A cat walks into a bar. Sounds like a joke? Actually there is a lot of truth to it. I volunteer at a local animal shelter and one of our cats busted out making it all the way to Davis Square from the East Somerville area. That in itself is pretty amazing. But it gets better. The nice people who work there helped us get Henry Houdini home safe by feeding him, posting a courtesy picture on social media then actually capturing him. Above and beyond the call of duty. Big shout out to John, Ben and Molly for everything! Henry wants all your customers to try the smoked tuna. Says it's worth walking two miles for ;) Now backed to your regular scheduled Yelp review... I ordered some bourbon. Old Grand Dad for old times sake. Good pour. For eats I got the whipped lardo and the bavette steak pastrami. Gorgeous well appointed small plates of unique goodness. Something I would never ever make at home which to me is the point of going out to eat. The space is very aesthetically pleasing with a few outdoor seats. Staff is genuinely interested in helping explain the menu and have you order something that's in your taste. Open kitchen is bright but the rest is very toned down and comfortable with subtle music playing in the background. You must have an open mind and an open palette to truly enjoy this menu. I know I did. You would also think about a reservation because this small establishment seats everyone including the bar. read more

Spoke Wine Bar - Bavette Steak Pastrami. OMG! - New American Near Me - Somerville, Massachusetts

Drink menu looked inviting but fell short. Very weak, lackluster flavor. We came here for drinks and tapas but were so disappointed by the first drink that we left. Positive: wasn't too busy on a Friday evening. read more

Incredible. The flavor combinations were so creative yet worked (e.g., smoked watermelon and burrata). The servers were very knowledgeable and even looked into the details of how things were cooked and what kind of beans were used in one of the sauces and explained the different foraged mushrooms twice to me, very patiently despite the busy night. The ambience was intimate and felt like a special place but not pretentious or overly fancy. We did not have wine, but the cocktails were also very well balanced and delicious (not too sweet, very fresh, the right hint of savory or spicy, etc.) read more

I had family in town and we were in the mood to chat, relax, and enjoy some wine together, so we decided to check out Spoke. Cozy but comfortable space that they have really maximized with some thoughtful interior design and gorgeous floral wall paper. Definitely most conducive to more intimate groups or duos. We tried a couple of the white wines as well as a round of Aperol Spritzes. Our waiter was more than happy to discuss the menu with us as well as a few events they had coming up. The paper menu as well as the handwritten menu on the blackboard conveyed a similar vibe- the people here really seem to care about sharing the wines they are excited about. Opted not to eat there because the menu is a bit indulgent, but looking forward to treating myself to a couple of their plates someday! read more

Lovely place. Cozy. A few outside tables. I had the Carignan and the Grenache, and both wines were absolutely excellent. The gnocchi with morels and peas were yummy, too. Service was friendly, courteous, and they knew their wines. That's how staff in a wine bar should be! read more

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I went here on Friday night with my boyfriend for a date night. We had walked by this place many times and were very excited to try it out. This place is small! There is not much room to stand once you walk in the door, thankfully the staff is attentive and sat us right away. Staff was kind and knowledgeable. Being a wine bar we decided that was the best route for drinks and that I will say was the best part. Their wine is superb and does not disappoint. Food was the downfall. While the food we ordered, was all very tasty and delicious, the portion size are a joke. We fully understood this was a small plate restaurant and we would have to order numerous dishes to satisfy our stomachs, but you would have to order the whole menu for that to happen. Each dish was about 2-3 bites and then gone. Again those 2-3 bits were delicious but after ordering 4 dishes, we realize with that and 2 glasses of wine, we'd be spending over $100 and barely be full. We were still very much hungry and didn't want to spend $200 for some snacks. Now I know what you're thinking, we're cheap. That is not the case at all, I am happy to spend a good amount of money of great food but this wasn't worth it. There are a lot of other small plate places in the area that do the same thing but you get a lot more bang for your buck (I recommend Little Donkey). Do yourself a favor, eat before you come and just enjoy the wine. read more

Spoke is a superb wine/small plates shop found right next to the famous Dave's Fresh Pasta. The wine list will surely pass most wine aficionado's scrupulous eye. Order the: Marinated Olives (out of this world) Duck Liver Mousse ( with green strawberries and scrumptious slightly burnt bread) Scallop Crudo Octopus (perfectly seasoned with a light garnish) I will be back again. read more

No doubt the best restaurant in the Davis Square area. If you are looking for great ambiance, an incredible and eclectic wine menu as well as shockingly good food, Spoke is the spot. Every time I have been to Spoke, I have discovered something new and exciting, weather it was a cool new orange wine, a delicious pasta with hard to find local and fresh ingredients or just some great neighbors to have a conversation with. The hospitality has always been a major plus, but the menu: always changing, adventurous and unique is reason to keep coming back. Ask your server what their favorite wine selection that day is, as everyone is informative welcoming and eager to open your mind the new thing, y'all! read more

A very tasty restaurant in Somerville. All of the dishes are fairly small so a good place to go if you plan on sharing with a small group of friends. I think this is the perfect place to go with 3-4 friends who want to share since the space isn't huge. The asparagus carbonara, buratta and gnocchi were all stand out dishes but everything was consistently good. read more

Spoke Wine Bar - New American Near Me - Somerville, Massachusetts

nice vibe. very innovative and inspired dishes. love little gems like this place. women owned and operated.

I recently had the chance to attend a graduation party at Spoke and am so glad that this was the spot. Mary and her team run a fantastic operation. The wine list was impressive, the food was on point, and the staff couldn't have been more helpful. The bean dip, squid salad, charcuterie board, cauliflower, and gnocchi were all favorites of mine. You really can't go wrong with any of the items on the menu. The restaurant space is narrow, but made for a great spot to get together with 50 or so family and friends. Very manageable for that size crowd. Overall, Spoke lived up to all the hype and exceeded expectations. I look forward to coming back next time I'm in the area. Check it out, you won't be disappointed. read more

I've been to this place once or twice and every time I go I always have a pleasant experience! The staff is very friendly and well spoken. The food and drinks are worth every penny. I recommend going with a group of friends or a date!! read more

My Go-To Wine Bar Great small spot just north of Davis Square. Really cozy atmosphere, good wine selection, great tapas like food, solid knowledgeable staff. Would absolutely recommend for a good date night. Not a great place for groups though, as is is really an intimate spot. read more

Last month went here with 2 other couples on a reccomendation from a friend. We needed a place to eat prior to seeing The Slutcracker at the Somerville Theater. It's a tasting menu/tapas place. The menu is sizable, but with 6 of us we eventually concluded we just didn't need to choose. We ordered the entire menu (how much fun is that?!). The place is not super large, so we were a bit packed in. It's got a very hip feel and the menu - including the drinks - is somewhat exotic. The cocktails were tasty, but seemed a little light on alcohol - not like they were light pours, but like they contained more lower-proof ingredients. The food was good. I remember the bean dip in particular was passed a lot. Also the sunchoke donuts. I think a lack of familiar flavors on the menu had everyone scratching their heads trying to describe stuff. Might give it another whirl if we have more time to savor fewer dishes. read more

Loved my dinner at Spoke! The ambience is fantastic. Cozy, yes. But friendly and not at all oppressive to me. Loved our waitress! Superb service, lovely smile, and great advice. Their original cocktails are inspired. 'The Slip' was my favorite. Strong flavors that seem like they should never be brought together but harmonize perfectly in your glass. Small plates. We ended up getting three each. The favorite plate for us was the cavatappi with duck, sunchokes, caramelized onions, and robiolo. Dessert was pretty amazing. Frozen chocolate ganache with marigold ice cream and a whipped caramel mousse. I'll be going back! read more

Spoke is an incredible place with a wonderful atmosphere. My favorite is the duck meatballs and the cured ham and cheeses. The piece of chocolate with sea salt at the end is a great way to end the meal. Flea, the owner, is a delight as is the rest of her team. Couldn't recommend Spoke any higher. read more

Spoke Wine Bar - The bar at Spoke - New American Near Me - Somerville, Massachusetts

Nice wine bar in Somerville! Also quite nice craft beer selection. Long, fairly open space with high seating as well. I have not had their food. Service has been pleasant and attentive each time. I'd recommend for a date or just to drop by and chat w/a friend. Not too loud in my experience. read more

Okay, there are only so many things that I want in life, and this bar provides all of them that a bar can. Atmosphere: Yes, it's easy, it's not pretentious, but it's serious about output. What is it, post-hipster? No. Eager beavers? No. It's just good. It's self-respect. Thank you. How refreshing! Food: So we only tried the appetizers so far, but they were excellent (the dips were modestly prices - not huge or anything, but for $4, exactly what I wanted) and the charcuterie was excellent. This is some excellent quality Experience: Fantastic. I'm thrilled this place is near me and I get to reap the benefits. This is the quintessential neighborhood wine bar and it's just the type of neighborhood I want to be a part of. So I give it five stars because it's just what I want. I'm not calling it gourmet (I'd have to try a dinner for that) but if you want to hang out with your friends in a relaxed atmosphere in Davis, this is going to be killer. I. Am. So. Happy. read more

Spoke is smaller than your bathroom. The kitchen is the size of your toilette. The bar is the bath tub and the seating area the leftover space. Dark and inviting, the wood walls ans aluminum chairs help to create a vibe that is not evident elsewhere in Davis Square. A hard but smooth stone bar, embedded lights shining up from the surface highlight your beverage. Jonah crab crostini provide a tablespoon size dollop of crab mixed with mayo and celery on a crispy french bread crust. A half dozen local oysters are exceedingly salty - the only dislike of the meal. Two orders of the Nero pasta are a squid ink colored linguine in a thick garlic, butter and white wine saute. The mussels are fresh and plum. The lobster is plentiful. The squid tender. An amazing rendition of a this classic Italian tradition. Drinks are prepared to order. The wine list overwhelming but manageable if you ask for help. Go here often. read more

From the second we walked in it was so cozy and smelled so good! My husband have been wanting to come here many times but the wait was always too long so I definitely recommend a reservation ahead of time. We had the olives, eggplant dip (my favorite), and the lentils and everything was delicious. He ordered an orange wine which is our favorite but we never see it on wine lists at restaurants and we're so happy spoke had it. Definitely recommend for a date night! read more

I've been to Spoke a handful of times now, which is enough to declare my love right? Right!?! This is the perfect, cozy spot to meet a girlfriend or two for drinks. (But not a crowd, it is TINY in here.) Especially if those girlfriends consider wine to be its own food group, as most of mine do. Calli & Sam behind the bar exude warmth and humor in a way that sometimes gets lost in larger places The wine list may seem overwhelming, but I promise they will listen to what you like and what you're in the mood for and recommend something that you'll be thrilled with. I recommend ordering by the bottle; you know you're gonna drink at least that much anyway. Finished a bottle but not ready to go home yet? Just not that into wine? (Why are you here, again?) Don't overlook the fact that these two have some serious cocktail creating skills. The small rotating menu is always a delight. Small portions make this an ideal place for ordering a plate or two, then another plate or two for as long as the evening extends. And watching the chefs at work in the postage stamp sized kitchen only makes everything they send out seem even more incredible. After just a few visits I'm a die hard fan of their flavorful spreads and the cheese plate. I'm also a fan of seeing familiar friendly faces, and Jess who used to be behind a certain bar in central square might now be my favorite server in the city. read more

Went here with the boyfriend to grab a bite to eat for dinner before seeing at show at the Somerville Theatre. We arrive shortly after they opened so we were seated at one of the tables up front. First off--their menu online is a bit different from the one that is in the restaurant, which is a little pet peeve of mine. I was excited to try their pastrami steak and scallops, but those dishes have since been taken off the menu. For our meal, we decided to try a number of small plates and split them: Flatbread and spreads (4 stars): This dish was pretty good and consisted of three different spreads and a good helping of sesame flatbread. My boyfriend I agreed that the cauliflower tzatziki spread was our least favorite, but the other two were very good--with the piquillo-almond being our top choice. Steak tartare (4 stars): This is one of the new dishes on the menu. I can't even remember all of the ingredients in the tartare, but it was delicious all paired together on top of the crispy crostinis. This was almost a 5-star dish for me, but I would have liked to have a little bit more flavor from the steak overall. Carrot and citrus salad (4 stars): This was a new dish on the menu as well and was a nicely plated dish. The flavors were all very complementary and paired well with the cheese at the bottom of the dish. I thought that the price was a bit high for what was on the plate, but there was great flavor throughout. Duck meatballs (5 stars): This dish was a good size as it came with 4 meatballs on a bed of almonds, grapes, jicama, and mint. The meatballs reminded me a bit of falafel as they were sort of dry, but they went very well with the fresh mix of salad below. The complete bite of meatball and mixed salad was quite tasty. Lamb neck (5 stars): This was definitely my favorite dish of the night. I LOVE lamb, and this dish did not disappoint. Pair perfectly cooked lamb with delicious ricotta dumplings and you are in heaven. There wasn't a ton of lamb in this dish, but every little piece was packed with flavor. Devil's Food Cake (3 stars): This dessert was pretty good--but didn't blow me away as much as I had hoped based on our waitress's recommendation. The cake had great flavor and was very rich, but neither the boyfriend or I really cared for the ice cream that it was served with. After-dinner chocolate (5 stars): If we had not gotten dessert, this would have been the perfect ending to our meal. Nevertheless, it was still a great finale after our dessert and had just the right amount of sweetness. Overall, this place has some great dishes and the food comes out quickly. One of my main gripes about this place is that the menu is somewhat limited and they feature a couple of ingredients in several of their dishes. That being said, the service was friendly and everything we had was worthwhile. read more

Went back with another couple to check out the new reopening. Really disappointed. The food is still amazing - lamb tar tar, fried oysters, the squid salad... we had more than half the menu and loved everything other then the burrata, which was somehow poorly executed and way too salty. So 5 stars there still. However, while of course this is small plates and an upscale joint, I get it, the portions are laughable. "Smalls" and "mains" are more or less the same size, barely allows for 4 people to share and the tab creeps up very quickly. And the price is $2-5 more than it should be for every single item. The artichokes? Literally 5 pieces. The cocktails were super disappointing too - way too sweet. Wine was fine, but we didn't love the suggestion from the bartender and there was only 1 American red on the whole menu. Odd. All in all...the small plates trend is pulled off way better at appropriate prices at Oleana, Little Donkey...save your wallet and go there instead. read more

Executive summary: Spoke has great food, great wine, and I will return. The Spoke concept is small to medium plates that are intended to be shared at the table along with wine or beer from an extensive list of bottle and by-the-glass selection. When we visited, there was distinct lack half bottles but I have passed that feedback on. D has said that they are considering a program where they would open any full bottle, sell half of it to you (decanted) and then use the rest as a by-the-glass "special" on their chalk board. Of course if you really liked that particular wine you could buy the other half and take it home with you. Except for one table in the front of the space (4-6 people?), seating is either at the bar or at 2-top steel tables. The service was excellent: helpful, responsive and knowledgeable. The noise level was appropriate. In general, this is a neighborhood kind of place where you would go for a drink and a small plate or two. L and I both agreed that if we lived in the area, we'd be frequent fliers. The wine was quite reasonably priced. It is easy to rack up a pretty serious bill if you survey a lot of the dishes. Nevertheless, the level of preparation, quality, and presentation justifies it and makes for an enjoyable experience. For a detailed review of the dishes and wines along with pictures, go to: http://www.itsthefood.net/post/60064491983/restaurant-review-spoke-wine-bar [not to yelp censors: the link above is not a commercial promotion. It is a link to my personal blog which also happens to be listed in my profile.] read more

I'll make your life easy - go. Eat everything. Get a bottle of red and let them make a recommendation from the list of Old World greats. Get the Sofia goat cheese and bask in its deliciousness. That wasn't that hard, right? Life should always be this tasty. Kudos to chef. read more

Went to Spoke with a larger group of people so maybe that had something to do with my fairly negative experience overall. The waitstaff didn't seem happy to see us or serve us. The waiter wasn't super helpful in explaining all the words on the menu that none of us recognized. I got a very pretentious vibe the whole night and was really uncomfortable. The manager was pacing back and forth throughout dinner in front of our table making me even more uncomfortable. Food was ok, small portions which we were warned about, but not good enough to warrant the price. I would not go back here. I don't want to give anyone business who makes people feel like they don't fit in. I've already experienced high school, thank you. read more

Place was packed on a Tuesday night at 8:30pm but managed to snag two seats at the bar. Friendly bar service, great food, but a bit pricey. 2 glasses of wine and 2 dishes came to $60, but in my opinion worth the splurge. Food combinations were creative and flavorful. I sampled the black spaghetti with squid and leek sausage and the Black Sea bass with lentil hummus and kumquat. Bass was cooked perfectly and the skin was nice and crispy. How they make these amazing dishes in that small kitchen is quite impressive!! The complimentary fudge with sea salt is adorable, delicious and so thoughtful. read more

I had a delicious meal here on Saturday evening. The place is small- maybe fifteen tables- and was bustling. We were seated at high top tables in the back and didn't feel crowded at all. The service was great- thoughtful, informative and approachable. We had five dishes: the broccoli, fried oysters, crudo, scallops, and the ganache dessert. All of them were delicious, but the scallops (with squid ink and pomme pure) were my favorite. Highly recommend! read more

I went here for a late-night date (9pm) - we had a few drinks and small plates to share. The atmosphere was great - cozy, yet private. The staff was phenomenal - there as soon as needed, but not overbearing. The food was delicious, and the wine was very good. It was a great balance of everything that makes a date night place work. Interesting thing to note - they don't charge more if you buy a glass versus a bottle (a bottle is exactly 4x the price of a glass - or at least for the ones I looked at). So feel free to get a couple different glasses of wine, and rest assured you wouldn't have saved money by getting a full bottle. read more

Spoke strikes the perfect balance between a tapas bar and a low key wine bar. Come here for a long, enjoyable meal filled with dishes of quality and fresh ingredients, drinks from an excellent wine and (don't forget!) cocktail list, and a quiet crowd in the heart of Davis Square. We came in as 3 on a Friday night, and they were able to seat us right away. Duck meatballs & jicama Black spaghetti Cured ham platter Shiseido peppers with XO sauce + Carbonara LOTS OF WINE ___________________________ Happy drunk diners. It seems like their menu changes often, and the website menu doesn't accurately reflect what they are serving that night, so don't commit too much before you arrive. There are also a ton of vegetarian options. The recommended around 5-6 dishes for the 3 of us, depending on the size of the dishes we chose. Consult your informed waiters/bartenders, be merry, and enjoy Spoke's eclectic vibe. read more

Perfect food. Lovely dish ideas and decent sized potions. Not the cheapest place but you always feel like you're getting something special. Great, interesting draft beer selection with knowledgable and friendly staff. Sensible but not too fancy, and considered but not strictly 'cool'. Which is probably a good thing. read more

i can maybe see why other people might like this place but i had a really meh experience here. my friend and i got cocktails and neither were very good. we only looked at the drinks menu and it was hard to decide what to get because every drink just seemed like it was trying really really hard to be weird. it's cool to experiment i guess but in this case it didn't work out for us. it was also really crowded and a little rowdy but that's not the fault of the place. just added to the general experience. the bartenders kind of made me uncomfortable because one of them described a drink to me as effervescent and i don't know what that means. read more

My boyfriend and I have walked past Spoke a handful of times and it always seemed like a really really cool place (albeit quite dark). Last night we finally tried it on a whim. The atmosphere is really cool, very chill and, like I said, really dark. Makes for excellent private conversation with your sexual partner of choice. The service was attentive but didn't spill over into stalking behavior territory. The menu is small, presented on a clipboard. This being a wine bar, the pages are mostly filled with wines and specialty cocktails. I wasn't drinking last night, and my boyfriend had an IPA, so we can't speak to the quality of the bartender. We ordered a few different plates (portions are tapas sized, though prices are not): Chickpea frites - 6 french fries made out of chickpeas with a tangy aoili. Very good and a good portion to share. Oysters - 1/2 dozen for $15, though they were delicious, not worth the $2.50 per. Beet Salad - beets with an avocado cream and pistachios. An excellent combination of flavors. I would it this by the bucketful. Lamb ribs - 4 riblets coated with a spicy rub that was full of flavor. Unfortunately they were mostly fat and had very little meat at all. Not worth $17. Octopus - perfectly cooked and paired with a delicious sauce drizzled over two crusty pieces of bread. A marvel! Aside from the ups and downs in the food department, there is one reason why I won't likely be going back to Spoke - the entire place stank of fry oil. It got all over my clothes. My jacket and scarf still stank this morning, and I have to wash my hair again because it still smells like I'm working part time at a greasy spoon. There is a place and time to smell like a two-bit diner (like when you're in a two-bit diner), but Spoke is not where I'd expect it. I hope this was a fluke and if I ever get the urge to go again, I'll poke my head in and sniff first. Our bill came to $77 bucks plus tip. Can't say the experience, and the dry-cleaning bill, is worth it. read more

this place is AWESOME and JOSH is a great bartender. Came here at 7:30pm with no reservation at all and got seats right at the bar; the place is cozy, adorable, and has parking all around the area (which doesn't ticket overnight; or at least I didn't get one). The good: +Josh is funny, friendly and has a nice balance of talking to guests but not butting into convos. He made those great Tequila cocktails and gave us left over of the New Years Eve mixed drinks +Efficient, quick, and great service +clean bathrooms and ambiance; simple and a really easy/simple menu that looks delicious +Oysters were great; had dozen of the Island creeks and wellfleets; all robust and great. the iced and pickled horse radish was interesting and a cool idea! i have no complaints at all except the pricing for somerville (slummerville) standards is fucking expensive. i live in the south end even there its hard to find a 12 dollar cocktails and when you do its larger than the portions here. prob won't be back since i live all the way in south end but it for sure was a great spot to try out! thanks Josh! read more

Maybe I just had really high expectations going into this evening, but it just wasn't as amazing as I expected? The food was definitely above average, but by no means blew me away. My friend and I shared the burrata on toast with pesto as well as the flatbread and spreads platter. Both options were delicious, but the common theme between both of them was that the breads were slightly burnt, making it hard to thoroughly enjoy all of the flavors of the spreads. The drinks were fairly typical--I had a riesling and it was very enjoyable while my friend had a beer. The seating is cute, but not ideal--there aren't backrests on any of the seats and thus there isn't really any place to keep your coat while you are enjoying your drinks. The lighting was also a little too dark for my taste. Overall, definitely worth the adventure, but don't set your expectations too high! read more

Top notch wine selection and a knowledgeable staff. And the kicker... You can purchase a bottle of your favorite wine (usually) next door at Daves! read more

Spoke Wine Bar - The current wine list of September - New American Near Me - Somerville, Massachusetts

My date and I were looking for a special night, and I finally decided to check out this tiny little spot that I'd heard good things about. First impressions were good, as our waitress was attentive and knowledgeable about the wine list. Happy with our drink selections, we ordered an herb spread along with the corn soup and a potato special. The spread was good, but the corn soup was incredible, balancing unexpected and delightful flavors (watermelon and peanuts!). The potato special was earthy and comforting, although not quite as memorable. From there we moved on to lamb and chicken entrees respectively. Rather than waste time explaining how enjoyable these dishes were, I'll simply tell you to try them. You don't know me, but you will thank me. Seriously, these were on par with (possibly exceeding) the best that Boston has to offer. We concluded the experience with after dinner drinks and a very fresh peach-rhubarb cobbler. The complimentary goat's milk fudge topped with sea salt sent us out the door smiling. Overall, the experience was wonderful and I seriously doubt that you'll find anything to surpass it for the price. Service was attentive and unpretentious, while the chef is clearly at the top of his game. Not only does this new arrival do Davis Square proud, but it deserves a place at the top of all Boston to-do lists. Simply superb. read more

I rarely base reviews on atmosphere, but this one really pissed me off. Inside very sleek and modern, but the kitchen is not be properly vented. Everything I wore reeked, I mean REEKED, like fried food. The next day our entire apartment smelled just from my cloths. My sweater still smells after washing, and coat had to go to the dry cleaner. The server kept interrupting with meaningless questions despite the fact it was pretty obvious we were in a business type meeting and in the middle of a discussion. The food was pretty good (and I love Dave's), vent your damn kitchen and tell the large server to not interrupt people. read more

Really awesome food. Great service. Amazing drinks. Came here and the staff was great. Earlyish dinner, but the flavors were such that we all enjoyed. Risotto was excellent. Great oysters. Creative dishes with an ever evolving menu. Super beers and wine. Not just food... an experience! Great addition to Davis square. read more

I have come to Spoke a number of times and each time has been a 5 star experience. The prices are high for sure but you are absolutely getting you money's worth. The wines and food change often are carefully selected by the staff. I've tried pretty much the whole menu at this point and have to say my favorites are the farro risotto and smoked mussels. I also highly recommend the cheese plate. The cheese is all delicious locals ones served with tasty crostinis. Another high point is the staff. Everyone is so so nice and helpful. You can tell they really care about the restaurant and want everyone to have a good time. read more