Have gone for brunch several times...and its just plain yummy! I always get an omlette -- and its how eggs should be made: light, fluffy, flavorful. Went for dinner last night for the first time. The grilled octupus was excellent...so flavorful w/ the chorizon. Other folks at my table had the potato soup w/ bacon...did you hear me say bacon...nuff said! For main - the pasta was incredibly fresh. I love al di la which is close by -- but if you can't get into al di la - this is where you go for great pasta. I as suspect when I saw it on the menu given that its not an Italian restaurant -- but boy was aI wrong. All you really need is the half portion of the pasta - unless you want to take some home for lunch the next day. Service was super attentive. Prices were decent. As a sidenote - the first time I eyed Stone Park for dinner a few years ago - we couldn't get in b/c it was full and we saw Bloomberg having a quiet dinner w/ friends there. read more

I have only been once, for brunch, but I see the menu in my dreams. The portions are perfect--I'd rather have smaller portions of better food. Even though I choked just a little when I got the bill, the prices make a lot of sense for what you get. I'd heard many a story about the short rib hash. Sad news, it had "sold out." Good news? It was probably that good. I had their version of eggs benedict, and I don't see how I could have been any happier with what I had originally wanted. Another thing I like about this place is that it's not "stuffy." Even though the food is amazing, the waiters seem casual and friendly, caring, but not overly solicitous of your opinions of the food and all. I'm excited about trying dinner there. Soon. Very soon. read more

Best brunch in Park slope, by far. We love this place. its always crowded but the host works hard to get you sat as fast as possible. They will also take your phone number and call you so you can hang out at the farmers market or walk up 5th for a bit. The food is amazing and always fresh, we always love our meal. If you like eggs, go for the Short Rib hash, omg, its to die for. Also the Anson Mills Grit plate with shrimp is like nothing I have ever had before, its so tasty and creamy, a really great mash up of flavors. Always order a side of biscuit but be sure to request the raspberry jam and butter. They dont always offer that with the biscuit but is is so fresh and totally worth the calories. Its brunch, you are combining to meals so you can eat more! read more

The 'Hangdown Fry' which is a tempura oyster frittata was one of the most amazing brunch dishes I've ever had. Not only was the food incredible, the ambiance and customer service were excellent! Their Bloody Mary's are also notably awesome! A must go to in Brooklyn read more

Great experience. Food was quite good and nicely presented. Chicken Breast on Cobb Salad was grilled, tender and warm. Warm atmosphere. Bright interior. Conversation friendly acoustics. The service could have been a little more attentive. Once the food was served, the waiter disappeared. Getting the waiter back for ketchup and sugar took much longer than my guest and I would have liked. The dishes are very well priced. I'll be returning. A very nice Cafe! read more

Best Cobb salad ever, it was Full of flavor, the fried egg was a nice surprise! We waited for 20 mins to be seated BUT it was worth the wait! read more

Stone Park Cafe - Full of favor, the fried egg was a lovely surprise! I'll be back again with friends. We waited 20 mins, BUT was worth the wait. - New American Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came to Stone Park Cafe on a Saturday night. Was able to get reservations day of for 630. This place is comfortable and easy going and serves great food. They are consistent as well. That said - not sure what their identity is but that's ok. I had the chicken and it was fantastic - super juicy, great tagliatelle and vegetables in jus. Delicious. My wife got the burger which was lovely although the fries were just average. They have great beers on tap and terrific cocktails. The service was solid but nothing special and it took a little while to get our food...but...will keep coming back. read more

Stone Park Cafe - Juicy and delicious!!! - New American Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Have yet to come back for dinner, but this place has one awesome brunch menu. On the weekends, it's packed, but the bar typically has seats open. I highly recommend the Short Rib Hash & Eggs or the Pan-seared Bluefish Cakes. Great portions at a decent price. I've read complaints about the service, but I've always had a great experience. During brunch, the place gets slammed quickly and the staff gets busy... you might have to wait an extra 5 minutes for that re-fill. You'll live. I will say the venue is on the smaller side, but I've sat in just about every section of the restaurant and was never really bothered by the proximity of the other tables. Typically spend about $60 with tip on two brunch items + 1 brunch cocktail + 2 iced coffees. read more

Been here few times, always good. The place as. Area led ambienc, an the staff here are very friendly (although can get slow sometime). I used to come here for weekend brunch, but since the time I needed to wait 35 minutes for a table for 4, I void weekends. If you are local, you need to try it. read more

At one point was my favorite restuarant in Park Slope but they decided to change the menu and drastically dropped the quality in Steak dishes. The service and appetizers were very good but the steak was terrible. I highly reccomended it to my friends and family in the past but will no longer be a longer be a client. The staff was great but the food was not. read more

I usually to go to this place for my favorite dish scallop clam sauce linguine. However, they change their menu very frequently. I wish they could keep some of their signature dishes. read more

Dining out is one of the things I miss most during this health crisis. Desperate to recapture some of the magic, my wife and I ordered in from Stone Park Cafe last night and what a pleasant surprise! We shared delicious ricotta cavatelli to start, had prime dry aged hanger steak and korubuta pork chop as mains (each with two sides), and finished with a flourless chocolate cake for dessert. Everything was delicious, cooked perfectly. After months of dinners cobbled together from weekly shopping trips, it was a real treat to have such a good meal. I still miss dining out, but these days this is as good as it gets and it's very good indeed! read more

Food was fresh and very delicious. The portion was a bit smaller than expected. The restaurant itself was cozy. Packed ( but it was a Sunday). We ate the bar. All the staff was very pleasant and easy going. Would definitely come back. read more

I've eaten here on perhaps eight occasions and each one was terrific. I've done it all -- brunches were good, I've walked in and had lunch, I've had a formal dinner for two and four, and I've had a birthday party where about eight or ten of us took up a big table. In each case the food was terrific, the staff was attentive, and we've been pleased. It's not cheap, but it isn't pricier than it deserves. A great Slope restaurant and a favorite. read more

Went here for brunch on a Sunday morning - best decision of the day! The service was quick, helpful, and friendly. The food is FANTASTIC. I ordered a quesadilla, and the pico de gallo is some of the best I've tasted. There's a good amount of tables, but even if you have to wait for a table, it's definitely worth it. The coffee was great, the food was great, and the service was too. An all around winner. read more

Awesome delicious lattes (wayyy superior than your avg latte at starbucks) and also an awesome place for brunch. Staff was super chill and food was delish. I ordered a short rib hash with eggs over easy with toast it was very rich and flavorful! Buttermilk pancakes were also awesome. Super fluffy and not your ordinary hotcakes Definitely will return in the future Cheers! read more

My favorite spot for brunch with friends and family from out of town. Great selection, awesome food, and fair prices. The atmosphere and causal, but feels more upscale then most places. Its clean and polished, but not snooty. The staff is wonderful, friendly, causal. Sweet or savory breakfast is always great paired with some of the best coffee I've had. On the nicer days I love to set out-side so I guess this place has it all. read more

My sister in law's been raving about this place for years, trying to get us Jerzey-ites to come into Brooklyn for Sunday Brunch. We've all fought her on it. I don't suspect we'll fight her from now on. She had her 40th Birthday Bash here and boy, let me tell you, this place was GREAT. All the staff was helpful and even doting to both the Birthday Girl and her parents/my in laws (who are up there a bit in age and not as mobile as they'd like). They had more than enough servers for the party and I personally didn't see a single empty glass or plate all night. The 'cocktail hour' was spaced out just right, lots of different choices, all delicious. They created two 'signature cocktails' to honor the Birthday Girl which were so amazing I -totally- begged for the recipe. The buffet was excellent and fresh but what stood out most of all was the fried chicken. The crunchy, savory and jussssst slightly sweet flavors were amazing. Upon my rave reviews of it the chef, Angela, slipped me a couple pieces to take home. I will definitely be returning here for the tooted brunch! read more

My wife, son, and I lived in Park Slope for 5 months, and this is the only restaurant we attended more than twice. The only disappointment we had was an appetizer we ordered one time, which was a little smaller than we would have liked for the price, although the waiter did warn us ahead of time, so that's on us. Aside from that, this place stands out as our best dining experience in Brooklyn. Stone Park is spacious and has a little bar area where you can also order dinner. There is great lighting inside due to the abundance of large windows, and there is ample outdoor seating as well. The service is excellent, but the food is even better. They offer the perfect amount of choices for dinner - not overwhelming, but enough to satisfy anyone. I ordered the squid ink pasta several times, and it's out of this world. For dessert, their cheese plate offers an assortment of 3 tasty cheeses, all of which are a perfect size and magnificent. The wine list is wonderful and includes a wide variety of half bottles, as well as an entire page voted exclusively to Turley wines, which are hard to beat. The entry level Turley zin is priced at $70, and I've seen it retail for $50, so the mark up is as low as it gets. I highly recommend Stone Park Cafe. Atmosphere and food are A+, service is A, and price is A-. If you're in Park Slope, check it out. You won't be disappointed. read more

Visited for brunch on Mother's Day. We had reservations for 12:30 but I had asked beforehand to update to accommodate 9 people instead of 8. The maitre de told me it was fine and to come for 12:45. We showed up on time and still waited an extra 15 minutes. We got to the table and the seating was for 8, not 9 (good thing my ninth guest dropped out last minute and was a no show). We had to wait at least another 15-20 minutes to have our orders taken. No one asked us anything or prompted that they would be with us shortly after we sat. The menu was limited but the food was tasty. Everyone did enjoy the meal. I asked for a candle dessert after brunch for a birthday celebration but it wasn't a seamless transition. read more

Stone Park Cafe - Chicken Cobb salad with a fried egg and without bacon - New American Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

My boyfriend and I were craving a yummy Sunday brunch today and stopped by for our first brunch in a long time. It was our first time ordering from this lovely corner cafe, I ordered the Chef's Omelette and the bf ordered the braised short rib hash. My omelette was so savory and cooked to perfection. The onions were caramelized and the potatoes were crispy and big. The Hash was out of this world!!!!! I'm definitely ordering that next time. Over all it was a great meal and we will definitely be back!! read more

Had the fried oyster and the short rib hash. Both were very tasty. They serve Koberick coffee which was okay. You can leave your name and they will text you when they have a table for you. I will come back to try other menus on the item. read more

Best neighborhood restaurant for brunch and dinner. Nice friendly staff, and the food has always been consistently great. Try the bluefish cakes or the shortrib hash and eggs. read more

I'm very serious about brunch. It's my favorite meal and I get really disappointed when the food sucks. Luckily, my experience with Stone Park Cafe was a great one. I went with a friend on a Sunday and was expecting to wait but was seated immediately. The menu offers a variety of savory and sweet meal choices, some that I have not found on typical brunch menus. I ordered the Sourdough french toast with berry compote and it was delicious. On occasion, French toast has a tendency to be a little too sweet when it's made with white or challah bread, but the sourdough was a great choice. I could easily pile on the compote and Vermont maple syrup and not feel like my teeth would fall out. The wait staff was observant and our glasses of water and coffee were always filled. I do think we waited a little long for our meals, but I felt it was worth the wait in the end. read more

We brought my parents here who were visiting from out of town and the experience was perfect. Great ambiance, the music wasn't too loud, it was cozy and we had enough space at our table. Plus I really enjoyed the big window view. Amazing food - all three courses for all 4 people in our party. We had the octopus, 1/2 portion of pasta, and rabbit wrapped in jamon to start with. All plates we cleaned off and had a great combo of flavors. Then for dinner the fish had great flavors (they were also really amicable about changing out my dad's greens for potatoes - which he loved) and was cooked perfectly, the lamb and potato croquettes were seriously out of this world (we hadn't had that good of lamb since we'd been in Australia), and the pork chop tasted amazing/was cooked to a perfect temp. We all got the chocolate brioche for dessert - it was warm, perfectly sweet and the caramel ice cream on top was a great complement. The drinks (wine, beer, tea, coffee, and Campari with OJ) were all delicious. The service was impeccable. Our waitress was kind, had a great disposition, wasn't overly pushy and was really attentive. Thanks for a great dinner - we will be back! read more

The food is not too bad, but one of the waiter stink!!!! He was very horrible. I wanted to take my mom to a wonderful brunch, that my date had me experienced there, and I also had the privilege to take my good friend there. I wanted my mom to experience the same. It turned out to be a huge disaster. I haven't felt this angry in a while...it's like, a different kind of angry...and it's because of a white guy racial profiled my mom and I. So this is what had happened: We get there, of course we had to wait to be seated BC of its popularity...we get there, the guy says its about a 30 min wait if you want to be inside, but I can seat you outside right now. Simple. Sweet. We said we'll wait. But then we went to look to see how much shade there would be outside. Well as we went outside to see if we were gonna be hit with direct sunlight or not, one of the waiters was like, 'oh the entrance is around the corner'.So we politely told him we know, we spoke to the gentlemen up front, we just was seeing how much shade there was back here. Then he was like, 'yeah well the entrance is in the front and we don't want any fights breaking out. Ok so we went round the front, told the nice host that we would like to be seated outside. He said no problem guys right this way. However! Our waiter was so disgusting my mother and I was both uneasy. I was sooooo livid. he even suggested an area where the trees were to give us even more shade. I asked about the lunch menu. He said they don't have lunch only brunch on weekends I said ok. And smiled. But he was going in so I had to cut him off! Mind you, all that "we don't want y'all to break out in a fight" bs I didn't even hear. My mom heard him.Ok so boom, he have our food to another table! A couple seated next to us. They looked at us and were like, "I think this is your food". So we took the plates. I was pissed off at the waiter.When his ass came floating around, I told him, umm you seem to have a lil bit of a mix up with the food. You gave this couple our food. He looked like, yeah ok whatever. But mind you as he was floating around and finally came to us, before I could even tell him of his mix up , he looked at us saying, "You're looking at me, do you need some HOT SAUCE"!?!?!?!?!?!?!? The air got sooooo thick that even the couple next to us were painfully quiet. He ruined my moment with my mom. It was suppose to be a lovely brunch with her. And he ruined it I had home fries on my plate. How about asking me would I like some KETCHUP!? I was so angry and trying to keep my cool at the same time I could scream The couple next to us, the women, got up and went inside and spoke to him. Even they were upset. My mother kept trying to be her motherly self and woo me so that I could calm down. Bless her heart. She knew how badly I wanted us to enjoy this day I set out for the two of us. I could hardly eat. She barely ate. When the check came it was $26.15. I paid $26.25. Racist Disgusting Low Class waiter. When we left, my mother said to me, 'I haven't felt like that in a while'. That broke my heart to hear her say that. Never again. read more

i like to eat ... ALOT. when i get married, i fear that my hubby will quickly divorce me and/or have an affair with our hottie neighbor next door* once he finds out how many cookies** i can pack in ... or when he finds out how much i like to put garlic and red peppers on EVERYTHING. as much as i like to wine and dine, i am (surprisingly) one of those few NYers that doesn't like brunch. it's not that i don't like the food - bring on the waffles! - it's just that i really can't eat that much early in the day. if only brunch food could be served dinnertime - i'd be golden. however, this past sunday after church - i only go when my uber-catholic mama is in town (SHHH!) - the fam was hungry and we needed a place to eat nearby. stat. seeing as how i've throughly enjoyed my long dinners at stone park cafe in the past, we quickly decided to head over for brunch. not to sound like rachel ray - is it possible to hate someone that much you've never met? - but everything was utterly delish. from my mimosa (bubbly!) to my salmon platter (oh, how i miss eating toasted bagels!) to the bro's omelette (so savory!) to my ma's pancakes (they MELTED in my mouth!). and everyone was soooo nice - from megan at the bar to our waitress from TX. YEEHAW! i'm not gonna lie - i'm still not a brunch convert, but SPC fucking hit the spot. too bad my stomach was bulging when we went to urban outfitters later. now, there's a way to stop compulsive shopping. * - obviously, he/she will NOT have my effervescent personality. ** - or brownies or fish or falafel or peanut butter or sour patch kids, etc. the list really DOES go on and on. read more

I've been here 2 times, however the last time is what is causing me to write this review. My first experience was for brunch, which I remember as being good food, however it was a while ago. My last time back to Stone Park Cafe really makes me question going back. My wife and I both ordered appetizers, a bottle of wine, dinner, and a desert to share. The appetizers were great. My wife enjoyed her Corn soup and I my Frisee Salad. For dinner I ordered the Pan seared cod, and my wife a vegitable lasagne. My cod was very salty and as a cod goes, had little flavor, even with the light sauce they used. Under the cod was a Bok Choy which was overly spiced and also tasted salty. The lasagna my wife had was not at all what she expected and also was too salty for her. There was too much cheese and not enough vegetable (a common problem with any "vegetable" dish). For wine I ordered a 2009 Beaujolais, however what I got was a 2007 bottle that cost me $12 extra. Unfortunately I didn't notice the mistake until I got the bill. Looking at the wine list off their website I'm not sure how the mistake occured given the two wines are not even next to eachother. For desert we ordered a chocolate pudding which I felt was decent, a little dry if I was too be picky, but decent. Overall, I'd say the atmosphere was ok. This is not a restaurant where I would go in with high expectations as some of the reviews suggest. As destinguished by my two stars, there's definitely better in the neighborhood. read more

The owners of this establishment completely disrespected my neighborhood- Cobble Hill. They threw a very loud and disruptive party- even after I closed all my doors and windows it was very loud in my living room and I live a block away. I asked them to make the band quieter and they told me the band was going to play for another 3 hours and tough luck. After the band left at 8 pm the party want until after midnight. I will never eat at stone park again and encourage others to skip this place until the owners learn to respect their neighbors read more

for the life of me, i'm glad it took this long for me to have an orgasmic holy "I'm highfiving every chef and waitstaff in this hizzouze" tonight because the sound of scallop marrow tacos were euphoniously beautiful but the taste and presentation was spectacular. I mean, scallops chillin' on top of a bone marrow, ya'll. BUT the SQUID INK TAGLIATELLE SQUID INK TAGLIATELLE SQUID INK TAGLIATELLE Squid Ink Tagliatelle with chipotle pepper, gulf shrimp, pancetta SQUID INK TAGLIATELLE SQUID INK TAGLIATELLE SQUID INK TAGLIATELLE dun dun dun dun was AMAZING. I mean, my god, have i ever had any better pasta than this. now I can say, my only regret in life is that i got the half plate instead of the full. I think I left stoned. oh, the wait WAS a bit long but it's aiteeeeeeee, we stoned. read more

My friend and I went in for brunch on a Sunday. The nice part about this place is that while you are waiting for your table you can go do whatever. When your table is ready, the host can call you cell phone to let you know. How cool is that? Once we got our table things went downhill. First of all, they sat us directly in front of the doorway. Every single person that entered bumped into me and my friend. Even worse was the fact that they encouraged people to wait for their table inside, all the while hovering over our table. I had an omelet and the whole thing was very bland. The eggs were underdone, the sausage was tasteless, and the cheese was overpowering. It also came with seasoned potatoes (hash browns) which were also fairly plain. Lastly, there was some toast which was pre-buttered. Convenient? I guess... The waiter came to our table a total of 3 times: drink orders, food orders, and to drop off the check. Don't expect coffee or water refills. Don't expect condiments. What can you expect? How about being rushed out of the place EVEN after being seated in literally the worst table possible. Overall, I'm not impressed. For 13 bucks before tax and tip, I was expecting a really well made omelet, but this just reminded me of cafeteria food. Too harsh? Nope. read more

The food is great, my favorite brunch food in Brooklyn. Their lunch and dinner is also fantastic. However, they play the worst music very very loud, I would never go back. In the span of a single brunch I heard such hits as: -Walk This Way by Aerosmith and Run DMC -Fresh Prince of Bell Air by Will Smith -Okay I can't remember the rest but it was bad. It felt like we were at a club in CInicnnati in 1998 (I was there I would know). The restaurant industry has done studies that show that if you play music with a certain amount of beats per minute at a high volume people eat faster and you make more money. It's a shame that they're willing to take that strategy to the hilt no matter the consequences. Their food is good but not good enough to make me endure Guantanamo style noise torture, especially if I'm nursing a hangover. read more

I've been telling anyone who will listen that Stone Park Cafe is my favorite restaurant in Park Slope for years now. How did I not write a review sooner? A recent holiday dinner I hosted at their private dining space- Events At Stone Park, has prodded me to finally put something in the books. These guys are among the best restauranteurs in New York. I approached them in September about an event on December 14th and they took the ball and ran with it. My budget was treated with respect and they accommodated every single need I had (one of which was handicap accessibility to dining room and restroom). Even when my guest list mushroomed to 46 people, they were unfazed and handled this and similar changes without missing a beat. They put together an incredible combination of passed Hors D"Oeuvres and amazing buffet entrees- in addition to open bar and a signature cocktail, developed just for our event! Elizabeth and Josh made every guest feel welcome and made sure I was able to relax and have a good time. Everything was delicious and the staff they chose to cook and serve the food and drinks was very friendly. If you're looking for a private event space for a party in Park Slope, look no further. These guys have created a beautiful and affordable haven for diners who care about food. I've also been to the restaurant dozens of times and have never had a bad meal. The Chatham Cod is hands-down the best fish dish I've ever had. Great service, low attitude and amazing food. Thank you for continuing to strive for quality, Stone Park Cafe. You guys rock! read more

I had been meaning to try stone park cafe for a while. I went on a Saturday at about 1:30 for brunch. It was a 20 minute wait so my boyfriend and I ordered bloody Mary's at the bar while we waited. The bloody Mary's here were delicious. We sat relatively quickly. I loved the brunch menu. There were so many great options, I wish I could have sampled everything. My boyfriend ordered the short rib hash with eggs over easy. The short rib hash was amazing!! I had the eggs Benedict with Canadian bacon. The English muffin was homemade. It was simply delicious. I ordered a side of bacon and it was cooked perfectly. My boyfriend ordered a side of pancakes and they were delicious. The fruit on top was great and the pancakes weren't overly sweet. We ordered the chocolate brioche for dessert. It had caramel ice cream on top. All I can say is OMG. The chocolate cake was warm and it mixed so well with the cold caramel ice cream. The service at stone park was spot on, despite how busy they were. Our dessert took longer than expected, so they gave us the dessert on the house, which was really very nice and unnecessary. Stone park cafe was amazing and I cannot wait to return! read more

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The food is pretty good, but inconsistent. The staff on the other hand are awful. I have probably eaten there about a dozen times and the service consistently blows. They always try and rush you out of there. If you show up with more than four people it's like you just told them the World is about to end. They really can't comprehend how to possibly seat more than four people at a table. This morning I was there for brunch and after receiving the check (w/o asking for it) we asked for coffee. Since they obviously wanted us to leave they only filled up our coffees 1/4 of the way and then pretty much ignored us. There are better places to go in Park Slope for brunch. read more

Delicious brunch. Special was blueberry pancakes. Mimosas are just the right color; more champagne than orange juice. Food was delish- highly recommend. read more

I absolutely love having "Brunch" here on either Saturday or Sunday. Park SLope is one of my favorite parts of Brooklyn and each time that I have feasted here it has been a gastro success. The atmosphere is classic, not too trendy but merely sophificated. One of the owners is always out in the front, either hosting, serving food/water and just making sure everyone is doing great. They have a cute bar area and a good amount of seating for small parties of two to larger groups of six. Now for the best part...the FOOD. Ok so I have sampled here and there and each time I have been impressed with the quality. My favorite by far is the Omelette...they make the perfect omelette...not overcooked, ingredients that are so fresh, married together perfectly. You get to choose four from cheddar, tomatoes (which are stewed), smoked bacon, ham, bluecheese (i think), etc. MY favorite is the cheddar, mushroom, bacon and tomato. OMG I wish I had one today. Served with spiced roasted potatoes and sour dough bread that is so damn good. ANother great dish is the Pancakes...the best buttermilk pancakes I have ever tasted. THey are so light and fluffy served with a fruit compote. THe burger was juicy and had the best flavor served with blue cheese and the fries...Salted perfectly and served with a chiptole aioli-mayo based dipping sauce. I had to eat it all. The short-rib hash served with poached eggs was a very rich dish and it was good but for my stomach I couldn't do it again. The classic eggs benedict is perfect. So many different dishes to try...and the coffee is bold and served with cream. So fattening but oh so good. It gets busy but so worth the wait. I love you Stone Park, but I do need to come for dinner. read more

My co-workers & I were treated to lunch at the Stone Park Cafe by our boss. I have to say I was disappointed. The decor & cleaniness of the place was wonderful. There is a full bar. I am not much of a drinker, so that does not impress me too much. The service was good, a little slow, but not too bad. He was trying hard (gotta give him points for that). I just was not thrilled with the food. I am sorry, but when I go out to eat I like to see food on my plate. I like to leave there nice & full. I got none of that. While the food wasn't bad, there was just so little of it. I want food on my plate!!! Then we got the bill...I am sorry, but if you are not going to fill my plate up with food, than don't charge me an arm & a leg for it. Way overpriced. Just not worth it. I probably won't be going there again anytime soon read more

The food here was delicious and the service was excellent. My only complaint was the portion of the dishes. We did leave here slightly hungry and the food wasn't that amazing where they can make the portions so small. But we did enjoy the Short Rib Hash and Hangtown Fry. read more

It's great walking into a restaurant for lunch at 1:50 PM and being turned away because " we really got slammed today and the kitchen is backed up so we probably can't seat anyone else this afternoon" said the long haired host. Wow great way to get me to come back. (not) Was this really the only way to handle this situation? To not even give a us a choice to wait or even dine at the bar? Great customer service. read more