Nice brunch spot in the neighborhood. Vibe, service, food…read moreand drink are all decent. I really like the risotto and apple cinnamon crumbles. That said, I definitely had better brunch elsewhere. I was really looking forward to the key lime pie, as I'm a huge fan of key lime pie in general...but it doesn't taste too fresh...seems like it's not made on that day... It's a good spot for casual brunch if you are nearby, but i won't make a trip for it.

I ordered the NYE MENU. The portions were tiny. If that's…read morewhat would be served in the restaurant I would never go there. You couldn't even fill the vessel on the ravioli and bisque. Shame on you. Then the flavor was so bland. I'm sorry but a hard pass on Opal. Don't do it if you're not going to do it right.

A delightful five stars!!! I had a fantastic lunch here with my Mom and my wife the other day…read more The weather was fantastic and the outdoor seating area reminded me of a Paris cafe. Our server, Ana, was welcoming and thoughtful. She patiently answered all of our questions, took all of our special orders in stride and made sure everything ran smoothly. The food is a bit on the pricey side, but the service and the ambience are so exceptional that the entire package is a home run!! Menu highlights include: lamb meatballs with paradelle, fried chicken and mac & cheese, the grilled chicken cobb salad, and the roasted veggie bowl with salmon. Lots of choices for the vegetarians and pescatarians among us. Looking forward to my next visit!

Food was decent... except for the tomatoes on the eggs Benedict, which were not quite ripe, and…read morethey also had a piece of the brown/green part from the stem (see picture). Server was inattentive and spent the majority of her time chitchatting with the hostess and paying absolutely no attention to our table. We waited for long stretches for her (to ask for syrup for the pancakes, for the check, etc.). Service: 1 star Food: 3.5 stars

Ordered my food online and it was seamless. I was notified when my food was ready via text. The…read moreclub chicken sandwich was tasty and the medium heat gave it a little kick but next time I'll go for a hot spicy level. The Mac and cheese was flavorful and better than I expected.

Roaming Rooster is what Chik fil A wants to be when it grows up! Seriously, the food is incredible!…read moreThe chicken is breaded and cooked to perfection. The fries still taste like potatoes and have a rustic cut- they remind me of really good Five Guys fries. And the lemonade was not too sweet but so flavorful. I got the beltway box with a slider, which felt like a whole sandwich. It includes fries, sauce, and a drink for $12. I'd love to come back and try a sandwich with a specific flavor combo, since the slider just had pickles on it. My only complaint is that the inside of this location was a little run down. The chairs had obvious dirt marks on them and the interior felt hollow. Once you start eating, though, you won't care!

Late night stop due to our travels. Everyone very polite, food and drinks were great. Cute little…read morespot very close to our hotel.

This place was okay, I will openly admit I miss Chadwick's. That place held a lot of good memories…read morefor me. My friend and I came to try it out. We got nachos and I got the shrimp wrap and she got the fish and chips. Food was fine, nothing mind blowing. It wasn't busy at all and there was only one person working. Fun that they have games. Not sure if I'll be back, but that's not the restaurant's faults, that's friendship heights. It's just kind of dead up there.

Hunter's Hound is such a great spot. The Irish chicken curry is hands down my favorite dish on the…read moremenu -- so flavorful and comforting. The servers were attentive without hovering, which made the experience even better. For dessert, I had the sticky toffee pudding and it was absolutely delicious. They also have an amazing drink menu with tons of options, and the space itself is super cozy. It can get a little loud inside, but I honestly love that lively pub energy. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try their brunch menu!

Tried happy hour and wasn't really impressed overall. The food and drinks were just okay, nothing…read morethat stood out enough to make it memorable. That said, I do really like the decor and the little store inside -- it's charming and definitely adds to the experience. One disappointment was learning that the shepherd's pie is only available on a specific day, as that was something I was really looking forward to trying. I would come back again just to try the shepherd's pie on the correct day, but based on this visit alone, happy hour didn't quite hit the mark for me.

We have come here for Sunday Brunch, Lunch, and Dinner. Overall, I would say they are great and…read moreworth checking out. The food is top-quality, as is the service. The location is great, and the decor makes you feel very comfortable, almost homey. The only negative (and this only applies to gluten-free folks like me) is that they do not have gluten-free bread, pasta, or pizza. This limits quite a bit of what is available. Still, they have worked with me to figure things out the four times we have gone. If you are not gluten-free, this is a must. If you are, check the menu beforehand and have all your questions ready to discuss with the waiter.

This is our neighborhood restaurant so came here for restaurant week dinner. The place is…read morerelatively new opened less than a year ago. It has a contemporary upscale interior and seating is mostly spacious - except for the rows of two tops. Luckily the hostess must have read my mind and seated us in my favorite curved banquette - a more comfortable and private space. The RW menu turned out to be a bit confusing - it was different from the one I saw online - the online version was $40 for dinner but with most mains with up to $10 add-ons, the only one without the add-on was the trout which I was planning to order. However the menus at the restaurant were completely different. Now there were two options one for $40 and one for $55 (with no more add-ons, as well as no more bass which with the add on would have been $50) but the trout was now only Included in the $55 version. So I ended up with pasta instead. The switch wasn't a deal breaker for us but I can imagine it causing problems for others especially it's not just switching dishes but also prices. Anyway, despite the initial confusion with different menus we had a good time as both food and service were excellent (and I liked our seating which definitely mitigated the menu issue). Note that like many other restaurants in the area they now automatically include a 20% service charge which is prominently shown in the check so additional tip is appreciated but not required.

The ambiance and service are both on point. Room is super unique and warm, nice but not fancy…read more Waitstaff is welcoming and accommodating. Now for the food: we ordered the fish and chips and the cornmeal crusted trout, both were excellent. For the fish and chips, the fish was tender and flavorful, while the batter was rich and crispy. The trout was fantastic as well, the cornmeal crust was well balanced and the fish was fresh. We definitely recommend this place, it's worth the trip uptown!

My dinner at Buck's Fishing and Camping was the best I have had in a long time....by a long shot…read more This is one of the few restaurants in the area where I can truly feel that the kitchen cares about food. And what a joy that is. Although it has been around for decades, Buck's has adapted deftly to our current inflationary environment. Perhaps a luxurious dish like steak au poivre is not longer affordable? Well then, how about Burger Au Poivre? With top quality toppings creatively prepared: grilled oyster mushrooms, gruyere and white cheddar cheese, and grilled vincotta marinated onions. Oh my word. All of it was beautifully plated on a bed of cracked peppercorn sauce. Of course the meat itself was of excellent quality, perfectly cooked to order at medium rare. At $31 it is not cheap, but I think a bargain for a meal that sends you over the moon. An equivalent quality steak would have been exorbitant. We paired it with asparagus tempura (also excellent), a nice bottle of Montepulciano de Abruzzo, and for dessert, apple crisp. I also truly appreciate that the portions are generous. Another thing that has become rare these days. Given the service and unique ambience, this is a special occasion restaurant that is fantastic bang for the "Buck," while also casual enough for date-night any day of the week.

I was thinking Italian. I'm Eddie Cano comes up in a lot of searches of 'best Italian restaurants'…read morein the district. I went Saturday evening, made a reservation. I have been to the neighborhood before but not this particular location. I arrive a bit early and get a table immediately. The restaurant is on the dark side so you have to tip your menu toward the table light. I was in the mood for spaghetti and meatballs ( not on the menu) but the waitress took the order without a problem. I also ordered garlic bread. She brought a glass of water and I decided on a glass of wine, pinot noir I think. The garlic bread and wine arrive quick. I'm enjoying the first piece of garlic bread and sipping the wine. Nice! The spaghetti and meatballs came out shortly thereafter. I was a disappointed with this part of the meal. Meatballs lacked flavor. No garlic, no parmesan cheese. The pasta was fine but the sauce was watery and didn't taste like gravy at all. I ate most of it, the garlic bread accenting the meal with the wine. I will probably go back. I like the small mom and pop restaurants like I'm Eddie Cano. Service was very good. I was able to get a reservation. The place was clean. It's coming up on comfort food season and I'm always in the mood for Italian.

As embarrassing as it is, I've been sleeping on I'm Eddie Cano because of the goofy name. A friend…read moreconvinced me to try it and I'm glad I did! We sat outside for dinner on a gorgeous spring night. Their patio area was a little cramped but it's the city. The server was nice and Italian! He had a great accent! We had the garlic bread to start and holy crap. It was really spectacular! Complicated rich flavors on top of crusty bread- perfection. I got the cacio y pepe while my friend ordered the tagaliata. As others have mentioned, the portions were a little small. Both of our dishes could have been eaten by one person. But the food was really spectacular! I don't mind paying a little more for some high quality food. The cacio y pepe had fresh pasta cooked Al dente. The flavors were rich and dynamic with a decadent creamy sauce. The tagliata was cooked perfectly and had a great texture. It was fresh and came with a delightful salad with tomatoes. They were both wonderful! I can see now why I'm Eddie Cano has been here for a few years and made it through the pandemic! The food was high quality authentic Italian that makes for a nice special meal.

Stopped by for an after dinner drink. Perfect neighborhood gem with friendly knowledgable owner…read moreand some really good options behind the bar. We'll be back

Really wanted to like it here and the menu looked good. But our burger order was missing some of…read morethe toppings, the farro salad was tasteless, and kids chicken tenders were soggy. Tater tots were great and the service was good. Also the mains were really undersalted. If they can figure out the food, it's a good vibe and has potential.

This is a super, vibey lil' neighborhood bar…read more From the live DJ playing a little funky set that was prime for a two-step to the eclectic murals and lights, it was very easy to settle in here. Although the space is on the smaller side, there was plenty of bar seating, an ample number of booths and the drink prices were a good deal. If I lived a little closer, I could see myself dropping by much more frequently. T he only downside that felt apparent to everyone I came here with, was the strong smell of fried fish. I personally wasn't too phased, assuming it as part of their menu. But the longer we settled in we realized it was coming in from an adjacent business which is incredible hard to control. With that being said, we smelled like fried fish when we got into my friends car and the smell followed us everywhere for the rest of the night. Like I said, I understand that's a hard thing to control but it may be something to be mindful of if you've got anywhere you need to go after. Overall though, totally in love with the laid back vibes here and would definitely return.

Great neighborhood spot, really welcoming environment, great music and a nice set of great…read moremotorcycles parked out front at least one night a week.