Came here for dinner for the first time. Hubby and I ordered the chili cheese tots ($10), black…read moreand bleu cheeseburger with a side of sweet potato fries ($17), the portobello philly sandwich (vegan) with a side of coleslaw ($16), and a gringo beer ($8). Total came out to approximately $60, not including tip.
What's hot
- Quality. Delicious. Hubby really liked their sweet potato fries. Slightly crispy on the outside, but soft and chewy on the inside. My portobello mushroom sandwich was delicious. Everything was well seasoned and the vegan cheese melted nicely with everything, which added to the flavor. Their coleslaw is listed on the menu as vinegar based, which it was and I enjoyed. Definitely a vinegar kick, but not overly so. We really enjoyed their chili cheese tots, which had a good amount of toppings, and was served warm.
- Menu. Very good variety, especially vegan options. Dessert menu has vegan options, as well.
- Price. Good value for money. It can cost less than $20 per person, unless you add drinks, appetizers, and/or dessert.
- Service. Very good. Reliable and dependable.
- Ambiance. Pretty cool that they have pinball games, video games, and a few board games and card games to play to keep you occupied. Be aware their pinball games and video games only take quarters, so you need cash. They have seating for groups of 2 up to 6. They also have scheduled events for the public,
Iike trivia night. That they're open to all parts of the community, like LGBTQ, is visible and appreciated.
- Parking. There are a few parking spaces in front of the restaurant. There's a larger parking lot behind the restaurant, which is helpful.
What's not
- Lighting. Indoor lighting is not the best, especially later in the day and when they have their curtains drawn.
- Outdoor seating. On the one hand, it's nice to have outdoor seating. On the other hand, they have a sign that appears to indicate outdoor seating is self-serve, which can be inconvenient.
Final answer
Worth returning.
