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I love sitting at the bar and ordering drinks and sushi from the happy hour menu. It's always fresh, delicious, and prompt. The bar tenders are attentive, the prices are fantastic, and the maki rolls and appetizers are so good. Valet parking out front, so bring some cash. Everything is very good and I keep coming back!
Good affordable date night spot! I'm in between 3-4 stars. Sushi was above average and large portions. We split two rolls and some nigiri to try and test quality. Rolls were good! Nigiri was lacking and I felt it wasn't quite worth the price. I also wish we didn't order the edamame flavored because it was a very large amount of garlic. Overall I enjoyed the atmosphere and enjoyed my meal. I would recommend trying the bar seating as you get a great view of the chefs!
All the above - the inside is absolutely beautiful. The hostesses were great. Our favorite sushi place was closed down. And I had been here one time before. The service was good. Everything was paced and it was very good. The service was great. I don't really have anything negative, except the size of the pieces of the rolls were very small however, I am also aware that with restaurants and the economy, you know it was still really good. I definitely noticed the change in the portion. There was still eight pieces. They just used to be way bigger. But at least they're still open. We will be back on a Tuesday for the amazing martinis!!!
Local sushi spot on Washington. Plenty of parking up front and the interior is fairly nice for this area. Plenty of fish options for nigiri, sashimi, and rolls along with the usual options at a Japanese spot. We got a couple of rolls (3/5), and some nigiri ranging from tuna, snapper, to unagi and scallop (3/5). The nigiri fish quality was alright. Their sushi rice wasn't my favorite and I had a lot of pieces without the rice. Their pickled ginger also was a bit subpar since it serves as a palate cleanser. Overall, the pieces definitely tasted more like a local neighborhood spot rather than the higher end sushi experience that they're trying to emulate.
Good variety of fusion of food fo choose from. Good presentations, good quality. Overall, I enjoyed it. Good service. Chill ambiance--pretty casual. Highly recommend their edemame--the spicy or the garlic is fabulous!!!
Fairly decent size menu. Can only really speak to the sushi and a few apps. The crazy Irishman is a tempura fried roll so a little on the heavy side but good. The mini destiny gives you a trio of sashimi, and regular peppered tuna. Simple and delicious but remembered peppered tuna is a little too peppery for me. Upgrade your edamame to the spicy garlic seasoned edamame. The chicken karaage was nicely fried with tender pieces of chicken and a complementary dipping sauce. Tip: Happy Hour on food and drinks all day Sunday.
Service was good but the food is incredibly underwhelming the Japanese "A5 waygu" was rubbery and not very flavorful like the rest of the food the price doesn't match the quality King of kings roll also notably flavorless very small pieces for $24 feels like a scam I unfortunately spent $150 on dinner for 2 and I am still hungry
This place has been one of my go-to sushi spots for years, and it never disappoints. While it's more of a relaxed, neighborhood-style restaurant, the quality is consistently excellent. The fish is always fresh, the rolls are well balanced, the menu has several options, and everything tastes like it's made with care and intention. What really keeps us coming back, though, is the people. Chef Omi, Jasmine, and Kiet are incredibly hospitable and always make a point to check in, remember us, and make sure we're having a great experience. You can tell they genuinely care about their guests, and that kind of attention goes a long way. Their happy hour is hands-down our favorite. The menu has great options at a solid value, perfect for a casual night out or a relaxed dinner that still feels like a treat. The lychee martini deserves a special mention, it's light, refreshing, and perfectly balanced, not too sweet. Sherisse, our favorite bartender makes it just right. We end up ordering one every single time. If you're looking for a reliable sushi spot with great food, friendly faces, and a welcoming atmosphere/staff, this place is absolutely worth it. It's the kind of restaurant you keep coming back to and recommending to friends.
Came here after a running club since they had a partnership with them for an extended happy hour! I personally tried the spicy tuna roll, spicy chicken skewers, and calamari. The spicy tuna roll was pretty good, they didn't skimp out on the tuna at all and there wasn't too much rice which is a big criteria for me. The spicy chicken skewers were just okay. I wasn't a fan of how the spicy sauce tasted, I think I should've just gotten the original. The way the calamari was breaded wasn't my favorite either, I prefer it to be crispier. Overall, a good value for happy hour but not something I'd come back for unfortunately.
Honestly this place was just pretty average. The staff were extremely friendly, but the food was below something being extraordinary or even exciting. I thought the dishes lacked much flavor or specialness, specially the crazy Irish man and the madai champagne. The ramen noodles also did not have the correct noodles in them, and you could tell the quality of the meat was not good by the cut and how fatty the pork was. The dishes overall were good don't get me wrong, but they were nothing unique. Compared to all of the other sushi and Japanese restaurants in Houston, I would try somewhere else if I were to be completely honest!
My friend and I went when we were craving sushi. They had lunch deals and the sushi was pretty fresh. The agedashi tofu was amazing with the perfect amount of crispiness.
The food is good and the restaurant is nice. Great ambiance/atmosphere. Service was sort of slow for a "not so busy" day but the sushi definitely made up for it! A good friend of mine had been recommending this place for a while now. The King of Kings Roll was nice, bit of spice and the salmon was delicious. The nigiri was great. I dont remember what pieces my friend ordered but they sure were tasty. The gyoza is a bit meatier than other dumplings ive had in the past. Japanese Wagyu Shumai was also very good! I'd definitely recommend this place to other people! -Santangelo Balli Gonzales
This is one of my favorite quick sushi comfort spots! I love their happy hour deals and the takeout is perfect. Their garlic edamame lives in my dreams, it's amazing!! Service is always great and vibes inside are equally as great.
4 months ago
Somehow I've never been here. My group of friends demanded we go. They have all day happy hour on Sundays. These prices will transport you back to the early 2000s! They have lots of seating options. Very cool design inside. Trendy/modern/oriental aesthetic. They have a huge wait staff. Someone is always checking on your drinks, cleaning the table, and checking if we wanted anymore food. Don't miss this place if you're in the area especially during the happy hours! read more
6 days ago
one of my favorite places for sushi in town! very tasty and fresh. huge menu of options. friendly staff. fun music. overall a great place. read more
Easy for a walk-in, happy hour dinner. Affordable rolls and drinks. Good service. I will add their cheesecake dessert is actually a spongecake. And to try one of their main rolls outside the hh menu (offered daily BTW). But otherwise super chill for an impromptu date nite. We ordered: Drinks: Ichiban beer - classic, good Lychee martini - great, $10 for hh Food: Paper thin pesce - good appetizer, fish tasted fresh Ceviche shooters - loved this, comes with 3 tiny taco shells with shrimp, octopus, and fish in it. Forgot to take a photo of it (was too hungry), but know that the photos on yelp are not at all what it looks like currently! In fried taco shells not on lettuce/endives anymore. Karage chicken - piping hot and fresh, loved the aioli it comes with, not sure if the chili oil and ginger advertised is within this sauce (was not served separately) Crazy Irishman - definitely a great price, but not as crispy as we'd like Shrimp tempura roll - a staple order for us, good read more
I love sitting at the bar and ordering drinks and sushi from the happy hour menu. It's always fresh, delicious, and prompt. The bar tenders are attentive, the prices are fantastic, and the maki rolls and appetizers are so good. Valet parking out front, so bring some cash. Everything is very good and I keep coming back! read more
11 months ago
Good affordable date night spot! I'm in between 3-4 stars. Sushi was above average and large portions. We split two rolls and some nigiri to try and test quality. Rolls were good! Nigiri was lacking and I felt it wasn't quite worth the price. I also wish we didn't order the edamame flavored because it was a very large amount of garlic. Overall I enjoyed the atmosphere and enjoyed my meal. I would recommend trying the bar seating as you get a great view of the chefs! read more
6 months ago
All the above - the inside is absolutely beautiful. The hostesses were great. Our favorite sushi place was closed down. And I had been here one time before. The service was good. Everything was paced and it was very good. The service was great. I don't really have anything negative, except the size of the pieces of the rolls were very small however, I am also aware that with restaurants and the economy, you know it was still really good. I definitely noticed the change in the portion. There was still eight pieces. They just used to be way bigger. But at least they're still open. We will be back on a Tuesday for the amazing martinis!!! read more
Local sushi spot on Washington. Plenty of parking up front and the interior is fairly nice for this area. Plenty of fish options for nigiri, sashimi, and rolls along with the usual options at a Japanese spot. We got a couple of rolls (3/5), and some nigiri ranging from tuna, snapper, to unagi and scallop (3/5). The nigiri fish quality was alright. Their sushi rice wasn't my favorite and I had a lot of pieces without the rice. Their pickled ginger also was a bit subpar since it serves as a palate cleanser. Overall, the pieces definitely tasted more like a local neighborhood spot rather than the higher end sushi experience that they're trying to emulate. read more
2 years ago
Good variety of fusion of food fo choose from. Good presentations, good quality. Overall, I enjoyed it. Good service. Chill ambiance--pretty casual. Highly recommend their edemame--the spicy or the garlic is fabulous!!! read more
2 years ago
Fairly decent size menu. Can only really speak to the sushi and a few apps. The crazy Irishman is a tempura fried roll so a little on the heavy side but good. The mini destiny gives you a trio of sashimi, and regular peppered tuna. Simple and delicious but remembered peppered tuna is a little too peppery for me. Upgrade your edamame to the spicy garlic seasoned edamame. The chicken karaage was nicely fried with tender pieces of chicken and a complementary dipping sauce. Tip: Happy Hour on food and drinks all day Sunday. read more
7 months ago
Service was good but the food is incredibly underwhelming the Japanese "A5 waygu" was rubbery and not very flavorful like the rest of the food the price doesn't match the quality King of kings roll also notably flavorless very small pieces for $24 feels like a scam I unfortunately spent $150 on dinner for 2 and I am still hungry read more
8 months ago
This place has been one of my go-to sushi spots for years, and it never disappoints. While it's more of a relaxed, neighborhood-style restaurant, the quality is consistently excellent. The fish is always fresh, the rolls are well balanced, the menu has several options, and everything tastes like it's made with care and intention. What really keeps us coming back, though, is the people. Chef Omi, Jasmine, and Kiet are incredibly hospitable and always make a point to check in, remember us, and make sure we're having a great experience. You can tell they genuinely care about their guests, and that kind of attention goes a long way. Their happy hour is hands-down our favorite. The menu has great options at a solid value, perfect for a casual night out or a relaxed dinner that still feels like a treat. The lychee martini deserves a special mention, it's light, refreshing, and perfectly balanced, not too sweet. Sherisse, our favorite bartender makes it just right. We end up ordering one every single time. If you're looking for a reliable sushi spot with great food, friendly faces, and a welcoming atmosphere/staff, this place is absolutely worth it. It's the kind of restaurant you keep coming back to and recommending to friends. read more
Came here after a running club since they had a partnership with them for an extended happy hour! I personally tried the spicy tuna roll, spicy chicken skewers, and calamari. The spicy tuna roll was pretty good, they didn't skimp out on the tuna at all and there wasn't too much rice which is a big criteria for me. The spicy chicken skewers were just okay. I wasn't a fan of how the spicy sauce tasted, I think I should've just gotten the original. The way the calamari was breaded wasn't my favorite either, I prefer it to be crispier. Overall, a good value for happy hour but not something I'd come back for unfortunately. read more
Honestly this place was just pretty average. The staff were extremely friendly, but the food was below something being extraordinary or even exciting. I thought the dishes lacked much flavor or specialness, specially the crazy Irish man and the madai champagne. The ramen noodles also did not have the correct noodles in them, and you could tell the quality of the meat was not good by the cut and how fatty the pork was. The dishes overall were good don't get me wrong, but they were nothing unique. Compared to all of the other sushi and Japanese restaurants in Houston, I would try somewhere else if I were to be completely honest! read more
11 months ago
3 years ago
The food is good and the restaurant is nice. Great ambiance/atmosphere. Service was sort of slow for a "not so busy" day but the sushi definitely made up for it! A good friend of mine had been recommending this place for a while now. The King of Kings Roll was nice, bit of spice and the salmon was delicious. The nigiri was great. I dont remember what pieces my friend ordered but they sure were tasty. The gyoza is a bit meatier than other dumplings ive had in the past. Japanese Wagyu Shumai was also very good! I'd definitely recommend this place to other people! -Santangelo Balli Gonzales read more
This is one of my favorite quick sushi comfort spots! I love their happy hour deals and the takeout is perfect. Their garlic edamame lives in my dreams, it's amazing!! Service is always great and vibes inside are equally as great. read more
Good sushi good ambiance - went for a late lunch and it was pretty slow. Waitress took forever to bring my drink order but other than that a good experience! I like that they have some second wave type nigiri options in addition to the classic rolls and nigiri. read more
10 months ago
So yummy! Amber and Chef Hector were amazing and so nice! Food was creative and phenomenal! read more
Haven't been here a years but the ambiance was still good with a unique floor plan. We ordered from a special menu for the night. We had the Firecracker Roll and Crazy Irishman Roll, both delicious. We also got the Pesce Pink and Kanpachi Ceviche and Hiramasa Nigiri both were very fresh. Service was great. Plates taken away and food was brought out in a timely manner. read more
4 years ago
Pleasant surprise. The restaurant's exterior does not give the impression of a solid Japanese restaurant but this is definitely one. Food: we ordered from the HH menu (all day HH prices on Sundays, y'all!). The sashimi on the ceviche tacos were super fresh and cut in large chunks; the actual "taco" was a thick slice of red radish that paired very well with the sashimi, micro greens and avocado. The 2 other rolls, Crispy Irish man and Crispy Mermaid, were balanced but the Mermaid was tastier (a more memorable sushi roll, in sum). Ambiance: the regular look of a non upscale sushi restaurant. Considering it was a Sunday night, the place was quite busy. Service: our server was very attentive. The first time he brought our 2 rolls, they came deep fried - we weren't aware that "flamed flesh" (or something along these lines) actually meant that we'd be ordering a hot roll. We asked the server whether that was the case and, without hesitation, he immediately apologized and said he would be substituting them for regular, cold rolls. Super nice. read more
Not my favorite sushi experience. Went with a large party for a birthday and food came out randomly to different people at different times. Food overall was a bit pricey vs quality and taste in my opinion. Don't get me wrong - food was solid. Spicy tuna was definitely spicy. Got a wide range of food and rolls. I'd probably come back and try again with a smaller party - maybe a bit overwhelmed serving us! read more
3 years ago
I've been wanting to try soma for a while now and I'm so happy I did! On Sundays, they have all day happy hour, with a lot of variety. I came with a friend around 7 PM and it was full of couples. Definitely giving date night vibes. The restaurant was designed lovely, we ended up sitting in the dining room side, they have more tables closer to the bar and barstools as well. Our waiter Manny was great. Very attentive and knowledgeable. He suggested the most popular items without us even asking. He made us feel very comfortable. The food was good. We got the Irishman, spicy tuna roll, and the crispy maki. I wish I was hungrier to try more of the sushi. Hahaha. I ordered the wings as well, not pictured. They were good, but not like traditional wings or Korean fried wings. They were very soft, not crunchy or chewy. read more
I don't live too far from this establishment and will swing by on the random occasion. I think it's probably going to be even less now as I just get inconsistent experiences with the service. Food and Drinks Having tried multiple dishes there's just nothing that I can say is a must. It's all typical. Typical drinks and the ones that you expect to be a bit of a level up are just not executed well. Cost/Value Subjective, but if you're looking for sushi and some drinks for happy hour they have some great specials in those hours, which include weekends as well. This is one of the bright spots of this joint and probably a big reason it has stuck around however it does seem to be declining in this arena. The regular menu items are pricey for the quality and quantity received. I've had far more exceptional sushi, and less of it, for the same price and I'm more than happy paying it because the quality is spectacular. I haven't had that here. Service The wait staff is unpredictable. Sometimes it's great, sometimes ok, sometimes horrible. We had an experience once where our waiter would suggest literally every high priced item as their "favorite" dishes. As someone who came from this industry himself, just a note, patrons aren't stupid. They know the game you're playing. Be genuine and you'll make it up in the tip line ten fold. It was even further evidenced by their focus on the bigger table and barely giving us attention the entire time when we didn't order all of their "favorite" dishes. Overall Come here if you're looking to have a couple drinks and share some bites with friends during happy hour. Nothing is bad, but nothing is great. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Everything 10/10. Edamame was soooo bomb. Everything hit the spot and service was amazing. Ask for Andy, love him!!! read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
My Original Lunch Buddy, Kinjo-san, already posted about our memorable epic Omakase dinner at Soma Sushi last night, but I want to make a post for my recollection in the future. As I get older, I'm able to see and appreciate valuable aspects of life. One of them is simply getting together with good friends, and a wonderful meal is always a good excuse. We don't do expensive meals anymore, and it's been years since we had one. It's all worth it for this special occasion, thankfully planned by Kinjo-san and beautifully executed with the thoughtful accommodation of Chef Omi Higa. Our waiter, Mr. P. Nguyen, took great care of us and paced our courses in a relaxed manner, while graciously tolerating my humor. We usually don't drink at all, but we were privileged to partake in a few sips of the celebratory Junmai Daijinjo sake which has rice polished to 23%, lusciously fragrant, layered with floral and fruity tastes, and goes down smoothly. The food is so thoughtfully designed and meticulously presented, a faithful representation of the caring and skillful chef. We were particularly impressed by the Fois Gras Chawanmushi. The two elements complement each other so well that each spoonful yields a rich yet delicate indulgence. I can't choose a favorite because I enjoy, respect, and appreciate each dish for its unique qualities and brilliance. To me, it's all about the people and the wonderful time we spent together. As we never know what tomorrow may bring, I appreciate all the beautiful memories we make together. read more
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We enjoyed our early dinner at Soma. We had the best waitress Michelle! She was super friendly, attentive and goes above and beyond. We also enjoyed the sushi made by Chef Angel! Thank you y'all! read more
9 months ago
Great sushi restaurant for an individual or groups! I can't say that I've been here with a group but I've seen lots of groups of people come to enjoy a great meal! They're menu is great variety so it's definitely got new things that I've never tasted at a sushi place before. Sushi is definitely slightly more pricey compared to other sushi places I've been to but the quality is definitely top notch! Service is also great because I've never sat waiting for my food longer than 5-10 minutes! I love their sushi rolls, and their chef specialties are so different from what I'm use to seeing on a menu! They have your basic rolls also but they're not on the menu but you can always ask for a basic tuna or spicy salmon roll! My 2 favorite dishes so far have been their Spicy Yakisoba with beef added, and their Shrimp Tempura Udon. Both are super delicious and flavorful. The Udon broth is so warming and delicious I have to finish the whole bowl! I can't wait to go back and order both dishes again! Their drinks are also definitely delicious. Both their bartenders know their drinks and if you have a drink you like and they have the ingredients, you can ask for something off menu! Of course they'll try to sway you to order something on menu because that's what they're specialty is and mind you, their on menu drinks are definitely delicious as well. I would recommend a great place for girls nights, date night (or group date night) and then hit the clubs down the streets afterwards! Always a great restaurant for good food! Reason for my 3 star is because I haven't experienced what it's like to dine in at a table with group of friends vs just eating by myself at the bar for a quick bite and drink. If I ever came with a group, I could better experience the service of Soma. I know I'll always have service when sitting in front of a Bartender but it's different sitting at a table. read more
3 years ago
Been coming to Soma for YEARS and they have continued to keep the BEST quality sushi, cocktails, and service! Tory (Mgr), Mason (Bartender), Jasmine (Bartender), and Shayla (Server) are my favs Oh, and don't miss their HAPPY HOUR read more
3 years ago
The FOOD THE SUSHI AND SERVICE AT THIS PLACE !!!!! I love soma the miso ramen is amazing not to spicy so I recommend asking for the habanero purée . I also recommend the yellowtail ponzu it is immaculate! The micro cilantro and Serrano hit the pallet with a flavorful punch ! The service is always on point when I'm here drinks are never empty. This place is definitely a gem and read more
Soma Sushi is from the Azuma Group behind Kata Robata, Azuma Sushi, Izakaya, and more. It's located on Washington Avenue, and from the outside, it may not look very inviting. However, once you step inside, you will be impressed with the ambience. Let's just say it's unexpected as soon as you walk in! They have a private parking lot available with plenty of spaces. Whenever we dine here, it's never fully busy, and you're able to grab a table quite easily. I am a huge fan of Kata Robata, and I consider it to be my favorite restaurant in Houston. Soma Sushi, although from the same developers, is not as good as Kata Robata by any means. For example, they have the Spicy Miso Ramen at both Kata Robata and Soma Sushi. However, Kata Robata's version is significantly better. I truly wish Soma Sushi would match the food quality as Kata Robata... [COCKTAILS] +Old-Fashioned (rye whiskey, turbinado, and angostura cherry bitters) for $14 - 4/5 +Mezzy Paloma (Illegal Mezcal, grapefruit, lemon, agave, and Fee Brothers Peach Bitters) for $13 - 4/5 +Ruby Rose (Japanese Roku Gin, elderflower, rose water, grapefruit, lemon, and grenadine) for $14 - 4/5 +Hokkaido Sunset (strawberry-cilantro infused vodka, lemonade, and soda) for $14 - 3.5/5 [APPETIZERS] +Flavored Edamame for $6 - For the flavor, they pour some sort of spicy garlic sauce on top. - 3.5/5 [RAW] +Kanpache Ceviche (amberjack, red onion, serrano, micro-cilantro, wasabi soy vinaigrette, yuzu, and black sea salt) for $18 - 4.5/5 +Yuzu Salmon Crudo (salmon, salmon skin, baby kale, yuzu juice, yuzu oil, dehydrated seaweed, dashi, lime zest, lemon zest, and wasabi yuzu) for $16 - 4/5 [NIGIRI] +Salmon Truffle Nigiri for $10 each - 4/5 +Scallop and Foie Gras Nigiri for $9 each - 4/5 [ROLLS] +Texas Long Horn roll (panko shrimp, takuan, avocado, peppercorn salmon, truffle shoyu, spicy ponzu, and chili garlic crunch) for $17 - 4/5 +Firecracker roll (chopped toro, takuan, cucumber, chili garlic sauce, spicy ponzu, serrano, peppercorn tuna, and green onion) for $19 - 4/5 +Tuna Truffle roll (tuna, boiled shrimp, avocado, yellow tobiko, green onion, and truffle shoyu) for $17 - 3.5/5 [MEAT] +Yakiniku Beef (8 oz certified angus NY strip, fried egg, onions, mushrooms, garlic soy, pickled ginger, chives, and rice) for $25 - This is actually delicious. The meat was a bit tough when we ordered it "medium." If the meat was more tender, I would have given this a perfect score. - 4.5/5 [NOODLE BOWLS] +Beef Udon (NY-strip beef slices, green onions, spinach, wakame, fish cake, dashi soy, and sesame seeds) for $15 - 4/5 +Spicy Miso Ramen (fried pork belly, green onions, spinach, wakame, habanero, chili powder, menma, and egg) for $16 - 3.5/5 Overall, Soma Sushi is good. It's better than the average sushi place in Houston. However, if you've been spoiled by Kata Robata and understand Soma Sushi is from the same developers, you will be disappointed. Try it out, and if you don't like it, just go to Kata Robata instead. Soma Sushi is better for a more chill environment, less people, and the ability to grab a table without a reservation. read more
1 year ago
I don't come here in winter or spring or fall, but I often come here in Soma, because those warm Soma nights make me feel less standoffish and more like I can stand-rawfish. Honestly because of medium-ish high-ish prices and being a little bit fancy and glitzy for my taste (I prefer cheap hole in wall sushi in Boston and NYC), I'd give Soma a 4. But it gets a 5. Why does it get a 5? Michelle! Michelle (who I've met in lots of other places) is a server here and all the people who are served by her agree, she deserves 10 stars. She's the reason we actually came and tried this place originally. Her server skills are legendary. There's a good reason so many other reviews mention her. She's as personable as she is helpful as she is stunning as she is friendly, and if every restaurant employee in Houston was like her, every restaurant would be 10x busier. So make sure you tip her and the other servers very well if you love your service experience as much as we do here! One of our fave things about our fave server is her nails! Barbi often gets crazy amazing nails done and always comments that Michelle's nails are the best and fanciest in town! She definitely knows how to present herself and look glamorous! Best server ever! A good place for sushi. A great place for service. A Houston classic, and all the cute people come here, right next to all the best nightclubs such as our fave, Heart, so what are you waiting for. read more
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4820 Washington Ave
Ste A
Houston, TX 77007
Washington Corridor, Rice Military, The Heights
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Sunday All Day (Noon to 10pm), Monday thru Saturday 4:30pm to 7:00pm (as of Jan 3, 2021)
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