Our waitress Kansas was amazing. I have a newly diagnosed gluten allergy and she was really helpful.read more

Probably the Most Beautiful Restaurant Inside that I have Ever Been Too!…read moreService and Food Excellent! If You Want a Nice Atmosphere, this is the Place! We went as they were just Opening so it wasn't Busy and Quiet so you could Really Enjoy!

We see why the average reviews are so high! Absolutely delicious brunch today, great ambiance, and…read moreservice that was attentive at all the right moments. The dishes were brought to the table moments after leaving the kitchen, the plate presentation was perfect, and the tastes were delicious! (Smoked Salmon Benedict, and the salmon was SO good! My wife had the meatloaf sandwich and it was reportedly terrific! I ate some of the toasted sourdough it was resting on!) Anyway, five stars across the board!

for the very offended business owner - this review is from my experience a couple weeks back and…read morenot today !! This was almost going to be a three-star review, but the food really stole the show. We came here for brunch on the last day of our trip. Every time I searched for the best breakfast or brunch spots, this place kept coming up, so we figured it was worth a visit. When we arrived, about half of the restaurant was empty, yet we were quoted a 15-minute wait. During the hour we spent there, I didn't see any of those empty tables get filled. I understand that some may have been reserved, but it did leave me wondering whether the wait was intended to create the impression of high demand by keeping a line outside.Once we were seated, our order was taken, but the food took another 20-30 minutes to arrive. Thankfully, it was worth the wait. I ordered the Salmon Benedict, while my husband had the Biscuits & Gravy. Both dishes were excellent. The salmon was beautifully smoked, the hollandaise sauce was rich and perfectly balanced, and even the breakfast potatoes were crisped to perfection. The biscuits and gravy were flavorful, hearty, and incredibly satisfying.One surprise was that they didn't have an espresso machine, which felt unusual for a restaurant known for brunch. We settled for orange juice, which tasted more like bottled juice than freshly squeezed. The staff was courteous throughout our visit, though I wouldn't necessarily describe the service as warm or particularly engaging.

Amazing experience at Vintage 61 last Friday. One of the best wine selections in Meridian. Fun and…read morelively atmosphere with live music on the patio. Food and service were on point, which says a lot considering how busy it was. It had been a while since our last visit, and it has only gotten better. We'll be back soon!

Five gals went there last night for a birthday celebration. Food is expensive, but really good. I…read moregot the scallops and risotto--6 scallops (not very big) with risotto, $40. Waitress was slow! Drinks were slow to get to our table, water was really slow to get refilled and we were right next to the bar. The restaurant wasn't busy. Rather noisy being next to the bar, but the furnishings and ambiance are nice. Two desserts were ordered: lemon tiramisu and carrot cake. Delicious!

Was in town for a weekend tennis tournament- came here with a part of 12. They don't take…read morereservations but on a Thursday evening they were quick to get us in. The misters made sitting outside super enjoyable- the live music was a great atmosphere. They were nice enough to provide the separate checks we requested. Food was solid - wasn't anything overly special but it was good, drinks were delivered in a timely fashion, and the overall vibe and space was perfect.

I went to Sandbar around 3 PM on June 14th, and I want to give a huge shoutout to the manager on…read moreduty. He asked three very drunk guys to leave after they were being inappropriate and touching their waitress. He handled the situation like a champ. I was honestly about ready to get up and say something myself because of how uncomfortable and unsafe they were making her feel. High five to that manager for stepping in and doing the right thing. And to our waitress, Merideth -- you handled yourself with so much grace and strength. I am so sorry those guys made you feel afraid while you were just trying to do your job. Nobody should have to deal with that at work. You deserve to feel safe, respected, and able to enjoy your shift without being harassed. What started as three guys having a good time turned into full-on drunken, disrespectful behavior. Six shots of tequila in an hour is no excuse for treating people that way. They were from Oklahoma, Alabama area, i assume here for work purposes. To these 3 guys.. this is not how you treat a lady! Thank you to the staff at Sandbar for taking care of your employees and your customers.

Service is great, such A Great selection of whiskeys. Had the half lamb rack, so juicy and…read more flavorful .the candid carrots was a great accompaniment. They have very comfortable chairs and I wish there was a bit more liveliness to the sports bar as there were tons of football games on that were not playing at that time. It's still pretty season.Maybe it'll change when regular season starts. I hope so , cause I'd like to come back again.

This is the worst! The waitress spilled my food on the table…read moreand then proceeded to put it back on my plate She said the table is clean. Then there was no offer of replacement food. Again, the worst ever! Can you imagine what must happen in the kitchen? So, so disappointed and disgusted.

We stopped by Saltbrush for happy hour cocktails and appetizers. You can tell a lot about a…read morerestaurant by the feel of its bar, and Saltbrush delivers--comfortable seating and a great view into its classic Art Deco-style bar create an inviting atmosphere. We took advantage of the two-for-one Old Fashioneds and shared a kebab with a uniquely smoky flavor and incredibly tender texture. We already had dinner plans elsewhere, but Saltbrush is definitely on our list for the full dining experience soon.

I had the opportunity to dine at Saltbrush for a business dinner recently. I had heard the pork…read morechop was amazing and as a midwestern girl, I was excited to try it. Spoiler alert--It is all that! Our server shared that it is a mainstay on the menu and how it is presented changes with the season. For our visit it was served with a rice salad. TBH, I would have licked the plate if I could. Also, I wish I could have finished every thing and picked at the bone. OMG Amazing. The restaurant itself is beautiful. Great build out, quiet--great place to have good dinner conversation. Service was outstanding. Wine list was solid. My only regret is that I wish I would have gone with a larger party so we could split dishes and try more. I can't wait to go back.

Great spot next to the green belt, even the indoor seating feels outdoors with the large garage…read moredoor windows open. Food was excellent. Meatball appetizer and half Italian salad really hit the spot after a good hike. Companions raved about The Kyle and the lasagna soup, and especially the kombucha. Thoughtful service.

My friend and I took a bike ride along the green belt and stopped at Café Luciano's. The location…read moreis absolutely great. You can cross the bridge and be right there to it and either have patio seating or sit inside. It was a great little spot to stop along for our long ride. The restaurant is a little small, but so very well done. My friend got a pasta dish and she was absolutely in love with it. No bite was left. I decided to get the salmon sandwich it was very delicious. I wish that the bread was a little bit softer because sometimes it was super crunchy, but overall enjoyed the flavor. A lot came with a nice side house salad to my favorite part. Was the refreshing mint berry drink for it after a long ride that drink gave me the fuel that I needed back from it. If you're going for a ride along the green belt, I would definitely stop here to get a bite and drink to eat.

We were in town for a convention, arrived a couple of days early so that we could play tourist…read more Decided we hadn't had a good steak in a while when we saw this place near the hotel so decided to try it out. They call themselves a Supper Club, the decor totally reminds me of photos of fine dining back in 'the day'. Its walls are dark and there's a lot of wood and pictures on the wall. Total vintage vibe, in a good way! We were seated against a wall in a 2-top with comfortable seats. Our waiter was Joe, who was FANTASTIC. Chatty and polite and helpful with any questions we had. I ordered the Filet Mignon and the hubs ordered the Prime Rib. He said his was good but did mention that it'd been a while since he'd had Prime Rib and we forgot how much grissle there was (not the fault of the restaurant, of course). He said his was cooked perfectly. My Filet Mignon was really really good. It was not the best I've ever had (the Gaylord in Chula Vista, CA, still gets that nod), but it *was* delicious and cooked perfectly. Prior to the meal, a pimento cheese and olives and ... (crap? pickles?) Sorry, I forgot to put it in my notes, but they bring a little trio of yummies as kind of an amuse-bouche. The cheese was really good, I have the appetite of a bird so had a bit and left the rest for the hubs (who devoured it). They were out of Cheese Curds - which struck me as odd, because they hail from Wisconsin. It almost seems like you really need to *NEVER* run out of cheese curds, or am I wrong? (shrug, I did not ding them a star for this - the question is rhetorical) I didn't notice until I got home that their cheese curds are listed as 'beer battered'. I do wish I'd noticed that when I was there because I would have liked to have asked Joe how that happens. The whole point of cheese curds is their freshness and that they have that little squeak when you eat them. Okay, okay, I got sidetracked on cheese. The place is adorable, it looks like a great date night place, our dinners were good. We didn't order cocktails, nor did we use the restroom - so I cannot speak to that. If you're looking for a good meal in a comfortable, slightly upscale, place, this is your spot! Thank you for reading my review.

A Wisconsin Style supper club in Boise, Idaho? What?!?…read more I was recently on a work trip to Boise and had plans to meet a couple friends for dinner on my first night in town. They suggested Baraboo Supper Club, having zero knowledge that there were any nods to Wisconsin here. Baraboo is a town in Wisconsin and this supper club is owned by a restaurant group in Wisconsin. Also, supper clubs are a very Wisconsin thing. So, does this live up to the Wisconsin Style Supper club hype? It does. It's not an exact replica of how we do it here in WI, but it's close enough to be charming. I enjoyed one of their whiskey cocktails, which was finely rendered. For my dinner, I got the salmon entree, which was delicious. It comes with broccoli and fingerling potatoes which made for the perfect meal. The dining room is warm, welcoming, and just beautiful. The service was friendly and accommodating. Get to it!