The first Monday of every month has a jazz happy hour with the Grace Street Seven. If you dress up…read morein 20s attire you get a discount. Happy hour is until 7pm. The menu changes seasonally with new cocktails. There is also a speakeasy door to Les Crepes next door.

Been wanting to try this bar for a while. Came in for pre dinner drinks for our anniversary. Both…read morebartenders were super kind and service was quick. It's a small establishment so they don't take reservations, but we were able to grab two seats and the bar. For our first round we got the giggle water and the verdant lady. The verdant lady was absolutely delicious so my husband ordered one for our second round. The giggle water was interesting and well crafted, but not for us. I got a house margarita for the second round and it was delicious and well balanced. I love the ambiance of the bar too. If you want food they offer food from next door at Les crepes.

Tazza Kitchen was a lovely choice for Valentine's Day. The atmosphere struck a great balance…read morebetween elevated and relaxed. Special enough for the occasion without feeling overly formal. It was my first visit, and I was genuinely impressed with the ambiance, service, and overall quality of the meal. The menu offers a nice variety of food and cocktails. I ordered the espresso martini, which was smooth and well balanced, and my boyfriend had the Vieux Carré, which he really enjoyed. We started with the cast iron goat cheese, and it was rich, layered in flavor, and paired with bread that was delicious on it's own. For my entrée, I chose the margherita pizza, and it was one of the best I've had. The sauce was perfect, and the crust had an ideal texture and flavor. My boyfriend ordered the spicy sausage & black pepper honey pizza. While neither of us found it particularly spicy, it was still bold and very flavorful. Service was friendly and efficient throughout the evening. It was a wonderful experience overall, and I'm looking forward to returning.

I really wanted to enjoy Tazza Kitchen. The food was actually really good, which somehow made the…read morewhole experience even more frustrating. When we first walked in, the place was pretty crowded, but we were able to grab a couple spots at the bar and figured we'd settle in for a good night. That's where things went sideways. The bartender appeared to be the only one working, and while I understand being busy, the attitude and behavior were honestly shocking. Every interaction felt aggressive. Remotes getting slammed around. Napkins and pens tossed onto the counter. Water being splashed onto the floor like a toddler throwing a tantrum. The entire atmosphere at the bar felt tense and uncomfortable. It got to the point where we almost felt awkward ordering anything because every request seemed like it was ruining their night. At one point another couple sat down next to us and almost immediately started looking around like, "is this really happening right now?" I actually ended up warning them that no, they weren't imagining it, and that it had been our experience the entire time too. That alone should tell you how uncomfortable the atmosphere was. Which is unfortunate because the kitchen actually did their part. The food was good. Really good. But good food only carries a place so far when the service makes you want to leave before the meal even arrives. I've worked in and around hospitality long enough to understand busy nights happen. But there's a huge difference between being overwhelmed and taking it out on customers. Tazza Kitchen has the food figured out. Now they just need the front of house experience to match it.

The service was impeccable. Our waitress was very welcoming and attentive. I've never encountered a…read morefriendlier waitress. I had the Pad Thai add beef and it was delicious. I could eat it every day. My cousins had the drunken noodles and crab fried rice. We also had the veggie gyozas and fried Crab Rangoon. I wish the crab rangoon was crispier, but it was still good. MPM is a very cute space. I love the design of tiki bars and I think it's the best place for a first date or girls day out. I will be returning to check out their happy hour and specialty cocktails.

We were in the area for our anniversary and found this tiki bar (we LOVE tiki bars lol), so of…read morecourse we had to stop in. At first, I wasn't completely sold after looking at the menu as I didn't immediately see anything I wanted to eat as most tiki bars we have been to are more on the dive bar side so regular bar foods. So, the plan was to grab a couple drinks and find dinner somewhere else nearby. I am so glad my fiancé talked me into staying because this place absolutely knocked me off my feet. -I highly recommend the Nuclear Hawaiian and the Hello Kitty!!!! When we mentioned we weren't sure about the food, the bartenders jumped right in with recommendations and suggested the calamari and crab rangoon and they were spot on! When the food arrived, everything was perfectly cooked. The calamari was tender with a great texture, and the crab rangoon was crisp with amazing flavor. I went from I am not hungry to I could eat multiple plates of the same thing. We ended up staying for hours watching college football and mingling with some of the regulars. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly and we genuinely had such fun conversation with people around us. We even heard from several folks that this place really comes alive during karaoke nights. At one point an older heavyset lady who we later found out was one of the cooks came out to chat with people. She was checking in to make sure everyone liked their food and catching up with the regulars like family. it really showed how much the staff cares about the people that walk through the door. MPM Tiki Bar feels like a true local gem with great drinks, delicious food, and a staff that makes you feel welcome from the moment you sit down. I honestly wish I lived closer because I would be here multiple times a week. if your anywhere near this restaurant, dont skip this spot trust me!

Very good Italian food and cozy Atmosphere…read moreThe service could not have been better Great wine selection

This place was amazing, then again, the food better be amazing, when you are the only one not…read morespeaking Italian. We had the Calamari Fritti and Caprese for appetizers. The batter on the calamari was was very light and cooked perfectly and the caprese was two large slices of mozzarella, with several sliced tomatoes. For the main course, my wife ordered the Ravioli Quattro Formaggi, which she loved and I ordered the Taglioline Nerano. The smoked provola sauce was delicious.

There were six of us looking for a fun night out and decided on The Wine Whisperer since it had…read moregreat reviews, had been on my list to try, and none of us had been before. What a great decision! When you walk in, you immediately notice that all of the wines are beautifully displayed -- it doubles as a wine shop, which gives it such a warm and welcoming vibe. It feels cozy but elevated at the same time. They don't offer flights for groups larger than five, but we were able to order one dealer's choice flight based on our preferred flavor profiles. From there, we could select a bottle inspired by the flight. A few of us gravitated toward reds. Our waitress was incredibly knowledgeable -- we told her the flavor profiles we liked, and she brought out three reds to try. The Wade & Wayfarer Pinot Noir was our favorite (so good!), though a bit pricier. We also tried the Alkoorai Cab/Merlot blend, which ended up being our least favorite. Ultimately, we chose the Denner Nightshade GSM -- excellent pick. Bonus tip: if you purchase a bottle $50 or more, there's no corkage fee; under $50, there is. Our waitress also mentioned that South American Merlots are the best Merlots as we all mentioned Merlot tends to be more dry. A few in our group ordered the Masterpiece Theatre cocktail on our waitress's recommendation -- she did not steer us wrong! Food-wise, everything was a hit. Our friends ordered the Cacio e Pepe burrata, pickled shrimp, Caesar salad, mushroom and leek flatbread, and the Brie and pear flatbread (both flatbreads were huge!). They loved every dish. My husband and I shared the bread with olive oil (simple and delicious), the charred octopus (tender with amazing flavor), gnocchi Bolognese, and lamb chops. Everything was fantastic -- the only small note was that the lamb could've been a bit more rare -- but still very flavorful. By the end of the night, all six of us agreed we'd absolutely be back. We're even looking into their wine club -- $60/month for two bottles (pickup required at the shop), which honestly sounds like a great deal. Apparently, they change up their wine flights weekly, which makes it even more fun and gives us a reason to return. Such a great experience all around -- can't wait to go back and try more wines!

We went with friends on a Tuesday night and it was pretty busy which says a lot. It's small but…read morehas a cozy luxurious feel and the staff is friendly and helpful. They like what they are doing. It's in a strip mall parking lot so parking is pretty easy; if it's crowded, you might not be able to park right in front of the restaurant but there's still plenty of parking. We chose flights of wine to start out and really enjoyed each of the three we picked. For appetizers we got the pumpkin hummus and the Muhammara which is a roasted red pepper and walnut dip with toasted pita. My friends enjoyed their hummus, and my husband, and I thought the pepper and walnut dip were out of this world. We wanted more for dinner. The pita was the perfect crispiness and accompaniment for the dip. Having had limp pita at another restaurant recently makes me especially locked in on this detail lol For mains we got the duck confit tacos, the gnocchi bolognese and the hippie chick salad with roasted salmon. My friend enjoyed her salad, but I forgot to ask how she liked the roasted salmon on top. It looked tasty and was something I was considering for next time. I got the duck confit tacos which were definitely different from your standard fare and had a nice kick to it without being overwhelming. On my first bite I thought it was gonna be too spicy, but the heat did not build to unbearable. Still not sure I'm a fan of duck, but it was done very well and I wasn't disappointed. My husband's gnocchi Bolognese was done perfectly. I was shocked how light and pillowy the gnocchi were and loved the Bolognese, which was the perfect amount of savory without being too rich; elevated comfort food for sure . We were too full from dinner to order dessert which kept our bill down to a little over one Benji for drinks, one appetizer and two beans, , which is pretty typical for a nice meal out these days. I do miss the days when you could go out for $30-$45 a person even with a shared appetizer and drinks but WW is more on the reasonable side compared to most. We will definitely be back though and Iwoll be investigating the private room option for a milestone birthday or anniversary. Well done WW!

BRUNCH! Yup they got it Sat and Sun and it's really good. Quiet on Sat mornings, busy on Sunday…read more Selections are good with some traditional plates as well as some of their own unique options. They do have some sandwich/ burger lunch fare included on the brunch menu as well. Great flavors, good portions sizes, and the coffee is very good too. My go to for brunch, Industrial Tap House has your weekend morning food covered!

The food was so good!!! Our server was very friendly and attentive. The place has a sports bar vibe.read more

Attentive service, great location. This review needs 84+ characters apparently, so I'll keep…read morespewing whatever.

This was a very nice place for dinner. Six of us went... and since it is a little pricey, we all…read morecouldn't go together often. However, it was a very nice meal. There is indoor and outdoor seating. The interior is very bright and modern. The service was also excellent. They have a nice wine and cocktail selection to try as well. We ordered a mix of pizza, crab cakes and a sausage pasta dish. The sausage pasta dish got spicier the closer you got to the bottom of the bowl! Very nice place and definitely worth giving a try.

Sedona has been one of my go-to restaurants for years. They consistently have a great happy hour,…read moresolid daily specials, and an atmosphere that feels both upscale and relaxed. I was disappointed to see the lemon drop removed from happy hour at this location, but there's still so much to enjoy here. It's hard to think of many places that combine delicious food and drinks with a beautiful patio, fire pit seating, and such a polished vibe. Whether you're stopping by for happy hour or dinner, it's an easy spot to recommend.

I was finally able to try Sedona taphouse and surprisingly it was very good and the menu was very…read moreextensive so I definitely have to go back and try more items on there. I did try some of my friends pasta and that was very good as well. The food was very flavorful and we also had an appetizer of fries, which was very good. Everything came out fresh and hot and the drinks were also very good 10 out of 10 recommend

I stayed at the Drury Plaza Hotel Richmond for two nights and unfortunately missed the evening…read morekickback both nights, so The Kitchen + Bar ended up being a lifesaver for dinner. After driving 9 hours the first night, Emily was working at the bar and immediately made the experience feel welcoming and relaxing. She recommended the chicken bacon ranch quesadilla, which was so good I ended up ordering it again the second night. She was incredibly warm, friendly, and attentive. The second night, Nate was behind the bar and was just as wonderful. Even in the middle of a rush, he stayed kind, attentive, and on top of everything. Between the two nights, I had margaritas, and my sister tried both the Bloody Mary and the amaretto sour. Every drink we had was excellent. Great food, great drinks, and genuinely great service from both Emily and Nate. If you're staying at the hotel or nearby, I definitely recommend stopping in!

The server is phenomenal. Great pizza and beer. Decent spinach and artichoke dip. Nice seating and…read moremusic.

We came from out of town and stopped in on our drove through on our way home. Nice spot to catch…read moreup on game day sports. My husband ordered the chicken sandwich and you could order any wing sauce of your choice for your chicken. He chose the honey bbq. Side of fries. I got the loaded potato with broccoli and cheese (you could add bacon for a little extra which I wish I had, since it would have elevated it) and a side salad. The food came out and it was very fresh and made to order. My husband took a bite of his sandwich and immediately dropped it. His eyes began to water and I said "what's wrong?" He just said "HOT". I thought he meant the chicken was hot. Oh no. Once he got his bearings together and could speak he said that was not honey bbq . He doesn't do spicy. He was sucking down water like no tomorrow. I had seen enough tik toks to know that was only intensifying it. . I told him to hold on and let's wait and ask for a milk. He told the waiter who said the staff in the back didn't speak English and may have gotten wrong and took it back right away (come to find out it was the spicy inferno sauce, not sure you don't need a waiver for that one lol). He brought out more water and a milk which did help. The manager did come and check on my husband. Which was very sweet. It was an honest mistake and definitely one to talk about. It was a cute little place and a very nice place. They fixed his meal and put the honey bbq on the next one. It was a funny ride home though, he couldn't feel his lips the rest of the day. If you can't laugh. You can't live.

My family and I have eaten here at least 5 times and sat at the bar a few times, too. Never had an…read moreissue with the food or the service. Both are top quality, in my opinion. This restaurant merits a 4 or 5 star rating on most dimensions. The reason for the 1-star review is the safety hazard that is the men's restroom. The floor leading to the rest rooms is always slippery. Everyone knows that and it is common in certain restaurants, I've noticed. However, this means the floors in the restrooms need to stay dry. Every single time I have gone into the men's room, I have nearly slipped and fell. Last night, I caught myself before falling and made a mental note to step carefully. But even trying my very best, I still nearly fell two more times before exiting the room. The reason I am finally writing a review about what I've observed on numerous visits is the fact that I observed an employee, who was working behind the bar, go into the bathroom. Surely, he was aware of the hazard. A trained employee (and a responsible one) would immediately go get a mop and clean that mess up. If not for safety, at least for public health. This guy didn't, and that was the final straw for me. I'll be back in a few weeks. If I see that the issue is finally resolved, I'll change this rating to a 4 or 5. Until then, this is basically the only way to potentially get someone's attention.