Barbecue restaurant combines southern comfort and Indian cuisine in a hip, cozy space with meticulously designed decor and an open kitchen. The atmosphere is energetic and lively, with 90’s R&B music and a welcoming vibe despite tight seating. Cocktails are inventive and well-balanced, complementing the vibrant dining experience.
Drinks here are well-balanced and unique, with cocktails like the Crossroads offering a perfectly bitter whiskey-forward taste. Prices range from 17 to 18 dollars, reflecting their quality.
Shrimp Po Boy sandwiches come with fried green tomato pickle and a spicy sauce that hits the mark. Muffalettas pack paper thin mortadella and a richly seasoned relish, making them stand out.
"The American food here, especially the greens and cornbread, is amazing."
"The cocktails here are great and well-balanced."
"The shrimp po'boy sandwich had grilled shrimp and fried green tomatoes."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for busy evenings.
Happy hour offers great food deals from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Parking can be challenging; consider arriving early or using public transport.
Restaurant offers cozy, modern vibe with heated outdoor patio and instrumental jazz music creating a relaxing atmosphere. Space feels tight inside but inviting, with a bar and multiple TVs showing sports and movies. Crowd includes casual diners enjoying flavorful Vietnamese dishes and local beers on tap.
Specialty cocktails stand out with nice options and a mean mix. The bar offers a few taps alongside its cocktail selection.
Vietnamese sandwiches stand out with grilled pork that is very flavorful and satisfying. Banh Mi options offer a consistently awesome and amazing taste.
Good to know
The restaurant has its own parking lot for easy access.
Expect limited seating, especially during peak hours.
They offer booster seats and high chairs for families.
Old building with weathered wood decor and football champion scarves creates a true pub atmosphere. Big screens show Premier League matches, drawing many locals who bring a lively, loud energy. Dog-friendly space includes an outdoor area and a private booth for groups.
Excellent whiskey selections and a great variety of cocktails stand out here. The menu includes a Mezcal cocktail priced at $13 and other delightful mixed drinks.
Cuban sandwich stands out as delicious, while the spicy roast beef special offers a flavorful twist. Other options like the brisket dip and chicken bacon ranch sandwiches deliver solid, tasty choices.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Thursday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Dinner could be crowded during trivia and soccer evenings, so plan ahead.
Food is served until about 12:45 AM, sometimes until 1 AM.
Converted 1900s Craftsman house offers cozy, eclectic decor with a laid-back, homey vibe. Covered patio and outdoor seating welcome leashed pets for relaxed dining. Known for excellent burgers and creative cocktails, it blends comfort food with a friendly atmosphere.
Cocktails feature real fruit and are made from scratch. Drinks like the peach affair and blended painkiller stand out for their refreshing and flavorful taste.
The Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich stands out with its crispy, succulent chicken glazed in a sweet and spicy hot honey sauce. Club sandwiches and other options hold up well and deliver consistent flavor.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Parking is limited to street parking only, which can be challenging.
Eclectic decor blends vintage typewriters, street art, and film posters with a cozy, warm atmosphere. Live DJ spins 70s and 80s soul and hip hop, creating a lively vibe that suits date nights and social gatherings. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, and a back room offers a roomy yet intimate event space.
Bartenders craft gin, citrus, and fruity cocktails that stand out. The cocktail selection includes local coffee and non-alcoholic options alongside excellent mixed drinks.
Breakfast sandwiches feature housemade sausage and come with a ranch dressing rich in fresh herbs for dipping. Eggs in purgatory and other sandwiches offer good flavor and solid quality.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as it gets busy after 10am.
Street parking is available near the venue.
Happy hour pricing is available for certain appetizers and drinks.
Large space with long communal tables and an industrial loft style creates a lively yet cozy atmosphere. German beers on tap and fireplace seating add authentic and unique touches. Community seating suits big groups while maintaining a fun, open vibe without excessive noise.
Several cocktails complement the large beer selection, catering to non-beer drinkers. The bartender's specials include Sara's Whiskey Sour, which stands out among the nice cocktail selection.
Buffalo Sandwich stands out with its spicy buffalo sauce and tender, juicy chicken on a soft bun. The schnitzel sandwich also offers a solid choice with consistently good food quality.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 6 PM with half-liter pilsners for $6.50.
Trivia night occurs every Wednesday evening, starting at 8 PM.
Parking is limited, so consider using public transit.
Dive bar with spacious layout and multiple pool tables offers a lively, family-like atmosphere where patrons quickly connect. Music plays loudly, creating an intense vibe, while games like skeeball and darts add to the fun. Heated outdoor patio and TVs showing sports provide additional spaces to relax.
Craft cocktails come alive when Kerry is behind the bar, including a rhubarb gin sour. Custom cocktails from the owner show artful preparation and deliver a palate-pleasing experience.
Many options and toppings come with the sandwiches, including a grilled pot roast sandwich. Sandwiches pair well with pizzas and salads, making for a varied meal.
Good to know
Free meat bingo is held on Mondays.
Food is served until 1am.
Parking is limited, with some street parking available.
Bar and grill with historic decor and a beautiful bar offers a lively local vibe that shifts from calm early evenings to a busy, loud late-night scene. Outdoor patio welcomes dogs and provides a pleasant downtown strip setting. Cocktails stand out as some of the best in the area, featuring unique infusions and rotating craft beers.
Cocktails arrive quickly and include options like the winter berry sleigh. Mixed drinks vary, with some not worth ordering, but overall the cocktails are great and stand out on Pacific Avenue.
Steak sandwiches stand out with the Forum Steak Melt and a classic steak sandwich both prepared perfectly. Pulled pork sandwiches come with French onion bisque and generous sides like fries or salad.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult, especially on busy nights like game nights.
Expect to pay around $89 for two drinks and a quesadilla.
The venue hosts game nights and music bingo events regularly.
Outdoor seating on a waterfront deck offers beautiful views of the bay and marine life. The atmosphere is vibrant and lively, often accompanied by loud noise levels and numerous TVs showing sports. The space attracts those who enjoy energetic settings with scenic surroundings.
Cocktails come out quickly and are made to perfection. Options include pint-sized drinks suitable for after dinner or sunset moments.
Hot pastrami and turkey sandwiches stand out with great flavor and top notch coleslaw. The Ruben sandwich also offers a very good option among the choices.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs daily from 4 pm to 6 pm with $2 off draft beer.
Expect limited menu options during happy hour.