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Great German food in Durham! The restaurant looks beautiful inside and outside. I loved the ordering method, you pay at the counter for all your food/drinks and then sit wherever you want. You can order more drinks by using the QR code at your table. There are water stations and to-go boxes located all around the restaurant, so you really just take care of yourself. This lets you have a more intimate meal since you aren't being waited on, I liked it! We had pretzels for our appetizer, which had both crunchy and soft parts. For my entree, I had the Wurst Teller: two sausages, spatzle, red cabbage, pickles, and mustard. Everything was delicious, I particularly loved the sausages with the cabbage. The German beer was great too!
This spot has a great indoor and outdoor space, and it's dog friendly, which is always a plus. The food was delicious. I absolutely loved the fish sandwich. It was grilled perfectly, and the fries were crispy and well seasoned. The coffee was made with freshly ground beans, and if you're a coffee connoisseur, this is definitely your spot. They also have a fresh bakery with so many options to choose from. My least favorite part of brunch was the soup. It could have used a little more salt and maybe some fresh herbs on top. It was served with a cold slice of sour dough bread , and I think grilling the bread would have made the dish much better.
The line is always long and it moves relatively quickly. Love sitting outside. Great ambiance. This place runs like a well-oiled machine. This was my third time there. I always want the fish sandwich but they don't have the fish I want (picky! ). My son got the chicken sandwich which was really great. The bun was so fresh. My FIL got the Benedict. It was huge. Fruit cups all around. Huge chunks of pineapple. My son and I got the lemonade spritz. It was too sweet me but my son enjoyed both of ours.
Still giving Guglhupf four stars mainly for the relaxing vibe and beautiful atmosphere with all the plants, but lowering the bakery stars to a 3.7 for the quality and price. I still love the fruit tart - good texture and mix of sweet and slightly tart. The macaron and elephant ear was pretty good. The macaron had good flavor and texture. Elephant ears tasted good, though I would've preferred more layers and more of a crisp. Lemon poppy danish was the standard danish. I sadly wasn't as impressed by the cream puff and eclair dough. I know they make their pastries fresh every day but on a busy Saturday at 10:30 am, the eclair dough didn't taste fresh and was not as light and airy as I hoped. Cream puff was ok. The dough was also meh. BUT the focaccia was amazing!! It was on-sale day old bread but had great flavor and was soft on the inside and slightly crispy in the outside. All in all, for what's in the area and restaurant's atmosphere, it's still worth the trip.
I have loved Guglhupf's impressive bakery for years and finally got to try their restaurant over the weekend - WOW, I have been missing out!! They don't take reservations, so you wait in a queue to order at the counter. (Clipboards with menus are available throughout the line.) Once you order, you are given a number and can seat yourself either indoors or outdoors. We asked for appetizers first and received our bread service and brezels very quickly. The range of breads and the beautifully salted butter were a crowd favorite, while a pickier member of our party focused in on the delicious pretzels. I also received my drink, the seasonal Hugo Rose, at the same time - it was so light and refreshing & the perfect complement to a spring evening. Soon after we finished our appetizers, our plates were cleared and food was brought to the table. Two of our party ordered the schnitzel, an absolutely massive portion of perfectly breaded meat. Two more ordered the grilled bratwurst sandwich, which was absolutely spectacular both with and without sauerkraut. Finally, we tried their pigs in a blanket. Everything was beautifully prepared, warm, and delicious, not to mention generously portioned. While it took me a while to finally make it to the restaurant, I won't go so long without it again. My only caveat is to get there early, as parking is limited (and competitive!) Highly recommend to anyone who enjoys German food, outdoor dining, and beautifully mixed drinks.
Despite the 15-30 minute wait in line on the weekends, we keep coming back to Guglhupf for a few reasons. First, the seating just can't be beat! You can sit outside or inside, and there's tons of seating for both. This makes it great for large parties, and it's easy to pull together some tables for enough seating. Second, you can order some more coffee or a pastry from the barcode at your table. Amazing! Saves the servers time and saves you time. Third, they have some fantastic vegan options. The vegan breakfast sandwich with shakshuka is incredible. And the spicy fried tofu sandwich is one of my favorite vegan sandos (i will come here just for this sando). Overall, a Durham staple that shouldn't be missed. Fantastic for meeting someone for lunch last minute, large parties, or groups of people who like to linger over their food (you won't be hurried out).
Stop by for a quick snack. It was me and a friend first time, we are from out of town. We tried to check out what they had. While doing so, I gentle man there kept looking at us two and feels like he was rushing us also. Again this was my first time here so I wanted to see what there was to offer. I would had love to buy more then what I order but the rushing made me felt some anxiety of not knowing what I wanted within let's say a minute or two. The pretzel was delicious and the cheese that was use had awesome flavor. Parking was a mess to get in and out. Not sure if I be back if I'm ever in town. 3 stars mainly for the bakery item I bought was delicious.
Ambiance of the restaurant is nice, i enjoyed the outdoor seating. It feels whimsical. The food is not for me, the seasonal honey bear latte was yummy though. Not a lot of flavor but im not an expert on german food... The service was a toss up depending on the person. The man who took our order was nice! The lady in the bakery was not! Its very busy! We came early and there was still a decent line.
Great outdoor atmosphere. The line is long but moves quickly. Enjoyed the schnitzel and got a scone to go from the bakery. A great way to spend Sunday brunch.
Beautiful breakfast spot located in Durham; must sit outside to really enjoy the ambiance! Lots of flowers and trees, and plenty of tables and overhead heaters for when it's cold out. Usually a longggg line, and can be challenging to find parking, but worth it. The line moves pretty fast! The 3 page brunch menu (served until 3 pm), includes several different flavors of coffees, cocktails, teas and wine, pastries, egg items (scrambled eggs, omelettes, croissant sandwiches, pancakes), small plates (overnight oats, granola, bread), large plates (kippered salmon, pork schnitzel), salads, sandwiches, and daily specials from the bake shop! Lots of vegan, vegetarian, and wheat free options on the menu. AND homemade healthy dog treats available at the window. The sweet potato scone was scrumptious- chunks of sweet potato, fluffy (but crisp out edges) bread, topped with cinnamon. The smashed avocado Benedict- smashed avocado, poached eggs, tomato confit, and smoked paprika hollandaise, on their homemade brioche bread, was absolutely delicious. The sauce and the bread made the entire sandwich. Note: they have a special Thanksgiving menu, including tons of delicious baked goods (apple strudel, sourdough, apple bread, fruit tarts, cakes, bread & rolls, pastries.) Will definitely be back to this bakery & restaurant!
No-frills, grab a clipboard with photocopied menu pages, get on line, order at the widow, get a number, find a table, they bring your order. Friendly and engaging staff. Interesting menu... not as German as I expected, but very good. Good beer menu, with some really good options. Stopped in for brunch, which had a more limited menu. I think it's worth trying again for the more interesting dinner menu. Parking was the biggest challenge.
I finally made it to try Guglhupf for dinner since I've heard so much about it. It's a hike for me so I had to set some time aside for this visit. I went on a Saturday night right before closing and it was fairly empty with easy parking. The restaurant was adorably decorated with heaters throughout the patio for cold evenings. I got the pork schnitzel with kasespätzle and salad. The schnitzel was pretty good; I loved the fresh lemon to squeeze on top. The kasespätzle was also very good. It did taste fresh like it was made in house. It's not overwhelmingly cheesy. The salad was so fresh, delicious, and had a nice vinegar tang. It was a large portion so I had enough leftover for the next day's lunch. Overall, good quality and everything was tasty. Sadly, the bakery was closed during my visit, but I'd like to try it another time. It was fun to try some German cuisine and work on my German pronunciation.
7 days ago
Oh weeeeeee yes please ! This bakery and restaurant needs a location in Orlando ASAP. The food , the service X the ambiance were all absolutely fantastic! My family and I enjoyed our meal here with such great conversation from the locals and staff, we laughed and shared stories .. truly wonderful ! My latte and steak and fries sent me on my way happy and full. read more
Great vibes and great food! Stopped by for brunch on a Sunday morning. They don't open until 9 which was surprising. We got there early enough that parking and the wait wasn't an issue, but on our way out it looked rough. The vegan breakfast sandwich was great! I was impressed with the iced vanilla latte as well. Overall a great breakfast spot. read more
On a road trip with my friend and we wanted a light snack before lunch. We saw Guglhupf bakery and restaurant so we decided to stop by the bakery section. We went during early lunch hours. It is busy here,seems like a locals favorite for brunch. There is indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor patio is beautifully decorated. The bakery shop sold alot of in house food products such as housed German sausages and jam. Also local made beverages;the kombucha "Lavendar Dreams" is light and refreshing to drink etc.. I tried the chocolate croissant (crisp but not too crispy,chocolate stuffed filling not jam) and the ham and cheese pretzel( delicous pretzel:ate everything;bread part is savory and soft). Our first visit here I'd say this place makes a great brunch place. You can either stop by for breakfast,lunch or a light snack from the bakery shop. Service wasnt the best here. We informed the cashier that it was our first time here. Knowing that,they kept on stating is that all?.. Everytime am asking about a item and deciding what to try. I understand it is rush hour and can get busy but I felt truly rushed. read more
Great German food in Durham! The restaurant looks beautiful inside and outside. I loved the ordering method, you pay at the counter for all your food/drinks and then sit wherever you want. You can order more drinks by using the QR code at your table. There are water stations and to-go boxes located all around the restaurant, so you really just take care of yourself. This lets you have a more intimate meal since you aren't being waited on, I liked it! We had pretzels for our appetizer, which had both crunchy and soft parts. For my entree, I had the Wurst Teller: two sausages, spatzle, red cabbage, pickles, and mustard. Everything was delicious, I particularly loved the sausages with the cabbage. The German beer was great too! read more
This spot has a great indoor and outdoor space, and it's dog friendly, which is always a plus. The food was delicious. I absolutely loved the fish sandwich. It was grilled perfectly, and the fries were crispy and well seasoned. The coffee was made with freshly ground beans, and if you're a coffee connoisseur, this is definitely your spot. They also have a fresh bakery with so many options to choose from. My least favorite part of brunch was the soup. It could have used a little more salt and maybe some fresh herbs on top. It was served with a cold slice of sour dough bread , and I think grilling the bread would have made the dish much better. read more
The line is always long and it moves relatively quickly. Love sitting outside. Great ambiance. This place runs like a well-oiled machine. This was my third time there. I always want the fish sandwich but they don't have the fish I want (picky! ). My son got the chicken sandwich which was really great. The bun was so fresh. My FIL got the Benedict. It was huge. Fruit cups all around. Huge chunks of pineapple. My son and I got the lemonade spritz. It was too sweet me but my son enjoyed both of ours. read more
Still giving Guglhupf four stars mainly for the relaxing vibe and beautiful atmosphere with all the plants, but lowering the bakery stars to a 3.7 for the quality and price. I still love the fruit tart - good texture and mix of sweet and slightly tart. The macaron and elephant ear was pretty good. The macaron had good flavor and texture. Elephant ears tasted good, though I would've preferred more layers and more of a crisp. Lemon poppy danish was the standard danish. I sadly wasn't as impressed by the cream puff and eclair dough. I know they make their pastries fresh every day but on a busy Saturday at 10:30 am, the eclair dough didn't taste fresh and was not as light and airy as I hoped. Cream puff was ok. The dough was also meh. BUT the focaccia was amazing!! It was on-sale day old bread but had great flavor and was soft on the inside and slightly crispy in the outside. All in all, for what's in the area and restaurant's atmosphere, it's still worth the trip. read more
I have loved Guglhupf's impressive bakery for years and finally got to try their restaurant over the weekend - WOW, I have been missing out!! They don't take reservations, so you wait in a queue to order at the counter. (Clipboards with menus are available throughout the line.) Once you order, you are given a number and can seat yourself either indoors or outdoors. We asked for appetizers first and received our bread service and brezels very quickly. The range of breads and the beautifully salted butter were a crowd favorite, while a pickier member of our party focused in on the delicious pretzels. I also received my drink, the seasonal Hugo Rose, at the same time - it was so light and refreshing & the perfect complement to a spring evening. Soon after we finished our appetizers, our plates were cleared and food was brought to the table. Two of our party ordered the schnitzel, an absolutely massive portion of perfectly breaded meat. Two more ordered the grilled bratwurst sandwich, which was absolutely spectacular both with and without sauerkraut. Finally, we tried their pigs in a blanket. Everything was beautifully prepared, warm, and delicious, not to mention generously portioned. While it took me a while to finally make it to the restaurant, I won't go so long without it again. My only caveat is to get there early, as parking is limited (and competitive!) Highly recommend to anyone who enjoys German food, outdoor dining, and beautifully mixed drinks. read more
2 months ago
Despite the 15-30 minute wait in line on the weekends, we keep coming back to Guglhupf for a few reasons. First, the seating just can't be beat! You can sit outside or inside, and there's tons of seating for both. This makes it great for large parties, and it's easy to pull together some tables for enough seating. Second, you can order some more coffee or a pastry from the barcode at your table. Amazing! Saves the servers time and saves you time. Third, they have some fantastic vegan options. The vegan breakfast sandwich with shakshuka is incredible. And the spicy fried tofu sandwich is one of my favorite vegan sandos (i will come here just for this sando). Overall, a Durham staple that shouldn't be missed. Fantastic for meeting someone for lunch last minute, large parties, or groups of people who like to linger over their food (you won't be hurried out). read more
Stop by for a quick snack. It was me and a friend first time, we are from out of town. We tried to check out what they had. While doing so, I gentle man there kept looking at us two and feels like he was rushing us also. Again this was my first time here so I wanted to see what there was to offer. I would had love to buy more then what I order but the rushing made me felt some anxiety of not knowing what I wanted within let's say a minute or two. The pretzel was delicious and the cheese that was use had awesome flavor. Parking was a mess to get in and out. Not sure if I be back if I'm ever in town. 3 stars mainly for the bakery item I bought was delicious. read more
Ambiance of the restaurant is nice, i enjoyed the outdoor seating. It feels whimsical. The food is not for me, the seasonal honey bear latte was yummy though. Not a lot of flavor but im not an expert on german food... The service was a toss up depending on the person. The man who took our order was nice! The lady in the bakery was not! Its very busy! We came early and there was still a decent line. read more
4 months ago
12 days ago
Beautiful breakfast spot located in Durham; must sit outside to really enjoy the ambiance! Lots of flowers and trees, and plenty of tables and overhead heaters for when it's cold out. Usually a longggg line, and can be challenging to find parking, but worth it. The line moves pretty fast! The 3 page brunch menu (served until 3 pm), includes several different flavors of coffees, cocktails, teas and wine, pastries, egg items (scrambled eggs, omelettes, croissant sandwiches, pancakes), small plates (overnight oats, granola, bread), large plates (kippered salmon, pork schnitzel), salads, sandwiches, and daily specials from the bake shop! Lots of vegan, vegetarian, and wheat free options on the menu. AND homemade healthy dog treats available at the window. The sweet potato scone was scrumptious- chunks of sweet potato, fluffy (but crisp out edges) bread, topped with cinnamon. The smashed avocado Benedict- smashed avocado, poached eggs, tomato confit, and smoked paprika hollandaise, on their homemade brioche bread, was absolutely delicious. The sauce and the bread made the entire sandwich. Note: they have a special Thanksgiving menu, including tons of delicious baked goods (apple strudel, sourdough, apple bread, fruit tarts, cakes, bread & rolls, pastries.) Will definitely be back to this bakery & restaurant! read more
2 months ago
No-frills, grab a clipboard with photocopied menu pages, get on line, order at the widow, get a number, find a table, they bring your order. Friendly and engaging staff. Interesting menu... not as German as I expected, but very good. Good beer menu, with some really good options. Stopped in for brunch, which had a more limited menu. I think it's worth trying again for the more interesting dinner menu. Parking was the biggest challenge. read more
10 months ago
I finally made it to try Guglhupf for dinner since I've heard so much about it. It's a hike for me so I had to set some time aside for this visit. I went on a Saturday night right before closing and it was fairly empty with easy parking. The restaurant was adorably decorated with heaters throughout the patio for cold evenings. I got the pork schnitzel with kasespätzle and salad. The schnitzel was pretty good; I loved the fresh lemon to squeeze on top. The kasespätzle was also very good. It did taste fresh like it was made in house. It's not overwhelmingly cheesy. The salad was so fresh, delicious, and had a nice vinegar tang. It was a large portion so I had enough leftover for the next day's lunch. Overall, good quality and everything was tasty. Sadly, the bakery was closed during my visit, but I'd like to try it another time. It was fun to try some German cuisine and work on my German pronunciation. read more
This is both a restaurant and a bakery that has what seemed to be largely outdoor seating. Of course it's unlikely to be terribly cold in North Carolina. I came for a baked goods rather than dining in, and walked out with numerous indulgent, pastries, and a loaf of bread that was sliced for me. The flavors were rich and contained enough bitterness and soreness to contrast the more indulgent aspects of most of my items. The entire spread disappeared at the hands of the people that I brought it for, which was not a small feat. I would like to come back for the restaurant, which had a lot more for special dietary needs that most German restaurants do read more
What I recommend: The homemade pastries Overall, this is a great breakfast and brunch spot, especially for the scenery. It's a beautiful place to sit and enjoy your morning, but be warned that on weekends it gets extremely packed. They don't take reservations and operate on a first-come, first-served basis, so the line can easily stretch 20 to 30 people deep and parking can get hectic. The food is very aesthetic, reasonably priced, and decent overall, though I do think some dishes could use a bit more flavor. The ambience more than makes up for it, and the homemade pastries are always a nice treat after breakfast. Definitely a good spot for a relaxed morning brunch. read more
3 months ago
We went to the outside patio to eat today and everything was great as always. We had the vegan breakfast sandwiches, which is just egg and a meatless patty on their fresh baked bread. We also took the opportunity to visit the on site bakery as well and went home with some multigrain bread and pretzels. Classic German flavors. The bakery service was amazing as well. read more
5 months ago
Set up beer-garden style with most of the seating as umbrella tables outside. There is a convenient box of menus to look at while waiting in line. You order at the counter and they give you a number-flag to take to your table for the staff to bring the food out to you when it's ready. Nice, fresh food. Decent portions. Very relaxed environment that is family-friendly. read more
I love this place. I love the ambience, the food, the food selection, the bakery and the restaurant. I had the chicken sandwich. It was moist and yummy. I had the French fries. They were crispy, seasoned well and plentiful. You order at the counter and the food is delivered to you. I am in love with bakery because scones taste amazing. I bought 3 scones and a cookie. Yummy is an understatement. I want to know if your company ships to other states. So yummy. Here are my pictures. I recommend this establishment whole heartedly. read more
Finally made it here! I've been wanting to go for a bit to this place but the parking is always packed and the lines are insane. I took advantage of a little rain and came here to check it out. Funny enough, it was still busy but not as usual. I opted for a smaller latte and a chocolate croissant. I ordered at the inside counter where all the bakery items can be seen. I was told you can order at the outside counter for food. So next time, I'll try that. My latte was big even though I ordered the small. Perfect size for me and so good. It's hard to find a good latte, this one was just right. The chocolate croissant was big. I wish they would have toasted it but I didn't ask if that was even a possibility. Regardless, great size and delicious. Super cute restaurant with an outside seating area. The inside has two floors and a bar area. There's plenty of seating but I can see it getting full on a weekend. Parking is probably the worse. Great service. Worth checking out! read more
Had the seasonal omelet, lamb doner, and pork schnitzel. All were great and flavorful. The line outside moved pretty quick and the service was helpful. We loved being able to sit outside and get some nice sunshine in late March. read more
I'm so upset that I moved away before discovering this GEM of a restaurant. Wow. Wow. Wow. Will absolutely be a go to every time I visit! Food - one word - stunnin'. Truly perfect. Our party tried many dishes from a tofu sandwich to a salmon salad to a Benedict with avocado and the vegan breakfast sandwich. There was no flaw whatsoever. The flavors and textures were spot on. Pictured - Blueberry maple muffin (center), chocolate apricot scone (top left), earl grey orange scone (top right), almond croissant (bottom left) and cinnamon schnecke (bottom right) Service - fast friendly and efficient. You order at the counter and take a numbered tag to your choice of seat. Everyone was friendly and lovely to interact with Ambiance - This is my personal style of restaurant. Very open. Doesn't feel like you're in a city at all. Quite while still bustling. Just lovely all around. TL;DR - I will be back. Everything is delicious. Go here. Be happy. read more
7 months ago
I haven't been here in years. I've been to the bakery, but not the restaurant in a while. They changed it up a bit since Covid, now you order outside at a window and sit where you want to either outside or indoors and they give you a number to display at your table for the order. The food is still as good as I remember, plus it's one of the only places around where you can get German cuisine. I know the Döner is now the most popular food in Germany. So I went with the classic lamb doner . It was very tasty and I would recommend it to anybody. Next time I might have to try the chicken or the falafel instead. The Swabian potato salad is not the classic German potato salad because it comes with cucumbers but it was still good. It helps that the sauce on the side was delicious and a little spicy. And you can't beat a good dark German beer. read more
I regret not visiting this place before, that's how awesome this cozy, European inspired and lush brunch place is. The wait line was long but was moving super fast. We ordered at the counter, and sat at any available place. We chose outside since the weather was warm. We ordered their croissant and scrambled egg sandwich with fruit, chicken salad sandwich with coleslaw and a side of fries. In their bakery items we ordered their cream puffs and chocolate croissant. In beverages we ordered their latte and milchkaffe. Everything tasted so comforting and soul warming, the chocolate croissant was buttery and super delicate, cream puff was so good, I can go back just for that!! Chicken salad sandwich was hearty and flavour full. Our coffees tasted strong but aromatic. They do have an exclusive inside store just for the bakery items and everything their looked scratch made and decadent. Strongly recommended for food, place and vibe. read more
1 year ago
I actually really enjoyed my time here! Although you have to line up to order your food, the line does move relatively quickly and the staff is super nice. You would hope for a really good day so that you can sit outside. I think that's better than sitting inside, but there is inside seating as well. Also, if there are multiple people in your party, you can take turns and go get snacks from the bakery to eat while you're waiting in line to order your food. I would definitely recommend brunch. * parking was surprisingly not a total nightmare. It's almost like as you're coming someone is leaving so they're legit was always a spot and they have a parking lot in the back. I couldn't tell you how to get there, but there is one. read more
18 days ago
10 months ago
This restaurant has absolutely amazing atmosphere. A perfect place to come study or do work on a weekday. We did go on a weekday and the greenery was beautiful and the restaurant was nice and quiet. The line gets really long on the weekends. They have the a inside bakery as well which you can grab things to go quickly. Their pastries are delicious. I can't wait to go back and try all their different vegetarian options read more
10 months ago
This was the first time I ate at the restaurant of Guglhupf. I'd come previously and taken pastries to go. The pastries were absolutely delicious and I loved them, so I wanted to come back to try their food. I ordered an omelette for breakfast and it came with fruit and bread. I thought that it was a very delicious breakfast. I also ordered a hot cozy almond latte to drink and thought it was a great winter time drink. Overall, had a great experience. I think the pastries were better than the breakfast in my opinion, but I would love to try some of their more authentic German dishes. read more
10 months ago
Omg!!! Run to this place if you want to eat like you took a 10 hour flight to Germany! In true European manner everything was delicious and not too sweet! The staff was very welcoming and knowledgeable. The had an gugelhopf bundt style cake in the flavor of ginger since it's December. Not sure how often they change the flavor. Also this place is super cool looking. If I had more time I would have loved to have eaten at the fun looking restaurant. read more
1 year ago
For best selection go for brunch, not for breakfast. This restaurant is well known with the locals for a good selection of food that is well prepared. I went at 8:00 a.m. for breakfast, and I was surprised at the crowd there. That's a good sign. But unfortunately, not all of their menu items are available in the morning. For example, they have a wonderful smoked salmon platter that is not ready yet in the morning. So if you want the best selection, go for brunch, instead. They messed up one of our orders, but they were very kind about it and brought us what we actually ordered. I'm not quite sure what the mixup was. The comped is a croissant for the trouble, which was nice. The bakery items are very good, so add a baked good to your order. read more
Very popular breakfast choice we got there before they're opened and I was already a line. There is no table service for ordering food. You must stand in a line and order your food and it's hard to get a refill of coffee. I found the food to be quite tasty and yummy with a slight German influence at least on the breakfast menu many of the seats are outside. There's a small inside area. The outside has a lovely garden with cool weird statues. There's a separate line for the bakery so you might wanna get in that line 1st get a snack while you wait over a half hour to put in your order. read more
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Been here for brunch. Do they actually wait the table during dinner rather than having us order at the register?
Yes, will have to wait to be seated
What's the largest reservation they'll take? Do they have a private room?
My company had our team dinner there. It was at least 20 people. They sat us upstairs in an open area. Not sure if they have a 'full private' room though. Might be worth a call seeking 'full' private
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