I love the feeling that oddfellows gives. When you walk in, it instantly lifts your mood up. They have wooden tables, large windows, and lots of cute vintage decors all over the restaurant. I really like their little touch on flower vases on each table as well. I have been to their brunch/lunch several times, and their foods always have been great. I enjoy their chicken breast salad. It comes with lettuce and beets, tossed with very light dressing. Its a little sweet, while maintaining that tangy sourness. We have also tried their curry chicken sandwich and meatball sandwich. Both were really great in taste and come with side salad. I also love getting stumptown cold brew coffee during summer time. I can enjoy my ice coffee cold without getting it watered down with bunch of ice. I love little brown glass container as well so its extra point for oddfellows for serving it. They also have tons of wine selection, and are open till late, so i will definitely try to visit them for dinner/late night. read more

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Went in on president's day, was crowded but we were seated fairly quickly. I ordered the French toast, only for our server to come back minutes later asking me to choose something else, as they were out of it. Usually servers have a better handle on what's going on in the kitchen, so that was a bit frustrating. Both my partner and I realized that our hands were sticky after touching the table. My partner's knife had a green leaf firmly stuck to it. The hot sauce bottle was crusted over, with streaks of dried sauce down the sides. I found a clothing fiber in my egg. The food was decent, but nothing interesting. Overall, an unpleasant, unsanitary experience. read more

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All the foods are great, love the interior decors such a unique vibe! It is just the right place to hang out with friends on a Saturday morning, with the great food and coffee. read more

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One of the most disappointed brunch meals I've ever had. I've been here a few years ago and food was great... this time was a different story. We ordered French toast, which was not cooked, essentially just a pastry. Also ordered eggs Benedict which came out cold. The waitress did not seem to care much, changed our French toast to a "Dutch baby" which was resembling a pudding it was so undercooked. Would not be back. read more

Their macchiatos are smoooooth here. Had the best American gluten free biscuit here too. The biscuit was crunchy on the outside and dense, yet soft in the inside. There was just the right amount of butter and jam to enhance the taste. This place can get busy on the weekend despite places to sit outside, so be aware of that if all you want to do is sit and read. Luckily, a few steps down Elliot Bay books has a smaller Oddfellow location. Which is helpful because if you forgot a book to read, you can just peruse any of Elliot Bay's books while sitting in the cafe. The cafe is expansive but has less windows than it's bigger neighbor. read more

We accidentally came here during happy hour so the menu was pretty limited. Ordered the porchetta sandwich and it was very tender and the aioli sauce totally went well. However, for $12 a sandwich... I've had better. The service was stinky, too. The whole feel of the place sort of compensated for everything else... great environment. read more

A good find for quality food in a non-formal Atmosphere. We tried the cheese plate and the salads. The ingredients were all very fresh and well presented. read more

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Of all the places we hit up on this Seattle trip, this one I was smitten with. I'll admit that my first impression was one of trepidation. Will I be able to eat anything here? I asked the counter attendant what he would recommend for a dairy and gluten intolerant diet. He wasn't sure, but when I asked specifically about the Pulled Pork I was assured quite confidently by another member of the staff that this was a safe bet, so I went for it. Usually served as a sandwich (of course), I had it with slaw and greens and it was really -- I mean really - really good! It would be better paired with some wholesome potato salad though. I also had a yummy Cappuccino. They use Stumptown coffee. It's just too bad they don't offer more gluten and dairy free options, especially in their desert selection. The space is large and bright with high ceilings and an all windows front. The floor is old wood, as are the recycled tables and benches. Also seriously fantastic are the wood and metal chairs and stools found around the place. I took pictures of the chairs. If you can be in love with a place, it happened to me in there. I'm already salivating for that pulled pork again. read more

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Oddfellows is cool! My wife and I love this place. Great food with a fun ambience. Their food is amazing. No matter if it's just french fries or the daily special, it is always good. They use local, organic, sustainable ingredients when possible. And the menu does change. We come here often for dinner. The place is big with lots of tables, and a little brick wall patio in the back, great for the summer! It seems like they are always busy here, but we never had to wait long for a table for two. Definitely a great place to go during the summer months. read more

Oddfellows - One of the specials in the front - seafood stew. And squash, mini zucchini and feta cheese in back. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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So this is probably one of the most famous cafes in seattle..? So I've heard! But it took me forever to actually come to this place probably cause of the medium ratings on yelp.. and anyway it didn't really impress me in the end. To begin with, the food wasn't great. It's tolerable, as it's quite light, which was desirable. But it didn't stand out! There's no WOW in it. The service isn't good as well.. I feel like the servers were pretty impatient when called upon, and they gave the feeling that all they want is to take the order and deliver the trays and get the hell away from customers. What I did like about Oddfellows though, turned out to be the store design. It's light, simple and makes people feel easy and relaxed in it. So overall I'd say I've had a better experience and I've certainly expected more. read more

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Oof. Really wanted to like this place, but it fell way short of my expectations. I ordered online for takeout (the brioche French toast and a biscuit) and selected a 10:30 am pickup time. I arrived at around 10:35 and informed the hostess that I was there to pickup an order. She went to check on it, came back about 10 minutes later and told me the kitchen had just put the order on ???? At this point I was a little annoyed because obviously if you place an order to be ready at a certain time, you expect it to be there at that time, or at least close to it, not for them to have just started making it when you get there. But whatever, I sat outside and waited for my order, thinking it would be out shortly. Oh boy was I wrong.... I was waiting outside for 30 minutes (!) before my order was ready. Literally wtf? I don't mind slow service if the place is super busy, but there were legit two parties there and both of them already had their food so I couldn't fathom why my order was taking this long, especially since I preordered it for pickup at 10:30!! Anyway, I got the food home and it was meh. The brioche French toast was actually pretty good--kinda dry edges, but the center was nice--but the biscuit was suuuuper dry. Maybe it would work as a sandwich but on its own, it was like a mouthful of chewy sand. Even slathering on butter and jam didn't help it. Basically, if you're gonna spend this much on brunch, go to Portage Bay. read more

Was on a trip to Seattle the food is good but small portions I rather have ate somewhere else and the Mimosas aren't even filled all the way

If you're looking for a brunch or HH spot strictly for the vibes this is the spot. The interior is so cozy and cute and their new outdoor seating transports you to Europe. I can't say I've ever been blown away by the food but I continue coming back because it's a solid spot in the center of Cap Hill read more

The experience was somewhere between 3.5 and 4 stars, so I'll round it up. The setting alone warrants 5 stars. Oddfellows is oozing with rustic, industrial charm and energy. The service deserves 4 stars for dealing with a busy brunch crowd on a sunny spring morning. It's obvious that this place is a staple of the Seattle brunch scene, so be prepared to wait at least an hour during the brunch rush hour! All around, the food was pretty good. The toast with whipped tahini and bananas is so unique and tasty, I want to recreate that at home. The salmon toast was pretty good. They have a full service coffee bar where I finally had my first well-made cortado in Seattle. Definitely want to snag an outdoor table next time! read more

I walked into the restaurant after a performance with a group of 8 and was seated pretty quickly. I love the ambiance of this place, brick on the wall, old yet funky, long wood white tables and benches. Fun! We ordered late night snacks: cheese, fruit, nut platter and fries. The fries came in a can (clever!) but be careful as the can is hot!. Beer selection was great with fun seasonal brews on tap. Good prices, good service, just fun. I'll be back. read more

A local business associate recommended Oddfellows for breakfast - superb choice. Situated in the Capital Hill area, it was a bit of a walk from downtown, but well worth the effort. Sunday morning early and the place was jammin' - every table full and the waitstaff hopping. Everyone was super friendly and I never saw the bottom of my coffee cup. I had the Breakfast Panini - very good choice, plenty for breakfast and very tasty. She had the Seasonal Vegtable Hash - really good as well. The crowd looked to be mostly locals - a very colorful group of folks. I guess they don't see a lot of folks from the South - seemed that my Southern accent was quite the hit with the tables around us. Too much fun - we will be back!! read more

This place is a hit or miss. I've came here a few times where the food was on point and other times where the food wasn't good at all. Oddfellows can get really busy and the wait to get a table could take anywhere from 10-40 min. It's a large area and very busy most of the times. When I come on the weekends I usually get the ham eggs Benedict and on weekdays I'll get some kind of sandwich with a side salad. Last time I was there, the salad leaves were sour and tasted like they've been sitting in the fridge for a while. And the lettuce and tomato on my sandwich tasted soggy and soft. But I must say, their eggs Benedict is soo delicious. Only on weekends though. read more

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Their Duck Confit is to die for. In fact I think it was sacrificed specifically for me, like it lived it's entire life just so that one of it's tasty leg and thighs could bless my plate. I tell you it was heavenly.....the best duck I've EVER had. (Somewhere inside my heart cries for Crave, but alas you are no longer and I must find a new place to love duck entrees in......) Tonight was my first night in and for sure the first of many. My first impression, LOUD. That's the only reason it's not five stars right now. The music was so loud I had to raise my voice over it to be heard properly--I wasn't quite yelling but definitely not speaking a casual conversational tone. If they took the music down two notches it would have been perfect. My boyfriend and I split the Fig and Cheese on Brioche appetizer and it was nummy. Next I ordered the Duck Confit special though I was sorely tempted by the Shepard's Pie and the famous Pulled Pork sandwich. I figured I'd go with the special and come back for the menu mainstays later, say at a quieter time of the day. I tell you what, I was not disappointed. It was crisp yet not dry and had this crunch that was orgasmic. Paired with sliced pears and a green salad at $12 it was a steal. My boyfriend had the $6 Mac n Cheese and he says out of all the Mac and Cheese places in the city that this was the best ever, and that's saying a lot because he's a Mac-Cheesaholic. In addition to the awesome food we were enamored by the setting. The place was huge, big ceilings and tall windows abound. It was rustic yet refined. I loved the low lighting, exposed brick and the crafted look of the menu. The tables looked like they were old school desks, heck, I think I was siting in a pew! Somehow it all fit together. Service was pretty good as well, a bit on the slower end when it came to getting our check but we got our drink refills and food served with a smile and in a timely matter. Plus the servers and chefs all had these intricate tatoos which were really intriguing. Not like your regular stuffy restaurant where their image is pressed aprons and ties. It was like having the indie-punk scene guys and gals serve you dinner. All in all I think it was an awesome experience. I'd go back again--in fact I hope its real soon. read more

Fantastic Oddfellows sandwich! Great atmosphere! Wonderful decor! Very friendly staff! BUT.... I DIED in the first bite of the peanut butter and jelly cupcake...twice! It was like a rainbow and sunshine had been crapped on my brain! It brought a tear of bitch-slapping happy to my eye! Are you on a diet? Well, say goodbye to it because you will want to go back for more and more and more! Do you think they serve those cupcakes at 8pm?? Because I'm going back for more as soon as I get off work!! read more

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This was our first stop when my husband and I arrived in Seattle, based off of a recommendation. Although super busy, we were seated very fast and they were more than willing to accommodate the huge stroller we were lugging around. The environment was so clean and homey. It was very comfortable and our service was good. I also really loved how simple the menu was. To be honest, I have no idea how this place has only 3.5 stars. Everyone in our group walked away extremely satisfied. My husband still raves about his scrambled eggs and I would fly back tomorrow for my Porchetta Sandwich. I would recommend Oddfellows to anyone visiting Seattle. The only negative to me seems to be the price. We ended up spending more than I would have liked but, the food was quality and worth every penny. read more

After two years, came back to Oddfellows last night and was glad I did! I had the pesto gnocchi, which was superbly flavored and balanced with a lemon ricotta. So many restaurants soak gnocchi in butter and salt and give you too many so that you leave feeling like you have a ball in your stomach. This was just right, and felt filling but light. I'd have it again! The Caesar salad was tasty, the wine was fantastic. And, the servers were incredibly friendly and patient with all of my questions. read more

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The food is delicious, no doubt about it. I'll go over the positives first before touching on the negatives. Positives: -Braised lamb: YES. Ok, I'm a big lamb fan so perhaps I'm biased. But this was an awesome dish for more than just its lamb. Yes, the lamb was well-seasoned and tender. But the pasta was a big hit for me. It had the texture of being hand-made, which I like, and I soaked up the sauce afterwards. -The other people I was with said their dishes (Porchetta Sandwich, Ricotta Gnocchi, Chicken) were also delicious. If anything, they looked great. -The layout of the restaurant was neat. There's outdoor seating, both at the front and back of the restaurant, and the indoor area had a nice feel to it. The service was pretty good, too. Negatives: -It's very loud in the restaurant. I guess you can view that as a good thing, since it implies there are a ton of people in the restaurant eating (for good reason). But it's not a good place for a quiet, intimate meal. -The food, in my opinion, was slightly overpriced. Yes, it was good, but the portion size was not sufficient for what I paid. Overall, the experience was a good one. I'd go back to Oddfellows, without a doubt. But the negatives I mentioned were enough to bump my rating down to 4 stars instead of a full 5, which the food itself (apart from price and environment) would probably receive. read more

The food was good, the service was good, and the atmosphere was great! I loved the interior design and how beautiful everything looked. Went here for brunch and the seasonal vegetable hash with ricotta cheese and a homemade biscuit was bomb! So was the grape fruit cooler. Also the jam here is amazing. read more

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I tried the steak frites for my meal and the Brussel sprouds for an appetizer. The price point is not too bad. At 12 dollars for the appetizers and 22 for the steak frites. The taste was not the best as that is one of the things lowering the score. The service was decent. She was helpful read more

I've only ever been to Oddfellows for brunch, but this I've done many many times. Usually brunch is wonderful. I have seen some issues with consistency on some of their menu staples (brioche toast), while other items come out perfect every time. My go-to item is their B.L.A.T.T. Bacon, lettuce, avocado, tomato, and turkey on sourdough bread with a side salad. It's legit the best version of a BLT I've ever had. The brioche french toast topped with a seasonal berry compote and mascarpone can be incredible when it's right, and a bit of a letdown when it's off. Love love love their Bloody Mary. Might be my favorite in Seattle. Made with their Cucumber infused vodka, it really brightens up this spicy breakfast cocktail. This thing is a must have for any Bloody Mary fans out there. This place is b-u-s-y on the weekends. Be prepared to get your name on a list and piddle about CapHill for about 10-45 minutes while waiting for your table. read more

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I have mixed feelings about Oddfellows. I can't decide between a 3 or 4 star rating, so I'd say it's a 3.5. Sometimes I feel like some of the things on their menu is over priced. Other things I love and would dish out whatever they asked me to pay. Here's what I've eaten here so far: 1. Porchetta sandwich: YES, YES, and YES. I could eat this a million times and not get sick of the melt-in-your-mouth pork, the garlic aioli, and the soft warm buns. At lunch this is served with salad and at dinner this is served with fries. 2. Ham, cheese, salad plate: can't remember what it's called but it was eh. Wouldn't get it again. 3. Risotto (dinner): pretty delish. I liked it because I was craving risotto. I'd get it again when I'm in the mood. Basically: yes, I'd come back, but only for the things I like. I tried a number of other things off of friends' plates, but they were mediocre. The bottom line: get the porchetta. read more

The best breakfast and potentially the best food I had during my time in Seattle. Also, they put me onto Secret Aardvark hot sauce. That's enough to warrant a four-star review (in my book). read more

I remember coming to Oddfellows just after it opened; once for dinner, then once for drinks and snacks. I've never been for breakfast but I've heard good things. The initial visits were both fine but didn't really make me want to come back desperately soon, especially with all of the other great options nearby. Last night we went to Oddfellows for a birthday party and had a pretty good experience, so I thought - time for a Yelp. It was great to have a reservation, which I'm not sure they take for smaller groups - there were about a dozen of us and we had a nice long table in the back between the coolers full of beer and staff station in the middle of the restaurant. When we arrived at 8pm, the rest of the place was packed and there were several people crammed in the tiny area next to the door waiting to be seated. We breezed past them to our long, spacious table and ordered some fries and drinks while we waited for the rest of the party. The drinks (I had a Blanche) were great, the fries were just OK. They were hot and there were a decent amount of them - they were served in a cup with a paper cone that seemed to help keep them warm until they were gone. They were, however, weirdly flavorless, with no salt, served with ketchup and plain aioli sprinkled with a few chives. I was hoping for the interesting flavor of Presse's mayo or at least a well-salted potato, but I was starving so I plowed through them with the help of my friends. Sweets and I shared the chicken, which I don't normally order since it's pretty easy to cook at home but was the one thing we could both agree on. When it arrived, I was very pleasantly surprised to find that not only was it enough for both of us, but it was well-cooked with extremely delicious salty-crispy skin, served on a bed of pea vines with a couple of small potatoes hidden underneath. I had to ask for some mustard for the chicken since there was no sauce present, but overall it was a satisfying meal which left just enough room for Cupcake Royale ice cream on the slow walk back home. We had a few more drinks, and I was able to try the meatballs with polenta (also delicious) and heard good things about other dishes from those animals less willing to share bites. Overall, the menu had a decent selection with fair prices for the plates that were brought out. The wine list seemed good (I had a delicious cava) and there were a few cocktails on the menu that seemed fine but not super innovative. Even though I had a great experience here, I still don't know if I'd battle the crowds to come back on a date. It's good but with myriad other delicious options in the surrounding blocks and a likely ever-changing menu, I'm not sure I'd crave it - but if a friend suggested this as a place to meet for a drink before dinner or even a late-night meal, I'd say yes. read more

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Ordered the BLT with rotisserie chicken and they gave me 4 little pieces of chicken, a massive tomato, one piece of bacon, all on fluffy bread to make it look like it was a lot of food but in reality there was nothing on it. Super dry sandwich with no aioli on it super disappointed another tik tok hyped restaurant who doesn't actually live up to the hype or quality it should read more

This just might be my new favorite spot in Seattle. Yep, I just might have to become a regular. Twist my arm. The first time that I stopped by was to have a drink while waiting for a friend during the Capitol Hill Block Party. I thought it would be a madhouse but I was able to sidle right up the bar and it was not long before I had a most refreshing Negroni in front of me. The bartender and hostess were fantastically nice and I just liked the vibe of the spot. The space is one big room with the kitchen and bar and all of it out in the open. Very inviting. I was so impressed with my quick little visit that I came back a few days later for some vittles (and another Negroni or two). The service was again stellar - fast, efficient, friendly, accommodating to all of our quirky needs - and the food was outstanding. We got the beets, meat plate, pork belly and orzo mac n' cheese. I need a moment when recollecting that pork belly. Oh...so...good. The veggies were all fresh, the food was served piping hot and the quality of everything was top-notch. I will for sure, for sure be coming back to Oddfellows (maybe tonight?). We got to the meet the owner as she left and she was totally cool and down to earth. And did I mention the 'Big Lebowski' quote on the bottom of the bill? Too freaking cool. read more

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Biscuits. The best in Seattle. I could honestly eat one everyday. If you don't get a meal that had a biscuit I HIGHLY suggest getting the $5 biscuit and jam sandwich. You won't regret it The menu is pretty straight forward. Some egg dishes, oatmeal, and such. Not a very large menu I always get the scrambled eggs with a biscuit. It comes with a fresh side salad. The eggs are fluffy and butter. They mix some fresh herbs in which is sooooo good. It can get pretty crowded here, and I won't really come here with a group more than 4. Most of the seating is 2 people I'd say read more

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Calling all hipsters, queer folk and sophisticated mamas: this is the place to go if you want an authentic Seattle feel. Delicious, fresh flavor... Rustic Italian style. Cocktails through dessert, this spot is a 10. I'm in town visiting and wanted to try a local's spot. Hit the jackpot! read more

Oddfellows - Polenta and short ribs so tender they melt off the bone and a tasty rigatoni and mushroom dish with an amazing cocktail. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Here in Seattle for my fist time, n I just wanted to start my day great...I definitely did at Oddfellows. Food was delicious and the service was great too. Love it when your cup of coffee never gets low. I might start my morning here everyday I'm here in Seattle. But I definitely recommend it. Very good service all around l. Thank you Oddfellows for the service. read more

Make sure you stick with a party of 4 or less people if you're going to sit outside and have a fighting chance at sitting in a space with shade. They have 2 tables in which that have absolutely zero shade, so you can bake at your leisure when the sun is out. read more

Stopped by yesterday for a late lunch (ultimately had to try the dinner menu). Oddfellows is a very cute eatery and bar, with patio seating, and excellent service. Our table tried the Crispy Chicken Sandwich, the Polenta & Meatballs, the Crispy Prosciutto + Green Pea Salad, and fries for the table. Overall, we were happy with our food. The Chicken Sandwich and fries definitely stood out, but the Polenta + Meatballs was under seasoned, and could've used some nuance on the flavor profile and overall on the dish. The highlight however was our server! Just moved to Seattle, and there on his second day of work, he was calm, professional, quick and friendly. read more

I'm definitely a fan of Oddfellows, be it brunch, lunch, dinner, or late night. The interior has an awesome ambiance, and the fact that they have outdoor seating is a huge plus. The tables out front are fantastic for people watching. We showed up for Easter brunch earlier today and sat out on the back patio for the first time ever. Service was prompt, friendly, and we chowed down on the BLAT and porchetta sandwiches. Oddly enough, the highlight of the meal was the refreshing beet shrub and ginger beer soda. I'd highly recommend it as the perfect drink for a sunny day. Regular lunch and dinner here is fantastic as well. I think I was caught off guard here once for happy hour. They only serve a limited menu during the late afternoon. Overall, get here if you haven't already. read more

Fast service and an excellent breakfast. Came in this morning around 9:30, got a seat inside and was greeted right away. I ordered the brioche french toast with mascarpone and fruit compote and it was absolute heaven. The fruit was not overly sweet so that it wiped out all the flavor of the buttery brioche toast, and it was neither too soggy nor too dry. The portion was just right as well. My boyfriend ordered the baked eggs and spinach (minus the ham) and said it was terrific-- he didn't leave feeling greasy and sick as you can sometimes do when ordering a breakfast skillet-type meal. We both recommend the bloodymary too-- it had a spicy kick and delicious pickled green beans as garnish. While I was there I also noted the portions of other people's breakfasts-- the steel cut oatmeal and greek yogurt and fruit bowls both were huge and looked equally delicious. read more

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A really special coffee shop. We were in Capitol Hill for SIFF each Sunday for a few weeks, and stopped here for coffee before our films. A large, high ceilinged room with lots of vintage charm and a great big picture window to let the morning light in, I wanted to move in. And the food! They have an amazing biscuity muffin thing with a whole egg baked inside, yum! And the hot breakfast is really special too. Egg and biscuit is elevated with the addition of a small side salad. Baked eggs in a skillet with ham - amazing. My only tiny complaint about Oddfellows is that the drip coffee for eat-in is a little pricey. But whatever! read more

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Love this place. All of the staff have been very friendly and the food is really good. I'm a country boy and I am rarely impressed by gravy, but I got the bisc and gravy and it's delicious! Both are delicious. The eggs are fluffy and tasty. Got a latte. And it's delicious. Five stars all the way! read more

Fun spot that was a short cab ride from our downtown Seattle hotel. Packed restaurant full of diverse crowd of people sitting at various small and large communal tables. There were also a number do single diners and/or drinkers sitting solo at the bar. Cool, casual overall ambiance. The service was great and the food pretty good. I would definitely return to enjoy drinks with friends. In terms of food, I remember the charcuterie being average and the meatballs with polenta tasting great. read more

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