Yappy Hour ALL day Wednesdays. We got oysters and the hot smoked salmon dip and some dranks. Wine…read morewas $2 off pours! Such a cute spot for drinks and apps and oysters. Our server was super nice and attentive too. Cute, dark and cozy inside. Would be a great first date spot if you both like oysters!

I was here for a yelp event, and the food isn't cheap but is delicious. Happy hour is probably the…read morebest value, deals on plain or dirty tiny martinis. They might have had staff pulling double duty at Crafty Cow because our server (at the bar) wasn't around much. But I like the feel of the tiny bar and cute decor.

I have not experienced this place myself, but I've sent my sister in Milwaukee a crab boil from…read morehere via a food delivery service about 2-3x now, and every time she gets it, she is raving about it and talking about it for days saying it's the best boil she's ever had. So yay, if she's happy, I am too. ‍

Honestly not bad but not great. "Mid" is the word I'd use to describe the food and when you paying…read moreseafood prices you want it to be better than that. Everything was just a little off. Seafood shouldn't smell this fishy, crab tasted alright but something was weirrrrd. I didn't finish the shrimp because even that was off.

The food here is amazing!!! These were some of the best potstickers I've ever had and I have eaten…read morein several Asian countries. We joked we could go back and just order several potstickers appetizers and be completely satisfied. But seriously, everything was very good. We got the King Kamehameha share meal. The Kaluha pork was moist and well flavored. The poke had a bit of hot spice which I love. They have several types of slaw to choose from. The place is cozy and plan ahead if you want to dine in since there are only three tables.

This place has been on my list since we moved here three years ago. Inspired my hula sisters, my…read morecousin and I went there for a late lunch. We found out that the kitchen is technically closed from 2-5pm, but they could still serve some limited options. The food is pretty good. I didn't know what to expect since it had been years since I had Hawaiian food. My cousin and I both had the combo plate which was their chicken and pork dishes. Yum!!! The serving was very generous. It's plenty of food for two, so we each had to take some home. I love leftovers! This restaurant is small, casual, cozy, and warm. They also have specialty items on their shelves for purchase. Plus awesome Hawaiian shirts! The people who work there are lovely - very friendly and accommodating. Overall, I was happy with everything and really dug the vibe. I will definitely be back!

Well shit, no wonder this place is nominated for a James Beard Award. I'm literally still thinking…read moreabout all the good food 24 hours later. It's actually shocking I've only just made it here because Ca'Lucchenzo has been on my to-go list for years. Lucky for me, my girlfriends planned a dinner to catch up and one of them chose this spot. Hot tip: make the reservation. Those go fassst! We went on the Tuesday night and it was full, with repeated table turnover. Delightful atmosphere. Very cozy, with warm tones, dimer lighting, and thoughtfully curated Italian'esque decor. Loved that there is a whole area where you can look onto the from-scratch pasta being made. However, that's over in the dining room and we actually sat on the bar side. There's maybe a dozen seats wrapped around their full-service bar, and then a small high-top tucked behind, where we sat. Our server, Malichai, new allllll of his stuff. When I tell you this menu is so clearly planned with immense detail, and changes pretty much daily, but this man knew every thing there was to know. We found that to be so helpful because as first timers it's hard to know what - and how many dishes - to choose. In the end, we landed on a handful of picks from the antipasti section, which we're all great shareable sizes. And then of course we needed pasta, so selected two of those to share as well. Can I recall what each dish was? No. Can I recall everything being extremely flavorful and enjoyable? Absolutely! From goat cheese and white asparagus, to creamy potato ravioli and the most insane/delicious focaccia of my life... we all noted how great every bite was. Oh and the drinks + dessert selection lived up to the hype too. I had a citrusy gin cocktail, and we finished with some sort of hazelnut chocolate cake. 10/10. Super duper excited to bring my husband here. He appreciates the craft of good food and boy that is what this place is alllll about.

My son and I came here for my birthday. It was restaurant week. I had a 4 course meal with…read morecarbonara being the main dish. I also ordered the pork loin for my son. The host was brilliant saw I was in a walking boot put down a wine box for my leg. Service was a big slow. The dinner was almost like 1 hour and 45 mins, there is quite some time between courses. Ambiance was cozy, it was quite busy for a Thursday night.

It's a supermarket. Very dirty…read more They do have a big inventory of everything. Wow. Oh, they did have the usual cooked food. That was good. If you have a desire for some real food, come here.

I was just out exploring places in my city that I have never been to and I decided to stop here and…read morecheck them out, some of these stores/markets have hot food like a mini restaurant hidden in them and this was not one of them. There is a public parking lot across the street which is nice because street parking is scarce. The store looks small when you walk in but it goes on and on until you get to the butcher/meat department in back. This is your typical Asian store with fresh produce, huge selection of sea food mostly frozen. There is all kinds of dry and can goods with a big sausage and meat ball selection. The people in there were very diverse and not all Asian like most of these places tend to be. Although there was no hot section there was some pre made food like Bahn Mi, whole chicken, egg rolls, duck, baked goods etc so I grabbed a Bahn Mi and some egg rolls so as to not leave empty handed. As far as Asian stores go this one is pretty big and well stocked, it is a destination Asian market for sure.

At one time I was a loyal customer until one of the owners disrespected me so bad that ui couldn't…read morebelieve it. I simply questioned my order which was incorrect and had a question about pricing to upgrade my order and he became very belligerent, yelling, screaming because I was not understanding his explanation he told me in front of other customers to "Get Out". The other customers were upset and appauled too by his display of rage as though maybe he's bipolar. I was being very courteous because I really liked thus restaurant. After being treated with such disrespect and humiliation I cannot see myself patronizing this place again. It's a shame I live right around the corner. I pray that this man will realize that good, courteous , patient customer service goes a longggg way

Suprisingly good. I…read morewas ready to dislike it. I don't like meat, but none of my regular places had (Ubereats) driver available for an extended period of time. The name didn't sound fancy, and the two yelp ratings currently on here didn't get me any more excited (rating at the time of my review 3 stars.) - Pecan Cake is very nice. - Nacho fries are yummy with generous amounts of cheese sauce. It's good cheese sauce also. - Veggie Sandwich ... good veggies, but the toast was 100% soaked and that was a bit gross. So I just ate the toast on top and veggies. Otherwise a good sandwich. The fries that came with the sandwich had an interesting paprika-based seasoning. It's a very good value, and fresh. They even added a good amount of mayo, ketchup, and mustard.

We got the Steak & Shrimp Loaded Potato: Incredibly packed, loaded, and delicious! A must-try…read more Fish & Chicken Combo: Fresh, hot, yummy and the portion was good Nachos & Crispy Chicken Sandwich: both tasty (we just wished the chicken in the sandwich was a bit thicker) Lemonade Slushy: So good and refreshing Overall, it was a great experience and the staff were welcoming and nice. The space inside is perfect for dining in

I like this place, yes you can have some people being rude, but it's this one guy that takes the…read moreorders, he's very sweet.. My food is 98% good Everytime I come there! I give them a 41/2 out of 5. This is Karr..

We ordered take out and it was delicious. We had a featured sandwich and a curry. The sandwich was…read morevery great, and I would recommend you start there with the menu if you aren't sure what to order. My curry was also great, but I asked for tofu and I didn't like that. I would have liked the curry more without it. If you want to dine-in, it's a buffet only, but it looked really good, and especially if you aren't sure that you'll like Thai, Vietnamese and Laotian foods. Regarding parking for those with that anxiety, it ca be tricky. It's on a corner, across from a very popular liquor store. I suggest, if possible, coming in North Ave, heading EAST, and parking across the street from it. There's always parking on the side of North Ave. There is also parking on North 60th, but expect to walk a block or two. Good neighborhood though! Go try to this family owned business!

I met some friends for the lunch buffet a day after the city had some heavy rains. The business did…read morehave some water issues so the floors were drying and were very slippery. The lunch buffet is a huge selection of different Asian food mostly Thai. Spice levels are normal because they have all of the condiments on the side so you can amp yous up with heat. The first plate of food we got was cold and it wasn't from the one cold buffet. We politely told the waitress who at first didn't believe us. More people complained and they fixed the issue. The food quality and variety was great but cold food definitely takes away from the experience. I need to come back on a more normal day and try this again. The Tom Kha soup was hot and very tasty so it's worn a return trip.

My absolute favorite eggs benedict and hashbrowns of all time! They have such a great selection of…read morebreakfast food including incredible stuffed hashbrowns, which you can even sub in for regular hashbrowns. Their monkey bread is an absolute must and you have to include the "crunk it" sauce. As for atmosphere the restaurant is relatively large with a few seats at the bar top.

Did you know that Blue's Egg serves a fish fry on Fridays during Lent? Until last week I didn't…read moreknow that either. Their website has a popup on the home page saying it comes with fried haddock, potato pancakes, applesauce, and rye bread, but the popup doesn't list the price and it isn't available through the online ordering function. I ended up calling in an order to go, substituting wheat bread for the rye, and also added a piece of lemon ginger coffee cake. The lemon ginger coffee cake tasted fine, but man was it dry. Like Sahara Desert dry. Maybe this was an anomaly and their other baked goods are better, but I'd be hesitant to try them based on this coffee cake. Even though the website says the side is potato pancakes with applesauce, my fish fry came with fries. They ended up being the best part of the meal, which I certainly wasn't expecting. Still, I was disappointed cause I prefer potato pancakes and was given their inclusion as an expectation. The wheat bread itself was ok, but the butter was oddly unsalted. The fish, of which there was three pieces, was battered with a hint of beer, but like the butter for the bread there was no salt to speak of in the batter. As much as I didn't enjoy the unsalted butter for the bread, not having salt in the batter for the fish managed to be more unpleasant. Maybe Blue's Egg should just stick with serving breakfast items instead of adding something temporary that they clearly aren't pros at.