We stumbled upon this gem before heading to Ledger for brunch and absolutely loved it. It's…read morefemale-owned and they craft their own bourbon and whiskey, which makes it even more impressive. It's a great spot for a date night.

Great space. Great spirits. Attentive service without being obsequious…read more Parking ... it's Plymouth. Will I return? Yes.

Food is always spot on with an appropriate size menu…read more Service is always outstanding, friendly and welcoming. Ambiance is swanky appropriate for first dates to impress

Service was solid, no complaints there. I ordered pasta, which in hindsight probably wasn't the…read moreright call for this type of place. My girlfriend had the pasta rosa and I went with the short rib pasta. The shrimp wasn't really "bang bang shrimp" like advertised, but it was decent enough. The French onion soup was actually a highlight -- the crunchy bread in it was a nice touch and gave it good texture. Where it fell short for me was the pasta. That might be partly on me for ordering it at a spot that isn't really an Italian restaurant, but still -- the sauce just wasn't good. The short rib itself was fine, but the sauce tasted like it came straight out of a can, which killed the dish. Overall, it feels like they're trying to position themselves as a higher-end restaurant based on pricing and location, but to pull that off, the food -- especially the ingredients and execution -- needs to be at a higher level.

Stumbled upon the lounge after dining at Browndog Barlor. Upon walking in we had just missed the…read morelive show so I will definitely have to check out their website and go back to catch a live show. Feeding is open and you can sit anywhere where a table light is not turned on. Please sit in a cozy corner booth and order cocktails. I was so tempted to try this cocktail that was priced at $75, it is listed as a luxury pour but it sounded so good. I will have to treat myself one day and order it to see if it's worth the cost. LOL I guess since I'm posting a review, I can't gate-keep this one, but it's worth sharing. Lol

WOW!!!! What an awesome spot for a night on the town. We have been to NOMI a few times over the…read morepast few months. They have a variety of excellent cover bands and shows throughout the week. Great food and excellent cocktails on the menu. I would most certainly make a reservation if you plan to get a table. They also have the main bar open during the week, if you just wanted to stop in for a cococktail.

First time at this restaurant where I came as part of a financial presentation that included a…read moredinner. I arrived early to sample their Happy Hour where I got a Tommy Margarita which was one of four cocktail choices on the Happy Hour menu where the other choices are an Old Fashion, Lemon Drop Martini and a Black Manhattan. All of which I personally am a fan of. Relative to my Margarita, it was very well made with 2 full ounces of Blanco Tequila as the base and quite tasty. Definately a drink with a kick and not a watered down version you get at most other bars in the area. At $8 it's a pretty good deal in my opinion especially for a drink of this quality. Relative to Dinner my wife got the White Fish dinner and I got the Milanese Chicken. Both dishes were excellent where they were cooked to perfection and were delicious. Prices on the menu were a tad high in my opinion but the old adage that you get what you pay for applies here and is definately worth the cost in my opinion. Appetizer was the Calamari which was well made and quite tasty in its own right. Relative to staff and facility, the facility is very classy with a nice contemporary flair to it, Definately an upscale feel to it where both the bar and the dining area offer an elevated dining/drinking experience. Staff was super friendly with great follow up where the bar can be a tad slower as only one bartender was working while I was there but he did a fairly good job of keeping up with the orders and high marks for his efficiency. Overall a great classy restaurant with a nice Happy Hour makes this a destination restaurant worth the trip if you live outside this area. For discerning customers who prize Quality in what they eat and drink this is a business not to be missed!

It was a beautiful day to have lunch on a patio so we went to 22Fifteen! We were sat immediately…read moreand took a moment to go over the menu, there were so many food options! We opted to share a salad and sandwich and it was more than enough for two people! Our severs were attentive and checked in on us consistently. The salad was flavorful and the chicken was cooked to perfection. The cod sandwich, chefs kiss! It was so good. It's an highly elevated Filet of Fish. So skip McDoanlds and go here! You won't be disappointed. I'll be back to try something else!

Great room - fabulous view of their newest 18th green. Food was delish, service precise, and…read morepunctual. Easy on the drinks & wine - can run the tab up very quickly.

What happened to the bartenders Karl, Cassie, and Nina?, honestly without them this place feels…read moreempty, lifeless, the heart has been squandered since they left. Miss them!!! The new place is okay, but the trio was the only reason I got through my divorce.

Why haven't I tried here sooner?…read more Toasted oaks is located inside of the renaissance hotel located by 12 oaks mall parking lot. There is an entrance for just the restaurant which makes it easier to enter. There is also close parking next to it. I had no wait on a Friday evening, which I'm sure isn't common, but I was also there about1 hour 30 minute - 2 hours to closing so it could be why. I was still given great service and a wonderful cooked dish. I ordered a mocktail (virgin spring in wing) that had was supposed to have smashed strawberries. I barely tasted the strawberry (I did not have some in the drink) as the soda water overpowered everything thing else. I probably should have said something, but I didn't. If I order next time I will. There were many great things on the menu, but I opted for the bone in pork chop. While I waited I did ask if they had bread service and they have corn bread. First I was like "hmmmm idk". Once it came to the table I loved it. I usually don't butter my corn bread, but I tried their butter with it and I enjoyed the pairing. It was perfectly cooked well enough how pork should be, but still tender so it wasn't dry. It had this whiskey sweet fruity glaze over it which was delicious. I would have preferred it on the side, but that's just a personal preference. The green beans weren't soggy, they had a slight crisp to them. A great flavor. I opted out of the loaded baked potato and just got a plain with butter , sour cream and chives. Overall for what I ordered I didn't think the price to be too unreasonable. However, this place can get pricy with other things on the menu. Their menu might also change because I seen photos of this place and those items weren't on the menu. I would come here again for a dinner alone, with my spouse and even with friends.

This place had definitely not met my expectations for a fancy restaurant that serves a burger for…read more$20 and a sirloin entrée for $40. We had started off with a mixed board charcuterie board which held an assortment of different cheeses, meats, breads, and veggies. This board was underwhelming; for $20, it felt poor quality-wise. The breads felt stale, and the vegetables were sad and tasted horrible. Putting aside the negative comments and the absolutely blazing campfire behind my seat, my service was amazing. We had Rayna Rose serve us, and she was so kind, friendly, and beautiful. She showed professionalism while providing a comforting tone and attitude to the total environment. While observing her with other tables, I saw that she not only treated everyone with the same kindness and respect but really put her best effort into her work and service. After around 30 minutes of waiting, our entrées came out. I ordered their signature Oak burger, and my sister ordered the sirloin entrée. My burger came out with soggy buns, stale fries that weren't crispy, and ketchup that was average. My sister's sirloin was bland, dry, and the balsamic glaze made the overall dish sour, and not in a good way. We were able to finish the soggy burger as a team, but the sirloin was unbearable. Overall, I give this place a 5/10.

Drinks were good, service was nice Honestly wish I had…read morerealized how disrespectful my chicken tender order looked before I left with tObviously old oil, should not have been served

From Retro Bliss to Corporate Miss - 1Up's New Management Hits Rock Bottom…read more.. Oh, how the mighty have fallen. 1Up Arcade Bar, once my go-to haven for arcade nostalgia and friendly vibes, has devolved into a shell of its former self. Under the new management, the experience has gone from retro joy to something resembling a garish corporate money pit. If you're looking to relive the good old days of arcade glory, consider this your neon-lit warning sign to stay far, far away. First off, the bartenders. Remember last year when 1Up's bartenders were warm, cheerful, and chatty, making you feel like you were part of the family? Well, those days are deader than my high score on Pac-Man. The new bartenders treat you with the exact enthusiasm you'd expect from someone waiting at the DMV. Ordering a drink here feels like you've personally interrupted their day--and heaven forbid you ask any questions about the menu. Smiles? Gone. Friendly banter? Vanished. You're left standing there with your overpriced, uninspired drink wondering if you've wandered into a soulless high-end cocktail bar by mistake. Ah, the drinks. Once playful and creative masterpieces that added to 1Up's charm, they've been replaced with pretentious, unimaginative concoctions that scream, "We're fancy now; please empty your wallet." No fun, no spirit (pun intended), just overpriced disappointments. At their current price point, I half expected the drink to come with complimentary resentment from the staff. And don't get me started on the arcade machines. Gone are the iconic retro classics that made me feel like I'd stepped back into the golden age of arcades. Instead, the place is now stuffed with bright, flashy, wallet-draining horrors you'd find at a Dave and Buster's. What happened to the charm? The authenticity? Now it's just a playground for toddlers with no attention spans and those who value flashing lights over actual gameplay. Speaking of, if you're a Gen Z-er armed with your parents' credit card and an inability to go three seconds without dopamine overload, this place might actually be a dream come true for you. The rest of us? Not so much. Look, 1Up Arcade Bar used to be a gem, but now it feels like a soulless cash grab. Don't come here hoping for a genuine arcade bar experience because you'll leave disappointed--and poorer. Save your time, save your money, and spare yourself the heartbreak of seeing what this place has become. RIP, old 1Up. You are sorely missed.

Stopped in for happy hour last week. Enjoying everything as usual despite it being early. Only a…read morefew others were present, plus it was the owner's birthday. So it was a little quieter than usual which I didn't mind. The server was kind and attentive. The smoked old fashioned was delicious despite not having the large ice cube. The sliders, truffle fries, and fried biscuit were also delicious even when the leftovers were heated days later at home. Always a great choice no matter the occasion.

I went here with my friend for a little girls night. We wanted to see the live music. Although, the…read moremusic started later than expected and seemed to take a very long break after a short while of performing, it ended up being nice that way to have a break for chatting. The music was actually so loud it was hard to catch up with my friend. I wasn't aware of how cozy the spot was. We weren't allowed to sit next to each other (understandably so, the seats are designed for two/four people to sit across from each other like normal) so that made it easiest to just quiet up and listen to the music. I have no problem with that, the singer was great! The waitress was kind for even checking with the manager to see if we could adjust the seating arrangement. I had to ask lol I had the fried salmon bites, very salty but good flavor. Oh, and one of the two bathroom stalls wouldn't close but luckily girl code helped us stay secure! This spot is a hidden gem especially for those who appreciate a very intimate live music performance, when they have it. I'd like to try more of the food.