Such a cute place and love the vibes here! Interior is gorgeous and love the accents! Got a…read morelavender matcha with vanilla and it was sooo yummy!!

I was at headquarters for the day, which is not my usual office, so I was happy to try something…read morenew and we ordered from Port Coffee. I went with a Biscoff latte and asked for it less sweet, and they got it just right. You still get that Biscoff flavor, but it is not over the top, which I appreciated. It was a simple order, but good enough that I would easily order it again the next time I am in the area.

Christina went above and beyond with her customer service She took the time to confirm my request,…read moremade sure everything was included correctly, and even followed up to ensure I received my food and that it was to my liking. That kind of care and attention really stands out as it is very rare nowadays! Thank you, Christina you are truly appreciated!

This was a pretty good place! The meat is juicy and the fries don't look like much but they're…read moredelicious. The staff was amazing & helpful. I wasn't a fan of the froyo because I don't like Greek yogurt but everything else was a winner.

Early lunch/brunch this past Sunday at whiskey cake in Las Colinas. Everyone was so friendly from…read morethe time we met the hostess to the time we left. Service by Michael N. was fantastic. He was personable, helpful, and attentive throughout our meal. We were excited for him becoming a first time uncle a couple hours before our meal. Started with an iced tea, which was fresh brewed, and some fried green tomatoes. They only hiccup for us was it seemed like they were served with white tartar sauce, instead of remoulade sauce. The fried green tomatoes were very lightly battered and perfectly fried. Delicious! My wife liked the tartar sauce, but I was disappointed. You don't find pickle chunks in remoulade sauce. For our entrées, she had the Reuben and fries, and I had the fried chicken strips and waffle (also came with fried eggs). Both were really good; huge portions we could not finish.

I had a great Sunday eating here with my family for brunch. Cameron was our server, and he was one…read moreof the best. His positive energy just made the experience even better. He would always come back and check on us just to make sure everything was going well. His customer service skills were top notch! Especially now of days it's hard to find good customer service. I ordered the steak and egg hash, and we also shared an order of fried green tomatoes. Everything came out fast and didn't take long at all. On my entree there was a lot of the salad dressing and potatoes that was overpowering, but the steak and eggs were pretty delicious. Wish there was a location closer to where I live!

Great jalapeño goat cheese and interesting tortilla chips!! Unusual but tasty. Solid sandwich shop…read morewith good sides. I got my food to go so cannot comment on the ambiance, but the service was good, quick, and courteous.

A healthy food option amid the noise of bad food. Service was friendly but distant. I ordered from…read morethe kiosk. Selection of the day was a club sandwich, teriyaki chicken bowl, and a healthy cool down fruit juice. The sandwich was delicious, except for that weird pickle. The cool down was refreshing. That ginger wakes you up. The teriyaki chicken bowl was amazing!! Definitely a repeat.

My daughter and I decided to be a little adventurous and headed to Coppell, Texas, about seven…read moremiles from home. Since we were craving ramen, we stumbled upon Rakkan Ramen, and I'm glad we did! The restaurant is located in a very swanky and beautiful area. The inside is elegant, well organized, spotless, and so clean you almost feel guilty leaving footprints. As luck would have it, we accidentally entered through the rear entrance and confidently walked right up to the counter as if we knew exactly what we were doing. We were warmly greeted by Ms. Emily and Ms. Jaime, who were both serving as hostess and waitress. Emily escorted us to a comfortable booth and quickly brought us glasses of water, making us feel right at home. We started with the five-piece Chicken Karaage served with arugula and a slice of lemon for $9.50. The chicken was wonderfully crispy, which I really enjoyed. I squeezed that lemon over every piece, hoping for a little extra magic. While the texture was excellent, I thought the chicken itself could have used a bit more seasoning. For our main course, my daughter ordered the Quartz Ramen with chicken and a boiled egg. The broth was rich, creamy, and packed with flavor, with fresh vegetables that made every bite enjoyable. I ordered the Garnet Ramen, which was just as delicious, with flavorful broth, chicken, vegetables, and a boiled egg. Both bowls were $17, and while they were absolutely tasty, I couldn't help but wish they had been a little more generous with the noodles. I guess they wanted to leave us wanting more! Overall, this place is truly awesome, and you can bet I'll be back--even if I have to go by myself! One little heads-up: finding a parking spot might test your patience, but the walk gives you a chance to enjoy the beautiful surroundings, so it's not a bad trade-off. I hope to see you there!

Stopped by after partaking an orchestra event, as it wasn't too busy. We ordered the spicy…read morecucumbers and two trays of gyozas. They were so delicious! I got the Sushi Flight that has smoked salmon, salmon, scallop and shrimp and it was amazing! My family ordered their ramen and said it tasted pretty well. The only con was that the server didn't set down any of our food. She would hand it to us as if it was our duty to place it down even when she had the space. Holding really hot bowls and passing it down to my family members where there were much space to put the bowls and plates down in front of us made me upset knowing I was with older adults whom cannot take the steaming ramen bowls.

I've been to this place a few times. This particular day I decided to try something different than…read morethe pizza I always get. So I got the chicken bowl with sweet potato, pickled slaw, guacamole, quinoa, tomatoes with feta cheese. ALLLLL the things I do NOT eat! But I decided to try it. It was amazing as you can see from the pics. The service and ambiance is always great but they can sometimes get a little busy. I've heard their salmon is great as well. I will def try more different things on the menu!

I hate to say that the quality of this place has really deteriorated. It used to be a fantastic…read moreoption next Whole Foods when it first opened. We went into today and we were told that the pizza oven had been down for more than a month. They did know when it would be fixed. That was a bummer because I loved their pizza. We ordered sandwiches and soups. They had tasted much better in the past. We also asked for water. On the way to our table, I just added a splash of lemonade to my water. After sitting down, the cashier awkwardly came to our table and asked that I return to the register and pay for the drink. I did because I was in the wrong. I also understood the cashier's predicament because the manager was eyeing everything behind the food line without any attempt at verbal communication. We were the only customers in the place. I returned to the register and paid for the drink. I probably won't return to this location. I am hoping the other locations are better run than the Irving location.

The short asian server dude was very nice and helpful and had amazing service! Will come again for…read moresure :)

My coworkers were raving about this "all you can eat" sushi joint called - "Japan House" that was…read morenot too far from our hotel, so after work a bunch of da fellas jumped into my small Toyota Corolla rental & headed over to Japan House for sushi. As a former fan of "all you can eat" buffets, I noticed as I've gotten older, I'm no longer a fan of "all ya can eat", but hangin' out with da fellas is fun. What can I say about Japan House? 1. The restaurant had an extensive sushi menu for all you can eat. 2. Exceptional service! Our waitress was very attentive, she kept checking up on us and placed our food orders quickly. After placing the food order, the food came out quickly. 3. This restaurant was one of the first restaurants that used an electronic robot. The robot machine brought out the simple items, and I even saw the robot sing "Happy Birthday" to a restaurant patron. 4. The restaurant is casual, and pretty dark inside. 5. The sushi quality is about "middle of the road", not the best, but far from bad. What do you expect for all you can eat? Check out my pics..... And if ya gotta ask, YES......all that food pics I took, I actually ate all that food. I swear when I got back to the hotel, I was in total kanak attack (Hawaiian Paralysis). Lol!

Food: You really get the bang for your buck here. For ~$23 (after tax), I was able to get an order…read moreof a hearty Braised Beef Soup (with Mifen Noodles), a flaky Scallion Pancake, and a juicy 5-piece Wonton in Chili Oil. Needless to say everything I had was pleasantly flavorful and well cooked. Service: Didn't catch his name, but after I ordered, a guy walked up to me and offered me some water and a bib, after apologizing for not greeting me as soon as I walked in. He also checked in on me a few times. Great service! Ambiance: Casual. Parking: Adjacent parking garage with dedicated "retail" parking spots.

Been here a few times, I always get the build your own braised beef mifan with spicy soup and you…read moreget more toppings doing it this way. I usually don't tolerate spice but I can here. The beef this time around was softer than before. Really varies when you come but overall hits the spot as homey and conforming. The service was good and they always kept our drinks full. However, the bok choy was cut into 1/8ths which was pretty small and wasn't very clean when I got it. The dumplings in chili oil were pretty good though.