is shared with other businesses, making it tight and sometimes difficult to find.
Small Cajun restaurant offers authentic Louisiana flavors with a cozy, festive atmosphere that feels like home. Full bar and heated patio seating accommodate busy nights with a lively crowd. Known for excellent crawfish and classic dishes like gumbo and jambalaya.
Meat pies stand out with their delicious and authentic flavor. They join other Southern staples like oysters and boudin balls in offering a solid taste experience.
Blackened fish tacos and a shrimp and crawfish combo with Voodoo spice stand out. The menu includes seafood boil, shrimp & grits, gumbo, and boiled and fried shrimp.
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The restaurant is currently BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
Expect a wait for a table on busy Friday nights after 5:30 PM.
Parking is plentiful and available near the restaurant.