Bruh! We brought our family specifically for the yuzu scallop soba, and they friggin got rid of it!!! PLEASE BRING IT BACK! THE LUNCH SPECIALS are why ppl love it here. We won't be coming back unless they change the menu back, tbh, bc everything else was meh. We keep telling the waiter, who's so kind and hope this reaches the owners or chef!! Love the vibes, chill music, volume level is appropriate for having good conversations but not at all too silent. We're always relaxed coming here, especially with our newborn and toddler! read more

Contemporary Japanese inside, modern and not too minimal. One table, tons of bar seating, mostly around a long u-shaped bar that's surprisingly comfortable when it starts to fill up. Karaage is massive pieces, seems like they de-bone and de-skin chicken thighs but don't really cut them further-- would be nice if they did cut them a little smaller, because they were delicious otherwise. Sunomono is on-point. Soba menu seems to have evolved over time, the beef ribeye seems to be a constant one tho-- thin cold soba, thin sliced beef, with a soft-boiled egg. Execution is right, but was hoping to see the scallop soba, which apparently has rotated off the menu. 3.5 stars, but will round up. Solid enough I enjoyed my meal, but did not have me craving to come back. read more

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Came here for my birthday lunch! First thing I noticed was how cute and also minimalist the restaurant is. It really felt like you were in a cozy little family restaurant in Japan, with a counter on the side with seating, a few small tables, and a middle u-shaped bar area. Overall, simply laid out but beautiful. We learned about the place from Groupon, and I really appreciate that they are offering excellent quality food with a discount - much appreciated in these times! This is kind of a small bites place, where you get a couple of smaller portions of meat and other sides as well as a main portion of stuff like cold or warm soba noodles. Since it was my bday, we did it up a little big and ordered many things... We tried the signature sobar lunch, which came with several courses (I got the traditional tsuyu with brisket, the cabbage, seared sashimi and grilled duck - delishhhh, and a handroll, along with a spiked lemonade drink, which was a delight). The vibe and ambiance were cool and the service was helpful and warm to us. Overall, the food was fresh and the flavors were mostly very good (particularly the duck and sashimi). I think maybe I'm not the biggest fan of cold noodle dishes, and the house broth was good, but didn't quite knock my socks off. I also felt like it was on the lighter side portion-wise, so I feel like I did leave the place still a little hungry. Given the average price on the menu, that part was a little disappointing. I would return, but I think next time I'd need to levelset my expectations on the portions and order a warmer noodle dish. read more

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This place is a diamond and James is AMAZING. Everything he recommended was incredible. My husband and I went here on date night on a Tuesday. It definitely could've been busier but honestly, it really didn't matter because the food and service were fantastic. The bar area where you eat has elegant wooden chairs, and there are only a few tables where you can actually sit down at a traditional western style table and eat. You absolutely have to get the premium sake sampler. The pours are generous and the sake is very good. read more

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I think I went on an off day. Have been wanting to check this place out for a bit. I go to japan quite often and soba has become one of my favorite things to eat, so when this place came onto the scene I planned to check it out, and finally did a few weeks ago. Cool little spot, a little understaffed due to some turnover. Thats forgivable. The server did their best to accommodate since they were the only one running front of house that day. Lets get to the food though. I kept reading on the menu that these things have savory flavor, so i got one of the stars of the show the ribeye niku soba, and i've gotta say this was probably the most bland thing ive eaten in a long time. The broth had no flavor, the ribeye was essentially a bland korean bulgogi, but oddly very dry and hard to chew. I had to ask for some shicimi and salt to try to get any semblance of flavor out of the the dish, but honestly the worst part of it is that the broth itself tasted like mildew, and trust me i know the flavors im looking for and i can tell a difference between kombu and other flavors. We are talking about one of my all time favorite things to eat, i've had them all, and this just seemed like the filtration system they have for the water used may be broken, have an overdue filter replacement, or someone made a boo boo and used the wrong faucet. Even just a subtle flavor would have been enough here. I will say the soba they make is great with a really nice chew, but everything else in the niku soba was not. A bit disappointing of a visit as I had high hopes. I dont mind the prices as long as the taste is good, but I think the owners need to do some recon on how the cooks are preparing and sending out these dishes. I'm always willing to try a place a second time, so im hoping they make some changes here because its a shame that the soba is so good, but the rest of the things in one of their signature dishes was really bad. I will probably stick to the dipping soba next time. read more

We made another visit to SOBAR tonight, I was reminded why it's a favorite. This time I had the soba with the rib eye, while my son had the egg drop soba. It's obviously costs a bit more for soba here in the States than it is in Japan (then again, hamburgers are expensive there) but as my son remarked, it's worth it to have a meal this good and authentic. The homemade noodles are as good as any I've had in Japan, but the broth is amazing. My son and I both consumed it all, it's that good. It compliments the noodles perfectly. We shouldn't forget we got an order of the kara age (Japanese fried chicken), it's one of the best we've ever had. This time I had a full glass of sake, it was amazingly smooth. We then topped it off with a small shot of plum wine, so much better than any other plum wine I've had. Their maitre'd James is the perfect host. He draws from his experience living in Japan to make spot-on recommendations and provide friendly conversation. He's the perfect host This isn't cheap eats. But it is completely worth the dining experience. If you're on the westside and you appreciate authentic Japanese cuisine, I recommend you check it out. read more

Excellent service and sake execution from James. Nice clean chewy texture of soba. We had warm broth and Zara, both amazingly high quality and perfect. Same flights absolutely delicious, with James explanation, we knew which would be our favorites , but all were refreshing. Otafuku has always been my go to, but SOBAR is a very nice new addition for me. One of the best soba ya in LA. read more

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I ordered the zaru soba and it was good. My boyfriend he got the Kakiage Soba. It was terrible. The broth is salty, the noodles was overcooked so it doesn't hold a noodle shape, all broken down plus tempura flakes make the dish is even worst, also in the dish description said it has scallops, we didnt even get that scallop in the mouth. I don't think it's worth $19. It's gross to finish and this is the first time I've ever seen my boyfriend cant finish the dishes which is bad. The service was okay, not good not bad. The store was clean, no music, which made me has to hear baby's crying, staff and people talking. I gave 2 stars cause only my soba was good. read more

Really delicious soba noodles! Staff were kind and helpful. Found free street parking right out front for dinner time. Will need to put money in the meter for other times. Can't go wrong with the mushroom scallop soba noodles! Clean and bright interior. Make a reservation before you go read more

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Might be my new favorite soba place. I drive by here every day to and from work and have been wanting to try it. We finally went and it did not disappoint. The buckwheat soba noodles are made fresh everyday and you can tell the difference. I had the scallop shiso chilled soba and if you love shiso this is the dish for you. I'm actually don't loooooove shiso (though I still enjoy it) and even for me this dish was so incredible. The micro shiso in the broth was just so much flavor but in the best way possible We also had some apps including the Sunomono and agadashi tofu. The agadashi tofu outside layer was still so crispy and the dish was piping hot, sooooo good There's a huge bar that you can sit at and some table seating, so this would be the perfect spot for a solo date too read more

Stopped by for cold soba on a hot day and this just hit the spot. We were on a semi-rush and staff was understanding and we got our food, ate, and out the door in less than 45 minutes. We got the special lunch combo for $17. We ordered the Ribeye Niku Soba with Karaage and my friend got the Scallop Shiso Maze Soba with Tendon tempura bowl. Refreshing and perfect for the weather. The ribeye soba was meaty and flavorful. The tempura bowl and Karaage were were perfect compliments to the soba, filling and provides a nice contrast to taste and consistency. Service was friendly and attentive. Interior was clean and welcoming. Only street parking is available, though, so be prepared! read more

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I love this place. So fresh, kind servers, and absolutely delicious soba. Closest I've had to Japan.

Came for a friend's birthday and we made a reservation for 4. There was only one other party in the restaurant for dinner but it was on a rainy night. So shared the duck appetizer, some tea, and ordered different noodles. The food was all very yummy but they are on the pricier side a bit. I could not finish my food as it was a good amount! Tea was also very interesting and flavorful. The vibes are kinda like a date spot. The seating is a couple tables and a bar like seating. Next time I'd like to order my tempura crunchies on the side of my soba so they don't end up getting soggy. Otherwise I really enjoyed it. read more

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The atmosphere is clean and minimal, centered around a U-shaped bar that adds a welcoming touch. Near the entrance, a display of sake bottles sets the tone, offering a glimpse into the restaurant's curated taste. It feels like a great spot for a solo meal, especially if you're looking for something calm and thoughtfully prepared. We visited for a weekday lunch. With only one chef on duty, the service was understandably a bit slow, but still attentive. We ordered the special appetizer plate, along with two types of zaru soba -- one with shiso sauce and the other with tororo. While the appetizer plate felt slightly overpriced given the portion size, I appreciated the care put into each item. That said, the grilled rice ball and salmon could've been warmer -- possibly a result of limited staffing. The soba itself was excellent, with a pleasantly firm and tangy texture. The shiso sauce, however, leaned a bit too salty and thick for my taste, whereas the tororo sauce was well-balanced in both flavor and texture. After finishing the noodles, we asked for sobayu (hot water mixed with buckwheat flour), and once again, the shiso dipping sauce remained too salty to enjoy even when diluted -- but the tororo sauce paired beautifully with it, enhanced by the delicate sweetness of fresh wasabi. read more

SOBAR - Zaru soba with shiso sauce - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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At Sobar, you're here for a calming experience at the U-shaped wooden live edge bar. As you listen to relaxing jazzy grooves, the team creates handcrafted soba noodles. Zaru Soba: The chilled soba is on a round bamboo sieve. The thin noodles have a subtle almost nutty flavor. They are firm and a little slick. The tsuyu is soy sauce plus dashi with a plate of scallions and a bump of wasabi. You pick up some of the soba and dip it in the tsuyu. The flavors are very precise, distinct, and understated. The friendly staff is happy to share their culture. They shared some new age sea salts for a non-traditional flavor boost. The salt flakes add jolts of yuzu and matcha. When the soba is finished, they'll bring a teapot. Pour the starchy white soba cooking water into the tsuyu so it becomes drinkable. The warm and savory soup is a comforting treat to end the meal. Chicken Karaage: The chicken is outstanding - plump and super juicy - as if they would burst. The big golden dark meat pieces are battered and fried to perfection. I could easily eat a bucket of these. Parking is bountiful in the adjoining residential streets. It's a joy to walk through this very calm neighborhood filled with blooming flowers. read more

SOBAR - Zaru Soba with a side of chicken karaage - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Delicious soba. Chill environment. Prompt and helpful but not overbearing service. I had the Kakiage Soba and the Special Sake Sampler. Both exceeded my expectations and I'm already looking forward to my next visit. read more

SOBAR - Kakiage soba (warm soba with fried shrimp, scallops and veg) - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Came here for their anniversary celebration and was seated promptly at open. Overall consensus on this place is it's nice, clean, and simple. Although you do pay some West side mark ups for Asian food, the soba was still enjoyable. Their most popular dish, the Ribeye Niku Soba, skimped pretty hard on the ribeye but the scallop which was also the same price had just as much if not more protein than the ribeye. Would recommend this place only if you don't want want to go far from the west side for soba. read more

SOBAR - Scallop Shisho Maze Soba - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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A small but very beautiful and clean restaurant specializing in soba. Their tempura is crispy and light, the agadashi tofu is perfectly fried and the broth delicious. The eggplant was an expected flavor bomb. So so good! I love a classic cold dipping soba. It's so comforting and SOBAR definitely hits all the notes. They have some interesting dipping sauces in addition to the classic. Some of the swings are a miss, but others work ok. Overall, an excellent soba place that I wish I had locally! read more

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Relatively new spot (I think they have been open about a year or less as of early 2025) that specializes in soba noodles. With a pretty streamlined menu and a minimalist wooden decor inside a pretty small spot, this place feels like a cozy, sleek spot to grab some delicious Japanese food. Before coming here, my mind was already made up. I had to order the Kamo Negi Soba. I really wanted to savor the noodles and asked for the yuzu and matcha salt. I took small bites of the chewy, delicious noodles using the different salts and really trying to showcase the flavor before dipping the noodles in the broth. Such a simple, wonderful dish of beautifully crafted noodles. Minimalist like the surroundings at the bar. In addition to having the delicious noodles, we wanted to try a couple of the sides as well. We went with the nori-shio potatoes and agedashi nasu (eggplant). Both sides were very good and had wonderful texture. I'm a big fan of eggplant and that dish really hit the mark for me. read more

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I heard about this place through the LA Times. It's on the corner of Washington and Centinela. I found street parking 2 blocks away; the closest street has residential permit parking only, and there is metered parking on Washington. There was no signage on the restaurant before opening until they pull down a cloth screen that has the Sobar name. Next door is a vegan Japanese restaurant. I came for lunch. They take reservations by phone, but I was not asked if I had one. There was a single person in front doing everything. She was quite strict about where to sit. There is the main U-shaped bar in the middle, with another counter facing the wall and maybe 2 tables in front. Sobar specializes in ju-wari soba, made only from buckwheat flour and water. For weekday lunch, they offer their $35 Signature Sobar Lunch with Zaru soba (several soba and dipping sauce options) and 4 small dishes, in my case cabbage, salmon sashimi, grilled duck, shrimp tempura handroll. They also had a $17 Special Lunch combo (choice of soba and side + cabbage), or several a la carte soba options. I went with the Signature lunch. It sounded like a lot of food but it was not. The handroll was pretty traditional, but the salmon and duck were rather unique and delish. The cold soba was fine, I chose the traditional tsuyu dipping sauce with scallion and wasabe. I asked for yuzu salt (per the LA Times). I'm a soba novice, so I dipped the soba first in the salt and sauce bowl, then eventually just dumped the soba in the bowl and sipped up the leftover sauce like tea at the end. Perhaps Neanderthalic, but no one noticed or chastised me. The server, perhaps used to working alone, was an efficient whirling dervish, my meal was complete in less than an hour. I could have eaten more. read more

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Food 3/5 Service 3.5/5 Ambiance 4/5 Sobar is very average compared to its price range. We spent close to $170 for dinner and nothing wow-ed us. I don't mind paying for quality food that makes it worth its value. With soba, you can easily make it at home and to pay an exorbitant price for soba seems a tad unreasonable. The appetizers were also very average; they look nice, but the taste is nothing spectacular. They ran out of the matcha tiramisu dessert which was one main reasons I wanted to try this place in the first place. All in all, I'd say Sobar is overpriced for what they offer. read more

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The quality is so good! The noodles tasted so fresh and delicious. Got the bold chicken broth soba, which is one of their newest menu items and the broth is so good!! The lemon sour cocktail paired well with it. I also love the interior. It has such a calming and cozy ambiance. Service was very quick and kind. Can't wait to come back! read more

SOBAR - Tuna and salmon hand roll - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I absolutely loved my experience at Sobar! The moment we walked in, we were greeted with a cozy, relaxed atmosphere and the warm aroma of freshly made broth. The staff was friendly, attentve and seemed genuinely happy to be there, which made the whole dining experience even better. The soba noodles were perfectly chewy and flavorful; I ordered the spicy Garlic Enoki Soba which is served in a spicy (not really spicy but flavorful) savory garlic broth topped with fried mushrooms and poached egg. The soba is made in-house, daily with 100% organic buckweat which makes these noodles gluten free, healthier and delicious. Our lunch special allowed us to choose from a variety of their menu options. I chose the assorted tempura with rice and everything was spot-on! Crispy, light tempura which was perfectly sweet and salty not needing any sauce and scrumptious with the seasoned rice. We also ordered the Kakiage Soba which is also a warm soup of savory broth, topped with crispy shrimp, scallop and mixed vegetable fritters and a poached egg. Additionaly we ordered a small bowl of their Ribeye Niku Soba which was chilled with savory broth and poached egg. Every bite was a work of art; balanced flavors, nurturing, comforting and delicious! The presentation was simple but elegant, and even though the dishes were traditional, they had a modern touch that made them feel special. Wooden spoons and chopsticks elevate each bite and slurp. Prices were extremely reasonable for the quality, and portions were generous without being heavy. Overall, Sobar is a hidden gem: authentic, comforting, and consistently delicious. I can't wait to go back and try more dishes from the menu! read more

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I have heard great things about Sobar and we headed over right when the restaurant opened at 5:30pm. There are two tables and lots of bar seating. We picked our seats and got otsukemono to start with a northern light sake. The pickeled vegetables were small but high quality with excellent crunch. The sake had a great apple taste which was delicious. I got zaru soba with shiso dipping sauce. My husband got the warm soba, the kamo negi which had slices of duck in the broth. The chilled noodles were chewy and were a lovely vessel for the dipping sauces. The shiso dipping sauce was bright green with all the shiso leaf added in with a hint of vinegar and garlic. This is a little challenging to eat so I suggest going slow as it can be a bit messy. The service was really fast and attentive. Overall I highly recommend this soba bar. read more

SOBAR - Zaru soba with shiso dipping sauce - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Blink and you might miss it but what a great find. While there is no designated parking lot, since it is located deep in Culver City, you can usually find street parking. My friend and I went early, 6pm on a Friday night, and we are glad we did. While we didn't try for a reservation, the line for a table was pretty long by 6:30pm. With so many delicious options on the menu, it was a tough call but in the end we opted to share 3 dishes. Cucumber Sunomono ($7), Appetizer sampler, Maze Soba ($21). Everything was super flavorful, light, and refreshing. Just what you would expect from a Soba restaurant. We started with the crunchy cucumbers which was savoy with a touch of sweet, which flowed nicely into the slightly heavier and saltier sampler with the pork belly and duck. Finishing it all off with the sweet and savory soba with a touch of salt. If you're looking for a lighter type of meal this is a great option. read more

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I am in shock that this hidden gem is exactly that, hidden. I was the only person that was having lunch today here and I'm sad to see it. The flavors were on point, the ambiance was nice, the pricing was fair, and the portions I got were surprisingly big ( and I eat a lot ). Definitely check this spot out next time you're craving Soba! Everything I tried, I would order again. read more

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New menu! I miss the pickles but luckily they still offer the lemonpeno cabbage which I love. We got the rib eye ramen (with hot broth) and the chicken ramen and I added a poached egg. Yummy! read more

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Very cute little resturant. Street parking only, which can be tricky when busy. I ordered the zaru chilled soba with two different dripping sauces. I liked that there was an option to try to different dipping sauces for an affordable add on rather than having to choose one. I really enjoyed the shiso dipping sauce and next time would only order that one. There are some hot soba dishes available for those more into warmer noodles. I have not found many soba specialty restaurants around. This was a delicious meal, the service was speedy, the atmosphere intimate and inviting. I can't wait to go back and try their hot noodle dishes! read more

SOBAR - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

SOBAR is a local treasure. They serve both cold and hot soba variants. But I think the stars of the menu are actually the small plates. The dash pumpkin and eggplant agedashi are worth traveling for alone, and the hand rolls were surprisingly delightful. Service here is always quick and attentive. read more

Update: Our new favorite is the Kakiage soba ($24). We usually get that and the ribeye, yum! There's also an appetizer plate ($28) now which is also a great starter. read more

Came for their lunch special which is a very good deal. Came right around when they opened and didn't get my main course after over an hour. It was shocking how slow the service was. The lunch special comes with an appetizer that I got an hour in. Couldn't believe the glacial pace service was. I was willing to give it a second try but my god if you're trying to get a business lunch in the area I absolutely do not recommend this place. They also have a more upscale lunch option at 35 dollars which looked quite filling as well. I've included the menu for ease of reference. No amount of food or quality can rectify the abysmal speed read more

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I want this place to do well. The food is good, especially the soba noodles themselves. However, the service was very slow and erratic considering it was only 5:45 and we were one of two parties in the restaurant. Only one person at front of the house and they did not have a handle on the menu, who to take care of and in which order to do so, or when to check in. They accidentally poured hot tea on our table, which was a bummer. Luckily, no one was burned. I hope they are able to hire more staff or train existing staff better. Also, for a Saturday early evening, the 90s slow jams were off putting. Could have at least hit play on Motownphilly or Always Be My Baby, rather than Nobody Knows It but Me for dinner. read more

We made reservations for NYE and it was an amazing experience. Their reservation system is phone call only, and their staff are kind and patient! PARKING: only metered street parking but after 6 PM parking is free. FOOD: entrees were $25+, appetizers and drinks ranged anywhere from $6-20. The portion size of their soba is sizable, definitely to make someone full. We ordered two sides the season pickled vegetables and the albacore sashimi which put everything over the top. Location/seating: Mainly "bar seating" around the kitchen/prep table. It's a very intimate setting, patrons were mainly couples or small groups. They have 3 "regular" tables near the window. read more

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Lovely restaurant with minimalistic interiors (bar-style seating) and kind service. The food is presented beautifully and delicious! The dashi omelette was fluffy and light - perfect starter to share. The scallop shiso soba is my favorite dish here - the shiso dressing adds a herby and umami kick, delicious when poured the soba noodles with the scallop and shiitake mushrooms. read more

SOBAR - Scallop maze soba - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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We really wanted to like Sobar... we're really jazzed to see an authentic soba noodle shop! But it was clear that they don't have their act together, and messed up in several critical ways. We had already been seated for quite some time we were told that they were out of nearly all dishes- all rice, as well as kariage, which affects almost every combo you would want, and most of the menu. A better business would have offered some free appetizers or tea to compensate for the inconvenience, but they did not. Completely ridiculous. We also never got the kamapeno cabbage side and when I pointed this out the server offered to bring it but was utterly unapologetic read more

Went here for dinner with friends the other night for the first time. It was my first time at a udon shop so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised by the flavors. The shop is quiet and clean, and service is very friendly and fast. * We ordered from their specials menu which featured an appetizer plate of a variety of small bites including salmon and beef and it was soooo delicious. This was probably my favorite part of the whole meal. The pickled cabbage was perfectly crunchy and tangy, and each bite of the appetizers were filled with flavor. Stupid me didn't take a picture of the specials menu because I was too hungry but please refer to my included photo! I highly recommend it. * Agedashi nasu - Eggplant in a light dashi broth. It wasn't super memorable to me, I thought the flavor was quite plain to be completely honest. I would recommend skipping this. * Mongo Ika squid tempura - The squid itself was really good! It was fresh and tender. But the batter was really plain also unfortunately. Its served with some salt and a lemon wedge but I thought some spices were missing and wasn't super impressed. I've had better. * Kami Negi Soba - The soba was good! The flavor of the broth was actually really delicious. It had a very soy, umami flavor that was perfectly salted without being overly salty. The grilled duck was a good addition too, although I felt like it was slightly chewy. The soba was served cold and intended to dip. It had good texture and was perfectly formed and firm which I also liked! Overall, I thought this place was good but it didn't justify the price. A lot of the flavor was lacking a little in the apps except for the special, but the udon itself wasn't too bad. read more

SOBAR - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Holy cow this place was good! Came in for the lunch special which is a screaming deal. I had the lemonade, chicken Katsu app and the ribeye soba. The lemonade is house made and sparkling but so bright and delicious. The chicken Katsu was crispy and moist -- though I wish I had an option for a sort of dipping sauce. The ribeye soba was a great portion size and came with a beautifully poached egg. The service was quite nice and the owner was greeting people throughout our time there. Regarding the ambiance, it is a more group-style setting so not super intimate if you wanted a table to yourself. There was a whole bunch of us seated around a bar but they will, of course, seat you with your party. read more

SOBAR - Ribeye Soba - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Never had cold noodles but you also have the option to choose warm broth. Regardless, it was Delicious! Definitely will stop by again.

This is the soba that I've been looking for. I loved the cold soba, which were springy in a way that is hard to find elsewhere in LA. They also have interesting dipping sauces but I really enjoyed the traditional one. Kids also loved the niku udon with the tender ribeye and perfectly poached egg. I also really appreciated the service. We showed up as a walk in and even though there was a reservation for the remaining table, the host squeezed my family in without making us feel like an inconvenience. We never felt rushed and the service was attentive and fast. Can''t wait to come back to try more things on the menu! read more

3.5 stars overall. Sobar is a beautiful, quaint restaurant - very aesthetically pleasing. Service was friendly and welcoming. I really enjoyed the place and the service - 5 stars for both of them. I went with three friends and we decided to split a bunch of dishes. The eggplant, shrimp and veggie tempura, chicken karaage, and short rib soba were excellent. Other than the soba, the portions are quite small. The pickled vegetables (otsukemomo) was the SMALLEST dish I have ever seen. Delicious, but not waste your money. I really want to like this place more, but the portions are SO SMALL it's simply not worth the money, unless there's lunch specials or something that I'm not aware of. Street parking only, which can be tricky depending on the time of day. read more

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