This place was alright. Not sure I'd come back at the price point. Got the pork entree and it was raw towards the bone on one side. Would probably help the place to get some mosquito lamps or some sort of pest repellant, there were a few flies and mosquitos pestering us during our meal. I get there is only so much you can do with outdoor seating, but the corner we were in was particularly bad. Other than that, service was good. Food was okay. read more

We had a table of 4 on a Wednesday night, July 15 with a 7:00 pm reservation. We arrived a few minutes late, but no problem as they weren't crowded. Sat on the back patio. It was warm outside, but a small fan provided a little relief - I would add a few more of those fans for cooling and to keep the flying insects at bay. But, the atmosphere was comfortable. Service was good, not amazingly fast but appropriate for a leisurely dinner where we weren't in a hurry. The server was friendly and attentive. The food was really good. I had the shrimp and grits. It had too much "broth" or liquid, but otherwise way better than I expected for a restaurant located in Los Angeles. I ate every bit of it. One member of our party is vegetarian (pescatarian?), and she liked her dish. The other two were very happy with theirs, also. Sorry that I don't remember what they ate as I am writing this 3 days after our visit. Suffice it to say that we had 4 different entrees and all were excellent. The interior of the restaurant looked really interesting. Not your typical chain restaurant. Made me want to linger to check it out as we walked through from the patio. Overall, we had a really great experience! read more

When Little Beast first opened in 2013, I lived within walking distance but never had the opportunity to go. It's changed hands since then; however, new owners Chef Monique & Chef Paul have stuck to the original focus. (They also own Cindy's across the street.) The restaurant is a charming 1911 Craftsman bungalow. Inside emits a cozy vibe & warm ambience - just as if you were in someone's home. It's also a great date night spot if you're looking for someplace romantic. Menu offerings feature New American comfort food. Dishes change seasonally, as do the creative craft cocktails but the popular Little Beast Burger is a staple. Al fresco dining is available in the enchanting back patio, and there's a cute little parlor to chill in while waiting for your table. (Reservations are highly recommended.) I passed by enroute to another engagement and saw a parking spot, so I decided to stop in for a quick drink. The darling hostess asked if I had a reservation. I told her I didn't but was hoping to have a drink at the bar. The bar is tiny and can accommodate about 6 people. Krista the bartender/beverage director was fantastic. She was personable & friendly and we had a nice conversation during my visit. I ordered the Passion Fruit Margarita made with house infused passion fruit tequila. It was delicious & nicely balanced. I enjoyed my cocktail & visit here. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back for the full dining experience. *$35 corkage fee. Limit 2 bottles. *Street parking - read signs. *Live music Wednesdays 7 - 9 pm back patio. read more

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We had a family dinner here with our kids. We had a reservation and stayed in the waiting room until the had an available table. The service staff is very warm and friendly. I really like that this feels like someone's home and kitchen. It's beautiful candle lit with young, hip locals. We really enjoyed our meals, I started with the Brussel sprouts and a few cocktails. The drinks are very light and refreshing, I appreciate the drinks are not too sweet and very well balanced. One child ordered the pasta AND Burger, my other child ordered the kids steak plate with fries. My husband had the little beast burger and I had the Indian Salmon. Everything was very tasty and it's a great place to have dinner with friends, date or family. Highly recommend! read more

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Came for Valentine's day and was pleased with the food! They had a special menu for the occasion and we ordered the Red Wine Braised Short Rib and Scottish Salmon. The food was very tasty, the braised short rib was a stand out but the salmon was also very good! The ambiance and vibe is the main draw I feel. Good spot for a special occasion. Make sure to call to book a reservation for a seamless experience read more

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We came back and we got the burger this time. It was SO GOOD! I loved it. We also got the Brussels sprouts and that was delicious too: sweet, savory and the tofu cream was unique. Of course, I had to get the chocolate mousse/pudding again. It did not disappoint. It tasted just as good as the first time I had it. I also recommend the Yuzu Lime drink: super refreshing! The flat iron steak was just ok. The sauce it came in was overly salty. That was the only negative. Our server, Hannah was friendly, warm and attentive. The entire staff from the hostess who greeted us to our server, to the bartender were all super nice tonight. The butter that came with the bread service was yummy too. It had a nice kick to it. Overall, another pleasant experience. read more

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The servers and bussers are friendly and helpful, the burger is my favorite burger, their cocktails are varied and tasty ( I love the one with rhubarb liqueur), and the biscuits with spreads are delicious. Good salads, pasta and fish as well. Nice ambience inside and out. read more

Pork chop was fantastic. Others in my party loved the flat iron steak and shrimp and grits. Biscuits app was also very good. Great experience! read more

Great little date night spot or celebration of any sort. They got live music on certain nights too! They have a sweet outdoor seating with nice lights. Gf and I shared a couple plates and left full and satisfied. They have a chef app of the week and it was the elote salad for us. The salad was fresh and tasty. We also tried the jerky pork chop and beef stroganoff. for the app, the ham and biscuits was great. They surprised us with a little chocolate cake for my girlfriend's birthday, which was very sweet of them. Parking can be found in the street., read more

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My expectations for this restaurant was way higher than what I got. For many years I've driven past this place and have always wanted to try it. Finally tried it for my 9th wedding anniversary. I do appreciate they have a kids menu, since we did have to bring our son with us to dinner. The craft cocktails were very yummy. I was able to get a "mocktail" since I was pregnant. The salad and bread were excellent. My steak wasn't the greatest. Even though I asked for medium rare, it was still chewy. My husband's shrimp and grits were ok as well. The service was ok in terms of how quick we got everything. Took a little longer than it should've, it wasn't that busy for a Tues night. Our waitress was nice. The restaurant is very small and close quarter tables. You will definitely be a part of your neighbors convo and they a part of yours. Overall I was disappointed in this place. I'm glad I did try it and I most likely will not be going back. read more

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I've seen Little Beast on Colorado for many years and have been wanting to try it out. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience. The food and quality were good, but the dishes weren't unique or memorable. Personally, I felt the flavors of each dish lacked depth. The items we ordered were the freshly warmed bread and butter, the Elote salad, the little beast burger, the pork chop, and the beef stroganoff. The pricing and the serving size for the food items matched. Our server was lovely and service was on point. We sat indoors and the decor inside was cute. Not sure I would come back again since there are a lot of places in the area worth trying, but maybe with a group of friends. read more

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Came here on a weekday night for our anniversary. It was pretty busy but the waiter made sure we were good and kept checking in on us. We sat outside which felt really nice since it wasn't cold or too hot. I love that they had live music that day. The food came out pretty quickly and for the starter we had the ham and biscuit plate which was delicious. It had 3 different spreads to try which all went well with everything. I just wished we had an extra biscuit since we had a lot of the dip / spread left over. The salad was delicious as well and refreshing. We got the pork dish for the main meat and it also had mango which was interesting. It was delicious but I would like to try something else next time. The pasta was flavorful and cooked perfectly. Overall highly recommend this place! read more

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Little Beast is a small, date night type restaurant that's in a little bungalow and makes you feel like you're in a home. Good for when you want something a little more chill and intimate with some small plates and heartier entrees. We came on a late Saturday night for an 8:45pm reservation and was surprised they had a small outdoor patio tucked away with a few other diners. We got two glasses of red wine (Malbec and Tempranillo), their $16 Wild Arugula Caesar, $33 Shrimp & Grits and $35 Beef Stroganoff for entrees. Prices aren't the cheapest, but I was happy to note that their shrimp & grits were very hearty, peppery and roasted with a big flavor and plump shrimp and buttery grits, and their beef stroganoff was made with bucatini noodles and tender strips of beef, in a lemony cream broth sauce. The changes to classic shrimp & grits and beef stroganoff were welcome and comforting, and I was happy they were fair portion sizes, compared to other dining places. They closed at 10pm and we were the last ones there, quickly finishing up my glass of red and signing our check off. Emma our waiter was nice and let me try a sample of their Malbec or Sangiovese (Malbec with its smoky black currant won me over), and she didn't do too much except check in every once in a while, while we were totally okay dining in peace. The little beast in me was happy and full after dining here. The rich, bold flavors and well-portioned entrees and red wine to boot were great. They serve classic American comfort foods at fine-dining portions and a higher fare. A great little spot to dine and treat yourself. Would love to catch their live music Wednesdays and cocktails another time! read more

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A really perfect date night spot. Came to celebrate my fiancee's birthday. Live music that I didn't even realize was not a track until half way in. Service was super great. Completely relaxed, no rush. Everything we had was delicious and them some. Will definitely be back. read more

My husband and I came here years ago and not sure why it took me 10 years to come back. Because it's a great little gem. The dining room is small and cozy. There is another lower level I hadn't seen before, so the dining area is relatively big. They have a full bar at the entrance. I had a couple nice cocktails. The first one I asked for, they didn't have but the bartender made me another one with mezcal and it was delicious. Their spicy margarita is awesome. We had it with mezcal as well. The food was superb. We had the shrimp and grits, very filling and rich with crispy Brussels sprouts and we also shared the stroganoff. To end dinner we had the chocolate cake. Service was attentive and on point. read more

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this is purely food related (I love this place and will be back but just leaving this in hopes this situation can be avoided) i've been coming here for years now and it's usually always awesome..I know what to expect and even when the menu changes it's always a pleasant surprise. I can in yesterday and got the flat iron steak and my sister for the vodka pasta. the pasta was incredible zero complaints. My steak on the other hand was ordered medium rare, I cut through the end cap and it was well done- I know sometimes the thinner end parts cook up a few degrees so I cut into the thickest middle section- same color, same cook. the service was great and they immediately knew something was up and offered to fix it..the only issue is the remake was almost identical it may have been medium-well at best but the color pink was non-existent still. By that point I had somewhere to be and couldn't wait around for #3. For a $46 flat iron steak I expect it at least cooked to the degree I ordered. hoping this gets sorted because this is a wonderful place and I really enjoy coming here. read more

I finally got to try Little Beast after many years of wanting to give it a go. I still remember when this space was occupied by Larkin's way back when. My lady had been here a few times with her girls and she thought I would like it as well. I certainly did, she was totally right... I made a reservation for Saturday evening and requested to be seated inside. Hannah was our server that evening and she was great. She checked in on us often and was helpful throughout the night. We started off with appetizers. First was burrata & caponata ($20) which had eggplant, tomatoes, capers, raisins, baba ghanoush & toasted hazelnuts. This was a nice & refreshing appetizer that we paired with their house bread & spread ($7) whose garlic-chili butter was real tasty. The burrata was smooth and we both really liked it. The bread was crunchy & worked well with the butter which had a slight kick to it. For our entrees, I went with the grilled flat iron steak ($39) which came with grilled asparagus & a worcestershire, mushroom cognac sauce. This steak was excellent. I loved the sauce, it went really well with the flat iron. Some of the asparagus was over-grilled & burnt which I didnt really want so I ate the parts that werent. What I did love on my dish was the accompanying potato gratin. It was great. I loved the layers of creamy potatoes & cheese. It was excellent... The lady got the red wine braised short rib ($38) which was served on a bed of mashed potatoes & came with house made ham & green beans, sweet pepper & sun dried tomato chimichurri and pan jus. I had a bite of it and it was really tasty. My lady has had this dish before and couldnt pass up having it again. We ordered crispy brussels sprouts ($15) which came with red mole, toasted cinnamon, queso fresco & pickled onions. This was a nice appetizer to cut the richness of the meat dishes we ordered. The lady had a glass of malbec and I had a Mexican coke... We had a great dinner at Little Beast and would return again possibly after a menu change next season. Street parking only. There are maybe 2 spaces in their lot and 1 is reserved for handicap parking. Noise level is high inside the restaurant. Dishes & utensils were getting dropped and you really hear it. Spirited conversations seem to amplify inside this converted craftsman. read more

We had a lovely evening at Little Beast; the atmosphere and service are truly wonderful. However, the food was a bit of a hit-or-miss for our table. I had the chicken dish, which was incredibly flavorful and well-prepared, though it leaned quite heavily on the salt. We also noticed several other dishes were oversalted as well. We tried the salmon and were surprised to find it served quite rare--we were told that's their standard preparation, but it felt a bit underdone for our preference. Lastly, the charcuterie board felt a bit small for the price point compared to other local spots. There is so much potential here because the flavors are bold, but a lighter hand with the seasoning would make a huge difference! read more

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We had the pleasure of eating here last night and it was a phenomenal surprise. The restaurant has a very cozy, comfortable vibe. Our server Hannah was delightful. Each dish was very original and a total flavor bomb - everything from appetizers to dessert. We'll be back! read more

They were very nice They definitely accommodated us as we were 15 Minutes late to our reservation which we appreciated so much but that's where it ended for me. The food took FOREVER. Like almost an HOUR. My friend loved her shrimp and grits and wine but my burger wasn't it dawg. The fries slap but you don't go to a restaurant just for Fries. I also did not like my mocktail. If you go don't be like me and get the burger and fries...be like my friend and get shrimp and grits read more

Little Beast is an elegant, unpretentious restaurant in an east side craftsman home. The ambiance is laid back, and casual. The service is excellent and the servers remember your name when you become a regular. The cocktails and mocktails are great. The food is rich and robust, think french or elevated californian. High end food at mid range price, perfect for special occasions. I love this place. read more

Nice cozy spot. Very chill crowd and the service was great. The drinks spot on. I think the menu changes, did the Shrimp and grits, had the burger and the minestrone soup. Party felt the soup was too thick. I enjoyed the flavor of the burger. The the shrimp and Grits, I could eat every visit. I think you should check it out! read more

GET THE BISCUITS. everything here was 100% worth it & if i lived in eagle rock, i would come here every day. an absolute gem in la & probs one of the best summer sit down restaurants for the year read more

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Awful rule about a person grabbing food at the bar. I roll in solo 830pm sunday, hostess says bo eating at bar...she would "hook me up w a table"..we walk past the bar where an employee has two plates of food out..I get shown a corner in a concrete dungeon when I can sit alone...no thanks. Won't try that again. You eat in the corner and maybe have a hopping limited menu bar scene..try that read more

I've known about Little Beast for a long time but never ate here until a couple of nights ago. I was eager to come to this building, having fond memories of it when it first opened as a restaurant called Larkins over 20 years ago. Since we were headed to the theater in Pasadena, I snagged an early reservation for a pre-theater meal. Upon arriving, a young gentleman referenced our reservation and proceeded to seat us on the patio. When we inquired about dining indoors, he seemed put off. He checked his device and finally agreed to seat us inside. We were not fond of the front patio as it is right on a noisy street and it was cold outside. I'm still perplexed as to why a host would not ask our preference for indoor or outdoor seating, but rather choose for us. That knocked off a star right off the bat. Thankfully the rest of the evening was much, much better. Our server was so sweet. she was able to assist us in answering questions about the menu and the selection of cocktails. We immediately ordered two drinks called "We'll Sleep When We're Dead". Love the name, but loved the cocktail even more!!! We also ordered the chicken liver mousse as a starter. As I mentioned, the cocktails were perfection. They were so nicely balanced. The chicken liver mousse arrived accompanied by some slices of fresh bread. The mousse was topped with an aspic and a sprinkling of pickled onions. The mousse itself was quite good slathered on the bread but the aspic was rather tasteless and the pickled onions tended to overpower the mousse, though I understand the need to counter the fattiness with something tart. Next we split the Wild Arugula Caesar salad. We love a good Caesar so this one was intriguing as it was made with arugula instead of romaine. It also had some shaved brussels sprouts and a few slices of persimmon, all tossed in a dressing that was reminiscent of Caesar without being a Caesar dressing. For our entrées, we chose the Beef Stroganoff and the Pan Roasted Ocean Trout. The stroganoff was easily the better of the two dishes although it was oddly served with pasta rather than with add noodles. But the sauce was to die for and the meat was incredibly tender. The trout was nice but was a little dry in my opinion. But the accompanying couscous with vegetables, the onion jam and the harissa broth more than made up for the fish. Rather than picking a dessert, we chose to end our meal and head into the bar for one more of those delicious cocktails! The bartender was very nice and we enjoyed our conversations with him. As we left, we both decided that we need to return to Little Beast sooner rather than later. And we both look forward to visiting the bar again, not just to have that cocktail a few more times, but also to sample the other selections. If the other drinks were anything like this one, wee are in for a treat! read more

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The Little Beast is a little gem of a restaurant. It's an old craftsman house so it has the vibe of eating in someone's home, surrounded by lots of dark wood and windows. The menu is on the smaller side but there is something for everyone - and everyone should get the biscuits. Also highly recommend their mocktails! Be warned - there is no parking. Bake in time to search the streets so you're not late for your rezzy. read more

They give people updates about when their food is ready . The butter pasta is very good and is very buttery. The pork ragú have different flavors to it, with the sausage and peppers. The salmon has an Indian curry underneath and it is a little spicy with lemon. All the food has a nice combination of flavors! The lighting is nice and creates a homey cottage vibe, perfect for families. read more

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Under the founding owners, this place was a gem. But the new ownership has cut corners and the food and service quality have suffered as a result. I won't return. read more

I've been here before and I've been disappointed by the price versus quality. Tonight I made an 8:45 reservation for a special occasion. I called ahead to let them know that I was going to be late by 10 minutes. The hostess was very rude in the manner that they informed me that the kitchen was closing at nine and they wouldn't be able to see us because we were delayed by 10 minutes, even though we called ahead. This place is so cute - I wish that the food and service were worthwhile. They should not accept 8:45 reservations when they are closing at 9pm. Update: The owner's response ignores the fact that: (i) the Resy page used by the restaurant does not convey that the kitchen closes at 9pm; and (ii) it does not make clear that a party with an 8:45 reservation will be showing up to an almost-empty restaurant and will need to immediately put in their order right after being seated. For a place that charges $35 for beef stroganoff, they should realize that people want to eat in a relaxed environment - not to be rushed out of an empty restaurant while the staff is in the process of closing up. The owners should not offer a reservation time 15 minutes before a hard close - period. It may help their cash register to squeeze in a very-last-minute seating, but it will result in dissatisfied customers. Further Update: I don't normally get sucked down a rabbit hole with a bad review (check my profile), but I am so annoyed to get a response from the owner acting as if I was unreasonable for calling ahead of the reservation time and asking the restaurant to hold my reservation for an additional 10 minutes. See the screengrab from the reservation confirmation below which explicitly says, "We will hold your table for 15 minutes, so please call +1 323-341-5899 if you're running late." I did call. They did not hold the reservation as promised. Instead they acted rudely as if my request was extremely unreasonable. And then, when I posted my review, the owner doubled down - insisting that they had been reasonable to engage in a practice that directly contradicts their written policy. read more

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The food was delicious! We all cleaned our plates of pork ragu pasta, flat iron steak and shrimp with grits! The pumpkin bread pudding was divine! Friendly, attentive service in a super cute little restaurant! read more

Food 10/10 Service 10/10 Ruth was great 10/10 Ambiance as always 10/10 Espresso martini is to die for read more

Little Beast Restaurant - The Moroccan Chicken 10/10 - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

It has been several years since I went to Little Beast. I had very good experiences there in the past, but visiting recently after many years it was not a pleasant experience. A friend and I originally went there for happy hour. It turns out there no longer is a happy hour so we were offered a seat at the bar. We decided to just stay for dinner. Although the patio was about 1/4 full, the hostess chose to seat us in the absolute back of the restaurant table. It was next to a concrete planter which large, overgrown succulents growing out of it and onto the tiny table. The plants were half dried, dusty and filled with insects. I would have asked for a different table on the spot but my friend did not want to move. My friend ordered a burger rare. It came out at a temp medium-well. He just ate it, not wanting to complain. I had a gazpacho, which was refreshing and a side of fries, which were cooked fresh and very well. Our cocktails were made well and refreshing. On our way out, I gave feedback to the hostess about the table and she just nodded once. No smile, apology, or assurance she would take care of it. I did not appreciate the curt service. At least our server was attentive and nice. Unfortunately I am not encouraged to return after this experience. read more

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Lovely atmosphere, very attentive service and DELICIOUS, unpretentious food!!. A great experience for our entire family!!!!!

It may not look like much from the street, but Little Beast offers some great food in an eclectic setting. Four of us went to dinner, and we all enjoyed the food. I had short ribs. My wife had the burger. We shared the grilled Brussels sprouts. All were excellent. Service was attentive and knowledgeable. Parking can be a problem, as their lot only holds 3 cars. Plan to park on the street. read more

Very delayed review for a quaint dinner at on the porch at Little Beast. Located right on the corner. Street parking. Drinks were good! We ordered the Elderflower gimlet and GLS Gruner. What we ordered (may not longer be on the menu FYI): Iceberg Wedge - very yummy salad app! Iceberg was crunchy, the bacon was really crispy. I was a big fan! Cacio e pepe was very tasty but no pepe (pepper), which seemed to be substituted with chives instead? Steak frites - steak amount was quite small to a couple pieces where it almost looked like it was a side to the fries instead of the main. It was cooked to a perfect medium rare. The fries were too soft and I was looking for more of that crunch. Salmon Mousse - good starter, chunky crispy bread slices to pair with Watermelon Salad - refreshing, not super interesting Meal overall had some hits and passes for next time, but I still think it could be worth checking out. read more

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My hubby and I came here on a sat night for an early Valentine's Day celebration. It had been on my list for awhile and it did not disappoint! It looks small from the outside but spacious, cozy, and bustling on the inside. We got the following: ARTISAN CHEESE BOARD - olives, nuts, membrillo, pickles, chefs selection of cheeses, fruit, house bread . love the variety! Especially the spreads. Perfect portion for a big group. ROASTED CAULIFLOWER BISQUE parsley, toasted hazelnuts. This was cozy, creamy, and flavorful! PORCINI MUSHROOM RAGOUT & POLENTA portabello, beech, crimini mushrooms, ricotta polenta. Definitely get this! It's a must try. So creamy and delicious! If you love that umami-goodness from mushrooms get it. GRILLED ALBACORE sicilian tomato-saffron broth, eggplant, white beans, salted capers, preserved lemon chimichurri. It sounded really good on paper but I found this one pretty salty. Fish was cooked well. It was ok. BELGIAN CHOCOLATE PUDDING chantilly cream, maldon salt. It was yummy but it's not any different from other places that offered this. It was good but it didn't wow us. Service was great. Ray C. our waiter checked in on us quite a bit. Parking was tricky but my hubby managed to find a parking spot in a residential area. read more

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Had a mom's night out here a few months ago and it was fabulous. Beautiful ambiance, delicious food (scallops were perfect) and excellent service. read more

Discovered this cute little dog friendly restaurant, only 10 minutes away from me. Got here right before opening and snagged the only parking spot! What a win or so I thought... I hate leaving bad reviews and understand the hard work and love that's put into opening a small business. This is something I seldom do but... try to empathize with me here Mia. The price is not cheap, it's not a Chipotle meal. Though the patio is cute. It's infested with mosquitoes. Imagine spending 160 dollars for 2 glasses of wine, a cheese platter, 1 salad and 1 entree and to go home with 6 mosquito bites. I mean it's fine dining pricing. And yes I understand it's an outdoor patio. But instead of having a bunch of cute plants, grow some lemon grass, citronella.. there's ways to repel them. Candles, fans? As for the food, I understand cost has gone up. But a cheese plate for 22 dollars has 1 strawberry sliced into 5 pieces. Less than half an apple sliced into 6 pieces? I was also given the option of "tap water or bottled water" is the tap water filtered water? I thought that was so strange. I never been to a restaurant and get offered sink water. Again it's a cute restaurant, I love that they are pet friendly. I know it sucks to get a bad review but it sucks even more to have swollen ankles and toes. It itches, it sucks to walk around with itching inflamed foot from going to a "nice" restaurant. read more

Absolutely delicious farm-to-table spot in an adorable house converted into a restaurant. The servers are warm, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable. Their cocktails are outstanding--definitely worth a try! This place is perfect for date night, family dinners, or celebrations. You can always expect high-quality food and service. Also, if you're heading to a movie at Vidiots, stop by here first for cocktails or an appetizer--it makes the night even better. Highly recommend! read more

Very cute and romantic place for a date night or dinner with friends. Located in a nestled neighborhood, parking can be a bit of a hassle. Nonetheless, we were excited to try this place, because it had been on my list for a while. My boyfriend made dinner reservations for a Friday night. We arrived 30 mins earlier than our reservation and we were seated within 15 mins. We were greeted by our friendly server, whose name I forgot. We were in the mood for some wine and decided to try something different than usual. We chose the Pink Wine- Carol Shelton, Wild Thing. I give it a 7/10. For our appetizer (Smaller plate) we ordered the Local, Wild Sea Bass Baja Ceviche, which was packed with a lot of flavor. I ordered the Shrimp and grits, I give it a 9/10. My boyfriend ordered the Grilled flat Iron, 10/10! The steak was so tender and delicious. The steak was sauteed in their housemade Worcestershire, which was AMAZING. We also ordered the Brussels Sprouts, which I rate 8/10. The only reason I rate this place a 4/5 is that we did notice that they did take a while to bring us our food, I also noticed that happened to the couple next to us. I definitely recommend this place! Make sure you book a reservation ahead of time. They are only open 5pm-10pm. read more

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