Friends rave about this place. I finally had a chance to go. I called because open table has zero…read moreavailability. The hostess answered and she told me I could have a table for one at 7:15! Ok! I got dressed up and walked over there. My table was ready on time; it was in the lounge area of the restaurant. They offered me the table or said I could sit at the bar. I opted to sit at the bar. The bar was almost full but people were leaving. Apparently people eat early there. The bartender was swamped but smiled and got me a glass of water. Soon I had menus. I like that they have a regular menu as well as a specials menu, including the usual cocktails and some special cocktails. I ordered the conquest, which seemed like a twist on an old fashioned. They offered bread or focaccia bread, I declined. And heads up- bread service is not included. It's an up charge. Normally I don't care but I was having dessert, not bread. I had the halibut special. It was phenomenal. One of the guys from the kitchen dropped it off and asked if I needed anything'- I replied salt. I find that I need salt often at restaurants. They brought the salt out real fast! I had a bite and determined it didn't need any more salt- it was perfectly salted! Woohoo! Fantastic. I ate my whole dish and then I savored my cocktail. The bartender wasn't much for conversation , as she was very busy, alone, covering the entire bar and drinks for the whole restaurant. She did invite me to try dessert, and mentioned a coconut cream cake that was not on the menu. I agreed to it and it was heavenly. Seemed like cheesecake icing with fluffy layers of cake and subtle coconut flakes throughout. The chocolate ice cream was weird at first but then I realized it's like almond joy/ mounds - coconut and chocolate are often paired. The espresso crumble gave it a nice crunch and there was caramel all over the plate. Wow! I took the majority of the cake home. It was a large portion and indulgent. I paid my tab and finished my drink. I was not rushed. I would go back again. It's a bit pricey. The fish special was $58. The cocktail was $17 and the dessert was $16. So one person, who did not add on the bread service, was $91. It's expensive. I would emphasize you can probably get a seat at the bar if you can't get a reservation. Also- the entrance is hard to find. It's in the parking lot and not facing the main road. I got a little lost walking there. The signage is poor. I can't imagine going there the first time in the dark. So give yourself a couple extra minutes if it's your first time going there.

Wednesday CCGF LUNCH THE PERFECT CAPER…read more The Perfect Caper was more than perfect! We were over 30 ladies and our servers Zak & Tabby were superb in getting everything our ladies desired for lunch! We celebrated Mel o dy's March birthday ! And we had a few new comers join us. There was 3 booths and two large tables, and everyone was comfortable, and the conversations commenced. It is always a special place for our Charlotte County Girlfriends, Wednesday group. Food, ambiance and atmosphere top notch! We will be back for lunch, again very soon!

The BEST ice cream! Hands down!!…read more Your favorite flavor? They have it! Best chocolate Best ever flavor! Service is quick even when the line is huge! Tables to sit at outdoors.

We visited recently and the three of us all got one scoop of ice cream with one topping it was over…read more20$ lol My one scoop of gator tracks had at least three different other flavors of i cream mixed in it which i highly did not enjoy. I would definitely come back and try something else next time. But the first visit was tough. Their menu is large and they have tons of options to pick from. Super cute and lots of outdoor seating to eat it at.

The hummus was unlike anything we've had, in a fantastic kind of way. The Brooklyn bagel sandwich…read moreon a New York style bagel was amazing. The shlomo bread is something you must try, you've had hummus and bagels, but this was so good and new to me, loved all the food I ate and service was friendly and quick.

Another wonderful lunch this afternoon at JB's! We decided to share the Jerusalem Hummus Plate and…read moreall I can say is WOW! Absolutely delicious! Shay one of the family took our order. It included homemade hummus, Lebanese Chickpeas, 5 pieces of Falafel, a hard boiled egg and a round piece of pita bread. The hummus is so delicious and creamy. I opened the pita bread and filled it with everything. Just what was craving! Then we split a double chocolate muffin to have with my cappuccino and David's drip coffee. A perfect ending to a scrumptious lunch! We will return soon, I promise!!

Great bakery- must try their cakes. They are my go to for amazing birthday cakes and my visiting…read morefamily always raves about the taste. They have an inspiring selection turn of baked goods in the morning and they offer pizza and other foods as well as coffee (and they have milk alternatives like almond available). Super staff too, they are always extremely helpful. Also, the cakes are very reasonably priced!

Banana frosted doughnut phenomenal. However, don't stop there! Come back for lunch or the next day…read morefor a breakfast. Smells so good in here!

June 2026 ~ This place was really nice ... the coffee-tender was cool and gave us a lot of…read moreinformation. This is such a nice change from Starbucks.

A casual place for coffee or na cocktails. Internet available as as well as as games in comfy…read morecorners. The clientele is interesting enough for people watching. I noticed a number of dads there with youngsters on the weekend. My friend and I played rummy cube and Scrabble while we enjoyed a tasty cup of coffee we were there late in the day so passed up the prospect of muffins. A little more variety in the edibles would have been appreciated eg chocolate chip cookies, brownies, fruit danish. There were a few independent sellers of cake pops coffees, etc. All in all an interesting place to spend an hour or two on a Sunday afternoon