very decent, but overpriced yogurt. I'm not sure why self serve is so expensive…read more I was especially unhappy when the machine magically added a dollar tip for the guy standing behind the counter, doing nothing. I asked why my bill was so high and he informed me 'I' added a tip. But why would I do that and what for? That was last year -I haven't been back.

Excellent selection of flavors! The inside was very welcoming and clean! Workers gave excellent…read moreservice, and were very friendly! The frozen yogurt was delicious! I definitely recommend and would come here again.

When I go to Lindberg's I read the menu but end up ordering my favorite - the grilled cheese with…read moreonion jam. Oh my.. I'vehad several items on the menu but always come back to the grilled cheese. This local bar has history, is on a lively street, has great food, great service, live music, and a good selection of beer on tap. What more can one ask for??

After moving back from Las Vegas, this was my first time eating at Lindberg's in a little over two…read moreyears. Unfortunately, I left disappointed because the food quality just wasn't what I remembered. I had been telling my wife how great the food used to be--almost like gourmet bar food--and was really looking forward to sharing that experience with her. The smash burger no longer tasted like the duck-fat burger I remembered, and the fries definitely didn't seem to be house-made anymore. They tasted more like a lower-quality frozen product, which was a letdown. On the positive side, the service was excellent. Even with the restaurant getting busy and a live band setting up, the staff stayed friendly, attentive, and on top of everything. One thing to note is that we initially arrived around 12:45 p.m. on Sunday, only to find out they weren't open and was told that something came up and they didnt open until 3:00 p.m. on this Sunday. Overall, I still enjoyed the atmosphere and appreciate the great service, but I hope the kitchen can get back to the food quality that made Lindberg's one of my favorite spots in the past.

Visiting Springfield and stopped in to this little spot for some Korean eats. There is a parking…read morelot with plenty of slots right in front. The inside was dimly lit with tables as you walk in and to the back. There is also an outside seating area. We ordered at the register and our food was brought out to us. The menu is easy to understand, but the staff was able to answer all of our questions and explain different menu items in detail. Everyone was nice and welcoming. I got the Hotstone Bibimbap (suggested by the lady who took my order because it continues to cook when served, making the rice crispy and vegetables hot. I chose white rice topped with bulgogi and spicy shrimp. For sauce, I chose Sesame and Kochi to a little add extra kick. I had the kimchi put to the side. It also came with a miso soup . This whole combination was so delicious. Stayed hot the entire time and was plenty enough to share. The Yaki Soba, which is a noodle dish, was also very flavorful, came out fresh and hot. The Japchae was equally delicious and full of flavor. The sweet potato noodle of this dish was different, but still pretty tastey. I recommend leaving this for the experienced eaters. Lastly, we tried the kimbap. It was a typical kimbap, nothing stood out. Everything came out fresh, cooked to order, and hot. The price for everything was very reasonable. I would dent come again.

Not bad but $16.73 (including 18% tip) is a bit much. The main gripe I have is the Teri chicken,…read more1st chicken breast is too dry, gotta cook it perfect or use thighs. 2 either marinate it overnight or cook it in heavily condensed sauce, feels like you're throwing on watery sauce on dried unseasoned chicken. 3 your sauce is too liquidy , you need to make it thicker, corn starch or potato starch should do the trick you can even use flower. The bulgogi was decent tho, and salad was cool, best of luck!

The food was great and they have a nice outdoor patio. They…read morehave a great selection of beer, wine and mixed drinks. We had good service while visiting as well.

Fun bar / restaurant / brewery / distillery. Really enjoyed the rye aged in sherry barrels. All…read morethe food we had was well done, upscale, bar food. The crab rangoon dip was great, the BBQ sandwich was tasty, and enjoyed the fried mushrooms. Service was prompt and frlendly.

Honestly the best gluten free burger I ever had. It was so tasty and yummy. I will be there next…read moreweek I have been looking forward to it. Very nice staff and cute little restaurant. I'd gluten free you can't eat fries. Which is a bummer but I don't need them anyway.

I cannot stop thinking about Black Sheep's burgers and shakes. I was in town for graduation and a…read morefriend recommended Black Sheep for dinner. I'm so glad I took their advice, the buns were soft and buttery, the meat patties were flavorful and moist. We also ordered you are smokin' fries. Apple and hickory smokes fries, loaded w/ sautéed jalapeños, cheese sauce, and we opted the pulled pork with Chipotle bbq. The fries were a hit at our table! Waygu burgers, sign me up! I end up ordering the foodie - double 4oz patties, Boursin style cheese, caramelized onion, candied bacon, w/ truffle mayo. Best damn burger I had in a long time. They offer varieties of sauces to try with your burger & fries, they bring a small tray with each sauce. Ranch, ketchup, smoky garlic mayo, chipotle BBQ, chipotle ketchup, truffle mayo, and sriracha mayo just to name a few. I'm a sucker for espresso so I ordered an espresso yourself shake. Espresso, salted caramel, funnel cake, coffee liqueur, frozen vanilla custard. The espresso and salted caramel balance each other out nicely. This shake lives rent free in my head. If I am ever in the city again, this would be on my top list to visit. Definitely would recommend you trying Black Sheep.

Kuick Noodles -- More Than a Meal, It's an Experience!…read more To be upfront, Kuick Noodles isn't your typical "sit down and be served" restaurant -- it's an interactive food adventure! We stopped by as a family outing (partly because we've all caught the K-Pop Demon Hunters fever ), and we left smiling, full, and impressed. The layout is bright and open, with plenty of seating -- from cozy family booths to bar-style counters by the windows. The staff were friendly, helpful, and clearly knew their stuff, walking us through the process step by step: Step 1: Pick your ramen from the Wall-o-Ramen! Prices range from $4.99-$7.99, depending on your choice. Some are familiar grocery favorites, while others are rare finds you'll only see here. You can even grab powdered drinks at the bottom section. Step 2: Choose your toppings from the fridge -- everything from soft-boiled eggs to crab sticks, fish cakes, and bean sprouts. Tons of options, all affordably priced. Step 3: Grab your drink! They've got everything from marble sodas and boba teas to your classic Coke. Once you've made your selections, you pay (our total for a family of four -- ramen, toppings, drinks, dumplings, and a pot bun -- came to around $50 ). Then comes the fun part: head to the ramen-making machine, scan your choice, drop in your noodles and toppings, and watch the magic happen! Sure, you could technically make ramen at home -- but you wouldn't have this atmosphere, this energy, or this kind of shared experience. 5/5 -- Kuick Noodles is a creative, family-friendly food experience that blends DIY fun with delicious results. We'll definitely be back!

Really enjoyed the experience here, though it is really pricey for what it is and can really get up…read morethere in price since all the toppings are separate and cost $.50 each. The selection here is really good though and they stock a huge selection of noodles, drinks, and snacks. It's a great stop if you're making a roadtrip and want to pick up a lot of items. Clean, but they also start putting chairs up before closing. The people who worked there were really nice and made sure to help you with the cook time.

The food was fine but not as many basic options as I'm used to for the cheapest menu (I'm from a…read morebigger city). I was surprised that there were only a couple sauces to choose from and not many sides. My biggest issue was service. I was there a couple weeks ago and it was SLOW only like 4 tables. I waited about 10 minutes and no one came to seat me so I went to their restroom and walked back out. Waited another 10 minutes before someone acknowledged me to get me a table. Then it took another 10 minutes for my waiter to come to my table. After that it was fine but just rubbed me the wrong way, I'd hate to see them on a busy night.

The food is very good but nothing crazy. It's really about the experience. The service was very…read moregood. She was very quick in getting our order and bringing our food out. The whole setting is very enjoyable very peaceful and relaxing. The dining process they tell you is up to 2 hours of all you can eat meat. We were gone long before two hours. The brisket and the short rib were our family's favorite. The Bawi sauce is awesome on all their food.

We've had both the green and the red curry chicken. We like to grab them to go. The portions are…read morevery substantial and delicious.

Great Interior, Design and Space ! The food was amazingly…read moredelicious and yummy ! Highly recommend Hot Bowl by Everyday Thai on Sunshine !