So I was on the fence about giving this place a 4/5 but really it's only getting a 3.
First off the atmosphere here is pretty cool. I like the dark colors, deep reds and intimate space they've made.
The service was spot on. Our waitress was quick, friendly and could answer my questions about the menu which was great.
but let's be honest you came here for the food review so let's get on with it!
I ordered the chicken and waffles "sandwich" which came with siracha maple dipping sauce and fries.
The sandwich itself was slightly bigger then a eggo waffle but not by much and in the middle, the smallest, flattest piece of fried chicken I think I've ever seen but the waffle wasn't too big so you could taste the chicken.
The waffle tasted not frozen but the flavor wasn't much more than an eggo waffle (looked identical). The chicken though, that had alot of crunch and a lot of flavor for what chicken existed between my two waffle "buns". What disappointed me was that it was just that, chicken...and 2 waffles. I would think maybe add something else, something more, maybe a friend hashbrown or some sort of potato something or other? Maybe bacon? idk, I felt it needed something else. Apparently you can get an egg on it but idk, I feel like an egg wouldn't have been the appropriate addition to this sandwich.
The dipping sauce though, that brought this meal full circle. Siracha maple sauce. I am pretty cure it was just maple syrup and siracha but I don't care. I had never thought to do it, they did, so they get the credit here.
This sauce with the sandwich hit the freaking spot. the flavor was right on and is the reason I give this place a 3. The fries were good too but they were definitely cisco frozen fries. The middle was starchy and they didn't have too much flavor but they were crunchy and when drenched with the maple siracha sauce I didn't care that they weren't the greatest.
The price is what keeps this place from getting 4 stars, and is what makes me want to bring this down to a 2 star. The price for said sandwich, fries and a water was $15. $15!!!! For a small piece of chicken, 2 "eggo" waffles and a small amount of cisco fries? That was ridiculous to me. I've ordered Kobe Beef Burgers from the Ale House that didn't cost that much. Let's be honest here, this was ridiculous to me.
Anyways....Overall....I'd definitely come back if someone else paid for me but wouldn't spend my money back here, not worth it in my opinion. Yes the flavors were great but really, money vs quality vs quantity is severely unbalanced here.
This sandwich with the fries was a $8 maybe $9 sandwich but even $10 would've been pushing it.
So I'd go try it for yourself, see what you think but after going with a few of my friends we all came to this same conclusion. Lower the prices slightly and you'd have a winner right here.
I will say this though, thanks for the Maple Syrup and Siracha idea, definitely trying this at home, maybe with a maple cream though to give it a thicker texture. read more