Service is excellent. Even though it was a busy lunch time, they quickly accommodated two of us. Ample parking fronting the building albeit quite full during lunch time. The food was decent. I enjoyed various kinds of seafood with bread. Next time I should give the curry a try, since the chef is from Laos. read more

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Quite the selection of decadent desserts. This is not your average bakery but a classy little cafe tucked away with much to offer. I only tried a few deserts but everything was amazing. I purchased the treats inside at the counter and decided to sit outside in the restaurant seating area and eat them. The service was friendly and extremely helpful in pointing out what to sample. So many choices with creative and local flavors. For Honolulu the parking won't get easier. One of the worst deterrents in trying new places if parking availability. You won't find that problem here. A large lot is outside and free of charge. read more

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Ordered a yellow birthday cake with chocolate frosting. Received a white cake with chocolate frosting. Was told by the manager that they don't make yellow cake, but was not told at the time order was placed. Manager stated there are only two types of cake, chocolate and white no such thing as yellow cake. The cake was small and the body of the cake was very very dry. The worst cake I ever purchased! read more

Tiny Pyramid - Birthday cake - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Tiny Pyramids serves a small portion menu but big on flavors. Customers who dine or take out from here will be paying a price, yet they're paying on the quality and freshest ingredients they use to consistently provide great results. The restaurant staff are friendly, courteous, and merry. The dining experience is an indoor open-air setting. Natural light does come in, but have an overall slightly dim feeling. Always consistant on providing great service and food! Great job, Tiny Pyramid. Parking: Private parking lot (free). Note that this is a security guard monitoring parking lot. Street parking (metered) is also available Payment: Cash or credit read more

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I was craving dessert so we stopped by to grab these beautiful mini cakes! It is hard to choose just one when you see the selection! They're so beautiful and yes, they taste just as good as they look. You wanna impress your in laws and bring them something nice when you visit? Bring these gorgeous cakes and you'll be their favorite. read more

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We love this restaurant and we go there on special occasions! We love their desserts and all their food options. The service is always awesome! They can get busy so it's preferable to make a reservation. The ambiance is nice and cozy! Also, it's free parking. read more

Tiny Pyramid - Classic Hen on a bed of mashed potatoes - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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So excited to finally try this place! The desserts are such a big distraction! Like, which one do I want? I want them all! Ugh. My friend and I both opted for the four course menu option Menu A. 1st- The corn soup was yummy. Only suggestion, serve it with some crackers or maybe a small piece of bread to absorb all the goodness left behind in the bowl. Joking, not joking! Haha. 2nd- The baked lobster. Mmmm... delish. 3rd- Fisherman's Pot Pie was perfectly put together with a nice flaky pastry puff. Soooo good. My friend had the Crying Belly. I saw the mashed potatoes and was instantly jealous. Haha, but I don't eat meat. 4th- Lilikoi cheesecake was Yummz and the Banana haupia cake was good. Coffee on the side, perfect. Service was warm, attentive and friendly. Outdoor seating was cute and simple. Ample parking. I think this is a perfect place for girls night dinners, first dates or just dessert, coffee and conversations. Will I return? For sure. read more

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Curry is "Trash" hella watery and has a sour taste. Paid for chicken and tofu there was only tofu in both curries. Waste of money I'm pissed read more

Tiny Pyramid - Yellow curry and green curry. Yellow Curry (mild) Green Curry (spicy) - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Great food, friendly staff with very good service. Perfect spot before an evening movie at Dole Cannery.

I've had dessert from Tiny Pyramid, but have never eaten the food before now. The food is plated nicely. I tried the Soft Shell Crab BLT for lunch. It's was very tasty! Do note that the portions are quite small; I could've eaten another two or three, and ended up eating a second lunch afterwards. The desserts are absolutely beautiful. They have a long case with a huge selection of items. On my most recent visit I tried the following items: Lilikoi Cheesecake, Mango Peach, Sweet Potato Haupia, Black Sesame Cookie Crumble, Chocolate Lilikoi, and the Chocolate Pyramid. I enjoyed each of them! The only one I didn't love was the cheesecake, but all the other ones had distinct flavors and were very delicious. For dining in, there is no seating inside the location itself. All their tables are set up outside the shop door in a center with many businesses. Extremely kind, welcoming, and hospitable service. I very highly recommend this woman-owned business! read more

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I was so happy to see this hidden gem survived the pandemic and is still thriving! My sister wanted French patisserie and she was shocked when I told her about Tiny Pyramid, she had no idea it existed. Located off Nimitz Highway in the old Pacific Gentry Center, now called Na Lama Kukui Center, Tiny Pyramid is serves lunch and dinner in addition to coffee and pastries When we rolled up, the outdoor dining area - which is under cover within the center - was almost filled with diners, some of whom had glasses of wine with their meals. We asked, and it's BYOB - but they have wine glasses to cater to guests who want wine with their meals. Their menus look amazing, from baked lobster and escargot appetizers to Lamb Wellington as an entree - and that's just lunch! But it's the dessert case that's the main attraction for me. They offer more than 40 French style patisseries, including their eponymous Tiny Pyramid cake. My sister and I have decided to try a dessert a week, and maybe make an Instagram for the journey lol read more

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What a surprise and amazing bistro and pastry bar. We ordered Khao Soy Pasta, Green Curry Chicken, and a couple pastries. The food was presented fabulously, and the flavor was delectable. As there was no added sugar, the dishes were bursting with flavor. The service was outstanding! Very friendly and courteous! We look forward to returning and trying out the other menu items. read more

Cornish game hen skin was very crispy and seasoned well. The pate' was also delicious, but the crostini was a little too crusty.

After hearing so many repeated great reviews over the years, I decided to make reservations for a last minute Sunday brunch. Easy to call for a reservation and lots of free parking! Whoot whoot, I'm in! Unfortunately, I should have done more research before diving in. Maybe my expectations were set too high. I loved the concept of the covered "outside" dining as although restaurants had opened up, we didn't want to be crammed into a small area. The whole reason for this gathering was to catch up casually after church with someone returning to Hawaii for a short stay. I was familiar with the location and set up, but was disappointed to be greeted by a 90 minute dining limit sign as our first encounter with this restaurant. No other instructions nor a greeter was there so it was a bit confusing. I get it, Covid is still here, but how about another sign on where to go? We stood on the side and followed guests who seemed to be regulars leisurely walking in with their Sunday paper... maybe they don't enforce the 90 minute limit. After perusing the menu, we made our choices and went into an enclosed area after waiting our turn for limited entry. Wow, lots of pastries in the chilled glass showcases. They were artfully decorated and beautiful. I inquired if we order here or with the waitstaff. I was told either way, but if we wanted takeout we should come back in later. All the dishes were presented beautifully, but unfortunately the portions are tiny like the restaurant's name. Don't plan on sharing. Everyone expressed their entrée was just okay. Service is a bit slow and the staff is not what I would call engaging. Very little contact or exchange of conversation. Upon leaving, we did purchase the tiny pyramid and a few other desserts. They pyramid is rich and decadent do the smallest size is more than plenty. I would have to say the desserts are beautiful, but I would probably not return. read more

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Went here with guests from D.C. and we were all thorough impressed. The food was amazing, and the service was top notch. For it being a relatively smaller venue, the ambiance was perfect and you could BYOB, which made it astonishing. I got the 4 course meal with Lobster butes, corn soup, and Lobster. It also came with dessert which was perfect. My only regret was not knowing about this location sooner. I will bring my family to this location as well, if we can make this a regular outing. read more

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The Soft Shell Crab BLT was crispy and had a lot of flavors. The first bite that I had was good, but the sandwich fell apart immediately and the avocado oozed out and got on my hand. I was impressed by the avocado layer and the dressing for the salad. The bread was the right amount of crisp. The service was pretty quick because I knew what I wanted as I have come here before. The sandwich was good enough to fill for a small meal. read more

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Nestled in the former Pacific Gentry Center on Nimitz, this place has ample parking and a unique vibe. Imagine chilling in a cafe that's smack-dab in the middle of some home design stores--it's casual, kinda industrial, and yeah, maybe a bit dim, but that's part of its offbeat charm. Service is casual and heads up, they don't split checks, so bring cash unless you want to play a round of "Who's gonna Venmo who?" The desserts are the headliner here--they are all very pretty. The pastry chef here really puts in the work. The chocolate pyramid is their Mona Lisa and. I really liked their mini cheesecakes. But given the price, it's not an everyday kinda spot, maybe more of a "treat yourself" place. I was really excited about their lobster pad thai but it just didn't hit the spot for me. Next time I come in I want to try one of their "puff daddy" pot pies. Or maybe I'll just come for coffee and some pastries. read more

I've only stopped by to pick up desserts for ppl. Saw the wonderful lunch plates. Decided must dine here one day. Made rez in advance for dinner. We went early as I know how fast their dessert vanish and we had a show to attend after! Excellent greeting, attentive service by all. As you can see from pics we sampled quite a bit. Had the 4 course which included soup or salad, appetizer, entree and choice of dessert! We ordered different items so we could taste a bunch. Everything was aesthetically pleasing and kept our taste buds pretty happy too! What a lovely meal! Its great location and convenient parking right out front makes it so easy to pop on by! So we'll be back to try more dishes...dessert is a given! Thank You for a great meal before our show! read more

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Fantastic place! Highly recommend. We had dessert and loved the large variety they offered. Everything tasted wonderful and fresh. I'll absolutely be coming back for lunch and dinner! read more

Tiny Pyramid - Desserts - Cafes Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

This is one of those restaurants that I knew I shouldn't expect great food from, but still visited regardless because of the aesthetic and hype, in hopes of it living up to the raving reviews. My sister made a 12p reservation my family because she knew I wanted to try it ever since they rebranded out of JJ French Pastry & Bistro years ago. We got to the restaurant and were confused on whether to check in inside, or wait outside for a server. We waited about 5 minutes before getting checked in and were shown to our table. It took a while for the server to come back after we initially told her we needed a minute. We got 3 entrees, 3 cakes and a small corn soup to share among the 4 of us. We waited a little over 45 minutes for our food and in the meantime we looked at the cake choices. The worker that helped us from thereafter, Lesly, was really nice (and a fellow #ARMY!) and gave us all her best cake recommendations. The Yellow Curry (tofu - $14) came with a cute little jasmine rice pyramid and although I did enjoy the curry, it was a bit lacking in flavor when it comparing it to my other favorite thai restaurants. the Soft Shell Crab BLT ($16) was fried nicely and I liked the addition of the avocado, but the dressing of the salad seeped all onto the bottom of the bun, making it really soggy, while the top bun was quite dry. The Cheese Ravioli with Lobster ($22; 5 pcs) had great flavor, and we chose the pink sauce (other options; red or white) which was a nice balance from the cream sauce and umami from the tomato sauce. although the lobster and all the veggies were cooked very well, the ravioli skin was a little too thick for my liking. The Cream of Corn ($5) had a weird texture from the corn since they creamed it just enough so that there were tiny kernels that almost felt like bits of quinoa speckled throughout the soup, instead of full kernels or a fully creamed soup. The Strawberry Shortcake $5.95 wasn't super sweet which I loved and had layers of cream and strawberry between the cake, but I think the cake itself was a tad bit too dry for me. Same with the famous Chocolate Pyramid ($6.95) - it was super rich and decadent, but the cake at the bottom again was just the slightest bit too dry. The Macadamia Tart ($6.50) had a nice, thick, buttery crust and was speckled with whole macadamia nuts. This was probably my favorite dessert. All of the dishes and desserts were quite average to us, and since all the seating is outside, I felt like we were swatting flies for a good majority of the second half of our meal. I'm really glad I finally got a chance to try it, and I'm super thankful for the kind, helpful service, but it's not a place I see myself visiting again anytime soon. read more

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A hidden gem! Good food and great service. I ordered the yellow curry which was absolutely delicious. More rice would have been better. And the desserts? Wow! The showcase made it hard to pick just one. read more

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Delicious food in unlikely cool setting! The deserts. Omg. BYOB allows us to eat more!!! Great service when not too busy.

You would never expect this tiny little cafe/restaurant/bakery to be tucked away in here. They did a decent job of creating an outdoor dining experience (which I assume was due to covid) and they of course still have the decadent Tiny Chocolate Pyramids. I would truly recommend ordering takeout. Pros: -Everyone LOVED their dessert selection- would definitely recommend coming to pick those up. Inside, they have a huge glass case of all the desserts. YUM! Cons: -The food took FOREVER. I believe we spent nearly two hour there (they have a sign that says seating is limited to 90-minutes) because the food took a really long time to hit the table. -Okay, I'm a big fan of big portions... that's not what you get here. Think upscale fusion dining cuisine with tiny portions and a vibe like the Food Court in Ala Moana... meh, takeout is the way to go. read more

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Admittedly, this was our second choice for a dinner gathering - we wound up here after discovering our first choice was closed. But it will be my first choice going forward! Not crowded at all on a Monday night. We called ahead but were able to walk right in. It's a small place - maybe 6 or 7 tables. You would NEVER know it was here. Tucked in a dated mall of home-improvement, flooring, and window showrooms, it was a diamond in the rough. Seating is out in the atrium, but there wasn't a ton of foot traffic in the evening. Service was excellent, understandable when there were only a couple groups in the place. We opted for the prix fixe, and our server gave us spot-on suggestions. For right around $40, we got a soup (or salad), appetizer, main course, and our choice from the EXTENSIVE pastry case. Dinner choices were interesting and varied - I chose the Cornish hen, which had a curry flavor among more traditional accompaniments like mashed potato and steamed veggies. The corn soup with crab didn't taste too summery for being served in a seasonal snowman cup. We each ordered different appetizers and there were enough pieces to share. But can we talk about the pastries? Because they're the real star. So. Many. Choices. Total decision paralysis, but that's what to-go boxes are for, right? We each opted for one dessert there, and then took a few home. Nicely sized portions of everything - I didn't feel too stuffed by the time dessert time arrived, and the sweet finish at the end was just the right amount to cap off the meal. No matter what your preferences, you'll find something here. Fruit tarts, chocolate, cheesecakes, local style flavors, European tastes, all with unexpectedly beautiful presentation given the location. They open at 11, which is a little late for a morning coffee-and-pastry treat, but that is an option beyond dinner. You can even get their signature chocolate pyramids in larger sizes for celebrations. Parking is easy peasy and free in the lot outside, and even though it's bordering Iwilei, it didn't feel dodgy. Very easy to recommend. read more

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I was 1 hour before Sedona opened @ 12 decided to kill some time and check out this place. While reading the menu one of the staff asked me to come inside and take a look at their baked goods OMG heaven I stepped into heaven, ordered a bunch of cookies, varieties cheese cakes, mousse cake oooo dang, then decided to have lunch, little set up tables and chairs outside covering. Ordered the Tomato cream Fettuccine. (Forgot to take pic) Great selection on the menu, pastries are like the ones I remember from Japan, mm mm good, excellent service, this place took me back to Ibuskui Japan. A must to have an out doorsy feeling for lunch. Come see for yourself Marie read more

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This is one of my favorite places to eat. They have excellent and consistent food prep, presentation, and delectable tasty food. I cannot say enough about this establishment. My friends jump for joy when I mentioned this place and favorite of there's too! The high ceiling and sit down planters adds to the ambiance. The noise level can get loud if tables are packed and friendly staff. Blue crab corn chowder soup was creamy, sweet, and chunks of crab meat....very nice! Appetizers: Lobster roll with a small alfalfa sprout salad with minced cucumbers and tomatoes covered with avocado dressing....refreshing, creamy, and slight crunch. It has merriment of flavors. Lobster baguette was rich. I could have eaten this only. Fried soft shell crab with a small side salad...soft texture (crispy). Main dish: Bake salmon: self explanatory...delish in its own sauce over mash potatoes. Fisherman's Pot Pie: What can I say? Delicate airy puff pastry loaded with clams, salmons, scallops, shrimps in a wonderful light broth... I'm in heaven! Ciao!!! read more

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1st time here and this review is solely based on their takeout desserts. Not only are these desserts pleasing to the eye but the taste buds as well! Parking was easy and the staff was friendly. Every dessert was delicious! The chocolate desserts were very rich and decadent. I could only have 1 or 2 bites and I definitely recommend something to drink to go along with it. The frou frou was my favorite and the lilikoi cheescake was my 2nd favorite. I enjoyed everything but the cherry brandy in the pistachio mousse...it reminded me of cough syrup! I will be back for more desserts and would also like to have a meal. I reccomend you stopping by if you haven't been before. read more

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Interesting pastries from this restaurant that's "hidden in plain sight" along Nimitz Hwy. This review is based mostly on picking up dessert treats and a few takeout food items. I've never dined in. The dessert pastries are delicious. My favorite is the Tiny Pyramid. It's made from different chocolates mostly of mousse (not to be confused with a chocolate mouse, which is what my spell check would like you to read). The other fruity ones are also good, I get those sometimes when I want to change it up. The food... I've only had a couple of items. One was Lobster Pad Thai. The food has been ok, but not memorable. One day I will try dining in, but for now, it's just a quick stop to satisfy my desire for chocolate and geometry. read more

2-21-22 Lunch at Tiny Pyramid was a first for us today. When we arrived an employee asked, do you have reservations? I nodded no. She then said I just had a cancellation and removed the reserved designated sign on the table. The three employees we had interactions with for ordering, filling our water glasses and taking our order were very pleasant and kind. Today Doc and I were on the same food ordering brain wave. We selected soft shell crab blt which came with a salad. I asked for a decaf iced coffee and the nice man said he could do an iced Americano. The brew smelled good and the taste was bold thus the addition of 3 half n half and 3 sugars. I liked the glass it arrived in. Hubs ordered a croissant sandwich for this midday meal. Doc went inside to purchase some pastries to take home. She came out with a box of six very indulgent looking desserts. Once home we shared three and will have the other three to share tonight. The flavors are subtle to me like Japanese desserts, not sweet with gentle textures and pretty to look at. read more

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The food at this restaurant is awesome! We were luckily enough to have a large party (8) so we were to eat "family style" and sample many dishes. The desserts are also made in house and are to die for! Any of the dishes that include the puff pastry, definitely try because that's the owners specialty. Oh, did I mention the service is awesome too! read more

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Still patronizing this bakery since they were originally in kaimuki. This time we did a phone order and ordered the pyramid cake, it wasn't as moist as the mini pyramid, but still delish. Ordered some mini cheesecakes these are exactly as they should be, not too sweet, light and fluffy. Counter person was very nice and ambiance is typical bakery when inside. read more

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Located in the former Pacific Gentry Center on Nimitz, this used to be JJ French Bistro & Pastry on Waialae Ave known for its chocolate pyramids. Parking is ample as was seating which is well spread apart in the middle of home design stores. The atmosphere is casual and relaxing, with kind of an industrial feel. The lighting was a bit dim and acoustics were weird for me , but my friend liked its semi open air feel she said felt like LA. The menu offers many selections including a variety of interesting appetizers, old favorites like the fisherman's pot pie, Lao pot pie. and Lamb Wellington, with a section of salads, sandwiches, pizzas, pastas, curries and entrees. The Eggplant leek quiche was a petite pie served with a simple, refreshing salad. Good for eating light but nothing special. The Sea Scallop Napoleon had much more pizzazz. Its lemongrass curry sauce had a nice kick though it was a tad salty for my taste. They are masterful with flour and butter here so the quiche crust and Napoleon puff pastry were both excellent. With room in our bellies, we decided to order soup. My friend got the cream of corn with crabmeat and I got the Khang Lao lemongrass. Both of us loved our selections! They do a great job of not overcooking the vegetables so they are both just soft and hard enough. Definitely save room for dessert, but if you don't have time or room you can take it to go. They're displayed Inside a case full of gorgeous little tarts, cheesecakes, mousses, other uniquely French pastries like the Pavlova and Maron glacé, and of course their signature chocolate pyramid. Each one is a little work of art to be admired by the eye as well as the palate. Hard to narrow it down to one, but I chose well with the chocolate lilikoi mousse. Light, refreshing, and not too sweet, my friend liked it so much she ordered one to go. There is also a selection of cookies and a hot sauce you can buy as gifts that do not require refrigeration. For drinks my friend got the Cappuccino which came dusted with cinnamon and I got the TP coffee (which was supposed to contain orange liqueur). Neither of our drinks was quite hot enough plus I could barely taste the liqueur, so I did something very uncharacteristic and sent mine back. Version 2 was much better. Our server, Drew , was friendly and informative as was the other staff. Note: they are not able to split the bill on credit cards so be prepared with cash if you need to. On the plus side: it's BYOB, a great place for wine! read more

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Food was great! We had the 4 course meal and the pizza. The pizza crust tasted made from scratch and cheesy! The desserts are to die for! Of course, you have to try the chocolate pyramid and we had the chocolate macadamia nut tart. Delicious! The service was quick and friendly. It was a relaxing atmosphere during the busy holiday season! Definitely will be back! ;) read more

The food is amazing! The servers were very kind and helpful explaining dishes that we had questions about. The only drawback is for people sensitive to smell as the seating is across of Sedona whose burning incense was a little off putting. After enjoying your meal,definitely head inside to pick up the most beautiful and delicious pastries! read more

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I've been here twice since I work nearby. I ordered a sandwich and a salad with a lychee, lime cheesecake and a pyramid truffle the first time and a Thai Thai with chicken the second time. I should have learned from my first experience. Salad and sandwich was tiny, overpriced and mediocre. The salad dressing was the best part of the meal. Desserts were SO PRETTY, that's why I bought them but they were not worth it. My second visit I tried the Thai Thai with chicken. Very first bite I take I get eggshells. Right off the bat it was a bad experience. I figured it's a simple mistake so I keep eating. Chicken was dry and tough so lucky it was sliced thin. One flavor note little ball of mush. It really was not good. On a brighter note, the staff are wonderful! Great customer service but besides that, I can't see why anyone would eat here. ‍ read more

Ambiance:Modern Casual Service: decent Food: we enjoy the same menu as the old JJs. Our family old time favorites; lamb and light curries. Of course the highlight is dessert! Have an early dinner and enjoy your evening at Tiny Pyramid. read more

Tiny Pyramid is awesome and a wonderful experience. The food was fantastic and the desserts are amazing! The customer service is and ambiance is spot on as well. Check this place out! read more

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Used to go to JJ's so nice to be able to continue at Tiny Pyramid. For my mother's birthday, we decided to get her "cake" here so she can have a variety. We got maron glacé, chocolate lilikoi, le café, lady in red guava Bavarian, le match and apricot tart. I was looking forward to a maron in the maron glacé but it was not to be so, thus my 4 star rating. My mother loved the le matcha and le café. She had the chocolate lilikoi the following day and said it was too tart for her but I thought it was delish. I ate half the apricot tart and though I could not taste the apricot, the fact that itvis not sweetness overload is nice. My sister attended a function there the following day where she had the escargot, duck paté a other things, which she said was all delish. She also came back with a strawberry shortcake, house pizza minus the chicken and lao roll, which we shall try tonight. The beauty of the sweets is that is is not so sweet and has a delicate flavor, typical of French pastries. We like that. read more

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This place is a must-try! Ignore the unassuming exterior, and you'll discover a quaint little area inside. Tiny Pyramid is immediately to the left, and has a pleasant urban feel. Walking into the bakery, you can see an almost-unending array of desserts- tarts, cheesecakes, mousses.... it was so hard to choose just one! I ended up getting a lilikoi cheesecake, but will definitely be back to try another! For entrées, the lamb wellington is the most popular, but they shared that it will take at least 20mins. With that (and my hungry tummy) in mind, I ordered the braised duck instead. The duck practically fell off the bone! Perfectly tender in texture, and the gravy was flavorful with just a tiny kick of spice. Absolutely delightful! The mashed potatoes were lightly flavored, but the vegetables were boiled, with hardly any taste. Definitely want to pair each bite perfectly! Had a bite of the Thai Thai noodles too - similar to pad thai, but with less of the nutty nuance. Didn't try the Crab BLT, but according to my friend: "The bun was a bit dry. The crab was crunchy, but not too heavy on the batter. Overall, the BLT could've had more flavor. The salad was better than the BLT." If you're looking for insta-worthy interior, this place may not offer the aesthetic you're looking for. But if you'd like to delight your tastebuds, come through for a pastry or a brunch! I'd say it was well worth it. read more

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I had no idea this cute restaurant was located in this shopping center! You can't see it directly from the parking lot - you have to walk into the center and it's the first stop on the left. The food here is delicious and the four course menu allows you to try multiple dishes for under $40! I did the four course menu B with the soup, baked lobster, lamb Wellington, and a tart for dessert. The soup was okay - a standard corn chowder with a little bit of crab mixed it. I really liked the baked lobster, especially with the sauce it's served with. It's a nice combination of rich flavors with the freshness of the toppings. The lamb Wellington is a must try. The puff pastry and lamb was great, but the pepper sauce really tops everything off nicely. If you get dessert, you can enter the store when you're ready (and when it's clear - there's a 4 person limit). You can pick any item in their showcase and then sit back down. They'll bring it back over to your table to eat. Overall, a really nice experience with good food! read more

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