We didn't really know what to expect and I was a bit nervous taking my out of town friends there…read morebut Sarom's more than passed our expectations! The food was excellent, large servings and well displayed on the plate. Even though it was a Sunday afternoon, service was excellent, food came quickly and for an added treat, Sarom herself came over to talk to us and tell us her story. I'm a local so I will definitely be back!

Excellent food good service! If you like soul food and or breakfast, this is the perfect place for…read moreyou.

In town visiting family and chose Huckleberry's for a weekday lunch. I've been to the one in…read moreRoseville and had a good experience there, so I was optimistic about this one and it did not disappoint. Plenty of parking, and the dining room was clean and inviting. Background music was at a comfortable level for conversation while at the same time giving the place a New Orleans feel. Shout out to Annabella who was working both as hostess and our server. She did an incredible job throughout our visit. Prices are in the upper teens for breakfast. I went with the Dixie Skillet and it was huge! I could have easily split it with someone, but instead I took the other half home for breakfast the next morning. Honestly, I think they could cut the portion back a third, drop the price down to $14, and it would still be a fair value. Here's a tip for families: if you have toddlers who are fine with a half-pancake and maybe some samplings of fruit, potato, or eggs off your plate, choose a side for your meal that they can have. Unlike Black Bear Diner's $5 kids meals, Huckleberry's misses the mark here by charging over $7. Not needing a full breakfast for our granddaughter, we thought ordering just a single piece of French toast was a cheaper alternative, but were charged $6.49 for just that! Not exactly young family wallet friendly. No star deduction for that; just be aware. Bottom line... Come hungry and enjoy!

Update- 6/14 visit Service: 2.1 saw server when we ordered…read moreand when we paid. Food: 2.6 Sunday brunch after church is are normal, but we decide to go back to Huckleberry's since they've been consistent our last few visits. Unfortunately this was one of those days! Greeted at the door and sat immediately, our server came over and took our drink order; at this point we were off to a great start but that's where service stalled. Our server dropped off drinks and took our food order: chicken and waffle stack and a Monté Cristo sandwich with fries. Our food gets dropped off fairly quickly (by food runners). My wife is very simple and doesn't complain about much so I could not assess her meal, but the Monté Cristo was a disappointment, the sandwich was oily which I expected if it was deep fried but it was just oozing clarified butter and the powdered sugar was an afterthought or only for looks. Even the powdered sugar couldn't hide the amount of oil leaking from the bread. The side of French fries were cold and soggy, so I decided to pack them up and refry them at home since I knew my wife would only eat half her meal. And the only time we saw our server after she took our order was when she brought our check and returned our CC. Not sure if we'll return anytime soon...

Loved this place! The seafood was so good, everything came out hot, fresh, and full of flavor…read more Definitely one of the best seafood spots I've been to. Our server, Angel, was awesome! Super friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed the whole time. Great service and such a positive attitude. We'll definitely be coming back. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Everything was amazing, food, service and ambiance. Staff was very accommodating to us, I couldn't…read moreask for more. Will come again!!

Super friendly atmosphere. The waitress was friendly and attentive…read more I got the Vaquero tacos (braised beef). They were very tasty. The meat was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The portion was just right. Looking forward to trying out a burrito.

Great flavors, smaller portions…read more Poke nachos were delicious, but there wasn't a lot of toppings. The whole bottom layer didn't have toppings so I had to separate the fish to have a tiny piece on a nacho to try and get some flavors on it. The nachos itself were so light and deliciously fried. The spicy fried chicken burger had good flavor too! But it wasn't spicy. It said you get to choose a side so we got the dirty fries. It unfortunately didn't say that it's an extra $1.50. Which kind of sucks. It is the more expensive side so it makes sense, but I wish it was actually written somewhere. Cause are there other sides that cost extra too? But both tasted yummy! The place was very cute. The people serving were super nice and they were great.

Had dinner here.. always so delicious! Restaurant is quite small and reservation is highly…read morerecommended. For a Thursday evening they were still very busy. Service is always so amazing! The staff is super attentive and ready to fill your cups or take away any finished dishes. Tonight I had the plum salad. Sounded a little on the wild side but it was amazing! So sweet and refreshing I ate every bit of it! Loved it! For my entree I picked the braised short ribs .. it was so tender! I was put off by the blue cheese mash beneath it a bit but it's ok because the short rib was so delicious. For dessert I had the berry crumb cobbler. The cobbler came with a dollop of vanilla ice cream on top. It was great! The berries were sweet and the crumb top was so buttery. Everything flowed deliciously. My husband had the filet mignon.. he said it was made medium rare just as he asked. And of course the crème brûlée is the reason why he keeps coming back lol My go to for fine dining in Elk Grove! Love the intimate scenery with great food!

I made a reservation inquiry for my birthday at exactly 5:00 PM on Saturday, April 11, for a party…read moreof two. I was told the earliest available reservation was 7:45 PM. I then asked if there was any chance of being seated sooner as a walk-in, and Aubrey told me they had room for two at a table in the bar area. I specifically asked whether it was an actual table where we could comfortably order food, because I did not want to be stuck at some tiny corner setup where only one plate could fit. I also made it clear that it was my birthday and that I wanted something a little more formal and comfortable. I was told it would be in the front by the bar, not shoved in a corner, though it could be a little crowded if people were in the waiting area. When we arrived, the first issue was parking. For a first-time guest, parking was unnecessarily difficult to figure out, especially during a rainstorm. Since the restaurant is set up like a small house, it was not obvious where to park, and there was no clear sign letting us know there was parking around the back. Once we walked in, I immediately saw the table that had been described to us. It was right near the bar against the wall, and it was much smaller and more awkward than I had been led to believe. My girlfriend was wearing a dress, and because it was such a high table, it made it uncomfortable for her to sit naturally and comfortably. As soon as we sat down, I looked at the table and asked if we were really going to be able to order multiple items and eat comfortably there. I was told they would "pace it" and "make it work." That should have been the warning sign right there. We started with two ice waters, and even that nearly filled the table. They brought a pitcher and poured the water into the glasses. I asked for a separate cup of ice, and because there was so little room on the table, I had to ask the waiter to take the glass back and pour it for me so I would not spill everything. That is how cramped this setup was. We ordered the chicken breast special and a half dozen oysters. First came the garlic bread, and now we had bread, butter, two waters, silverware everywhere, and barely any room left. Then the oysters arrived, and everything had to be shifted around just to make it fit. At that point, the table had bread, oysters, hot sauce, waters, and multiple pieces of silverware for each guest, and it felt like one wrong move would send a glass to the floor. After we finished the oysters and bread, they cleared the table and brought out our entrée. We ordered the shareable chicken breast after I specifically asked whether it would be enough food for both of us. The waiter said it should be. In reality, it was about four small pieces of chicken once cut, three asparagus spears, and two very small scoops of mashed potatoes. For the price, it was honestly disappointing. I cannot remember the last time I paid that much at a nicer restaurant and still left hungry. What made it worse was that they knew it was my birthday and did absolutely nothing to acknowledge it. No small dessert, no candle, no gesture, nothing. Ironically, the only people who made the night feel special were another couple who had apparently been dining there for years. They overheard us mention it was my birthday and kindly bought us two sparkling wines. That was thoughtful, but it also added even more clutter to an already ridiculously tiny table. The service overall was underwhelming. We were barely checked on, and the whole experience felt awkward. The hostess kept staring at us throughout the meal, and at one point, she rolled her eyes when she went to take the Tabasco sauce, and we told her we still needed it for the chicken. For the prices Boulevard Bistro charges, I expected much better service, better communication, and a much more comfortable dining experience. Instead, the whole night felt misleading, cramped, and disappointing. I will not be coming back.

I have been coming to this wonderful restaurant for years…read more The staff is unbelievable Awesomeness. I have never been disappointed with anything, lord knows I am picky. They all go beyond to do what they can for all as quick as possible. I have been in customer service as a stylist for 45yrs, I know quality when I see and experience it. Thank you Brickhouse in Elk Grove for being the beautiful people you all are. I am very bless to be apart of this family.

We went out for girls night here and had a good time! I felt…read morethat they were pretty handicap accessible, had big portions, with a good wine and beer list. The noise was a bit loud and the decor seemed a little dated. Overall the pros outweigh these, the service was solid, and we had a fun! 1. Parking Parking lot with 2 handicap spots. Also easy walkway from the handicap spots into the restaurant. Easy to pull into from the street if coming from 99. I would suggest not trying to back out to the street when leaving however and instead we went through the parking lot, made a left at the ally and from there make a turn from the stop sign at Main Street. 2. Menu: Every thing we ordered was delicious. They had a large wine and beer menu. The blonde beer was ice cold and light for a summer drink. The house red was pretty mellow and very full bodied. The Sauvignon Blanc wasn't too sweet and had a hint of vanilla. The portion sizes of the meals were huge. None of could finish our plates! The bread is extra at 6 dollars, but worth it mainly due to the garlic/chive butter with it. We also ordered the fried zucchini as an appetizer - it was hot and crispy. The zucchini and breading were not soggy at all, and the breading stuck perfectly (these are common issues I've had at other places with fried zucchini) The ribeye was cooked perfectly and was incredibly tender. My friend pointed out that this was a very large piece a bit on the thinner side- they may have pounded it out to tenderize it is our guess. The farmer special was our favorite. It was a braised short rib and you could order it with pasta however we did it with the polenta. It was so very tender and savory. Came with a lot of polenta and it was very cheesy with Parmesan. The linguine and clams had both shelled and unshelled clams. I felt that there could have been more meat for the clam to pasta ratio. It was full of garlic and the cream sauce was zesty. 3. Atmosphere: It's a decent sized building, with a nice big bar in the front a smaller room to the left and a larger room in the back. There was plenty of seating for if you needed to wait. The walkways were wide and it was easy to move around, so no issues using a walker here and I would guess a wheelchair should be fine. The backroom had big booth seats, and would probably be good for large groups and families. The decor seemed a little dated and there was a jukebox in the smaller room, which although we were seated in the back was very loud and at the beginning of our experience it was hard to hear each other and was distracting. During this time the music kept switching songs every 10 to 30 seconds. I inquired why, and every Tuesday night they do "Music Bingo". So that could be a plus for some people, who want a more laid back atmosphere and enjoy a community game! The people in the front of the restaurant seemed to really enjoy it! However I would say if you are planning a quiet evening out or a first time date, you may want to come any other night but Tuesday. 4. Service: All our food and drinks come out in an appropriate time. Drinks were cold and food was hot! Our server made sure we had everything we needed and the manager even come by to check on us. I do love the brick building and how it's on old Elk Grove. We will be back!

The best Prime rib in town!! Service is really good and the staff is super nice and friendly.read more