Converted old house offers indoor and outdoor seating with a covered patio that welcomes dogs. Atmosphere stays relaxed and comfortable, with a fenced grassy area where kids can play. Live music used to add to the vibe but is no longer featured.
Five-star food shines in a sports bar setting, blending quality with a casual vibe. The menu offers spectacular dishes that stand out for their taste and presentation.
Ordering ahead works well for lunch here. The spot serves solid meals for both lunch and dinner.
Good to know
Live music is available on Friday and Saturday nights.
Happy Hour for food ends at 5 PM; drinks Happy Hour ends at 6 PM.
Expect a wait time of less than 10 minutes on busy Friday nights.
Small dining space with just a few booths and tables creates a cozy setting. Loud fans contribute to a lively, bustling atmosphere as many linger and take up tables. Known for fresh handmade tortillas and exceptional barbacoa, it draws steady crowds despite limited seating.
Food here is fresh and flavorful, cooked to order with ample servings that feel homemade. Prices stay great for the quality, offering a home-style Mexican experience without greasiness.
Fresh Chile Rellenos and breakfast tacos stand out for lunch. Lunch specials include cheese enchiladas, crispy beef tacos, rice, beans, and homemade tortillas.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; expect a wait during peak hours.
Parking can be scarce, so arrive early or consider alternative options.
You order before you sit down, which speeds up the process.
Military memorabilia and photos from various eras cover dark walls, creating a veteran-owned, lowkey atmosphere. The cafe offers homemade tortillas and authentic, spicy Mexican dishes with generous portions. It stays relaxed and quiet during early hours, serving quick lunches before the bar opens later in the day.
Food tastes homemade and fresh with dishes like the picadillo gordita standing out. Meals come out quickly and satisfy with great flavor.
Daily lunch specials offer a quick sit-down option with a $7.99 price point. The food stays consistently on point for a fast, satisfying meal.
Good to know
The cafe closes at 3 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
The bar opens at 3 PM, perfect for an afternoon drink.
Expect to pay around $9 for three tacos, depending on toppings.
Cycling-themed brewpub with fun bicycle decor and big screen bike races creates a relaxed, comfy atmosphere. Board games and Wii add casual entertainment, while excellent beers and unique food draw a steady crowd. Large windows offer views of historic surroundings, enhancing the laid-back vibe.
Food features upscale bar dishes with a unique and delicious menu. The crisp pepperoni stands out among the offerings, complementing the excellent beer selection.
Lunch here follows cycling events, offering a casual spot to refuel. The setting suits a relaxed midday break with brewery vibes and simple fare.
Good to know
Wrestling happens once a month on Sundays in the parking lot.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers.
Singo sing along bingo takes place every Thursday night.
Bright, airy space with tall ceilings and huge windows creates a welcoming atmosphere. Curated thrift clothing store and fresh music playlists add unique cultural touches. The vibe is cozy and friendly, attracting those who enjoy quality coffee, wine, and thoughtful seating for work or reading.
Food comes scratch made with love and tastes delicious. Portion sizes are huge and the energy around the food is great.
Fresh, thoughtfully prepared options make it a solid choice for lunch. The Post sandwich and french dip sandwich stand out as notable lunch offerings.
Good to know
Sunrise Saturday events feature a DJ and brunch party, starting at 10am.
Baking bread cooking classes are now offered on weekends.
Parking is validated for customers who park in the garage.
Small restaurant with homey atmosphere and walls adorned with Creole cooking trophies creates a feeling of being in New Orleans. Warm, inviting vibe filled with authentic Southern comfort and a cozy, family-friendly setting.
Authentic New Orleans cuisine shines through with delicious soul food and homemade dishes. The food stays consistently top notch and receives widespread praise for its flavor and quality.
Lunch offers a taste of New Orleans with dishes like shrimp, red beans and rice, and peach cobbler. Meals create a satisfying and happy experience.
Good to know
The restaurant is open Thursday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Food may take a while to prepare since it's mostly made to order.
The shrimp po boy costs $10.
Small indoor space feels like a cozy house with large outdoor patio featuring misting fans, picnic tables, and an outdoor beer tap. Atmosphere balances live music energy with casual, relaxed dining. Crowd enjoys late-night vibes with a focus on burgers and craft drinks.
Food stands out with fantastic flavors and a late night appeal. Some dishes feature a strong mustard presence that shapes the taste.
Lunch features a BBQ burger with good flavors and wonderful service that ensures a pleasant meal. The ambiance is more noticeable during slower hours, making it a solid spot for a midday break.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Happy hour runs from 10 PM to 2 AM on Fridays and Saturdays.
Monday offers $1 wings and free live music.
Small hamburger spot with nostalgic decor featuring old toys, posters, and vintage music creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Quiet and cozy, it attracts those seeking a calm, quaint meal with friends or family. Burgers stand out as fresh and juicy, complementing the overall local gem vibe.
Food offers a perfect blend of quality and quantity with dishes served hot and fresh. Service is excellent, making the dining experience memorable without breaking the wallet.
Lunch features 1/2 pound burgers and 2 1/4 pound chili dog combos. The spot supports a Harlandale alumni owned small business.
Good to know
The restaurant charges extra for takeout containers, increasing total costs.
There is plenty of parking available near the restaurant.
Everything served is homemade and never frozen.
Cozy interior blends southern comfort style with French influence, featuring gorgeous chandeliers and frilly china that create a warm, romantic atmosphere. Soft lighting and a curated playlist set a comfortable mood for conversation. The place attracts diners seeking an intimate setting with attentive service and unique cocktails.
Food here features great flavors and careful preparation. Staff will remake dishes if needed, showing strong attention to quality.
No wait times appear during lunch, even with a big table of 11 people. The spot handles Sunday lunch smoothly for larger groups.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for a better experience, especially during peak hours.
Free street parking is available nearby, but a paid lot is two buildings over.
Expect smaller portion sizes; for example, pigs in a blanket cost $12 for three.