The Grey Dog

Grey Dog is a fantastic spot! I loved the cozy decoration and the welcoming atmosphere. We came during the last 30 minutes of brunch, and the food was still excellent. The pancake and fried chicken were crispy and delicious, and the breakfast bowl with French toast is a must-try. Plus, they have a happy hour starting at 4 PM, making it an even better place to hang out. I’ll definitely be back!

Best brunch in NYC! prices are reachable and location is very convenient. I ordered avacado toast and my friend ordered French toast. So delicious, portions are big. I love decoration and music is so good, too. Employees are very friendly. Great start for saturday morning.

Dont forget to reserve a table if plan to come on a weekend. Packed! But food is great, service is fast and attentive. Pancake and french toast is moist , yummy. Our latte is strong they have good selection of coffee.

Great "live" place with a unique old design, good food(medium-sized) dishes The toast served inside the dish?! Good stuff, Could change the toilet into two separate toilets to avoid the crowd.

Grey dog is where you go when you want something that tastes familiar but elevated. The grilled cheese dippers and tomato soup (with a side of bacon)are perfect on a chilly/rainy day. You can’t go wrong with the classic grey dog breakfast. The pancakes with banana are fluffy and the perfect amount of sweet. Their bacon is thick cut and crunchy which I love. It can get a bit busy but the longest i’ve ever had to wait for 2 was about 10 minutes. Overall, really good breakfast that just feels like a hug… cant go wrong 🥰

The food is just alright. I ordered the grey dog breakfast with French toast and I liked the orange syrup that came with them, eggs were done great, but I can tell the potatoes were from a frozen bag. I did get an iced latte here and it tasted great. Out server was also very polite, but when the restaurant got busy for breakfast it was hard to wave them down for coffee refills for the table.

We got a bit unlucky and the day we went it was down pouring really badly. And unfortunately the only seats available were on the patio so the seating arrangements were not fun, or comfortable. The chairs were also wet but this is out of the restaurant's reach. The food was decent! Not amazing and not bad, it was not a bad experience, but I wouldn't go again because it did not really give me that wow factor that I look for to return.

Food was delicious. The restaurant itself was crowded like they fitting too many tables into the space. We got there around 1:15 on a Saturday and waited 45 mins for a table. The food and service were fantastic and was very cute inside.

Grey Dog is a fantastic spot! I loved the cozy decoration and the welcoming atmosphere. We came during the last 30 minutes of brunch, and the food was still excellent. The pancake and fried chicken were crispy and delicious, and the breakfast bowl with French toast is a must-try. Plus, they have a happy hour starting at 4 PM, making it an even better place to hang out. I’ll definitely be back!

Best brunch in NYC! prices are reachable and location is very convenient. I ordered avacado toast and my friend ordered French toast. So delicious, portions are big. I love decoration and music is so good, too. Employees are very friendly. Great start for saturday morning.

Dont forget to reserve a table if plan to come on a weekend. Packed! But food is great, service is fast and attentive. Pancake and french toast is moist , yummy. Our latte is strong they have good selection of coffee.

Great "live" place with a unique old design, good food(medium-sized) dishes The toast served inside the dish?! Good stuff, Could change the toilet into two separate toilets to avoid the crowd.

Grey dog is where you go when you want something that tastes familiar but elevated. The grilled cheese dippers and tomato soup (with a side of bacon)are perfect on a chilly/rainy day. You can’t go wrong with the classic grey dog breakfast. The pancakes with banana are fluffy and the perfect amount of sweet. Their bacon is thick cut and crunchy which I love. It can get a bit busy but the longest i’ve ever had to wait for 2 was about 10 minutes. Overall, really good breakfast that just feels like a hug… cant go wrong 🥰

The food is just alright. I ordered the grey dog breakfast with French toast and I liked the orange syrup that came with them, eggs were done great, but I can tell the potatoes were from a frozen bag. I did get an iced latte here and it tasted great. Out server was also very polite, but when the restaurant got busy for breakfast it was hard to wave them down for coffee refills for the table.

We got a bit unlucky and the day we went it was down pouring really badly. And unfortunately the only seats available were on the patio so the seating arrangements were not fun, or comfortable. The chairs were also wet but this is out of the restaurant's reach. The food was decent! Not amazing and not bad, it was not a bad experience, but I wouldn't go again because it did not really give me that wow factor that I look for to return.

Food was delicious. The restaurant itself was crowded like they fitting too many tables into the space. We got there around 1:15 on a Saturday and waited 45 mins for a table. The food and service were fantastic and was very cute inside.

I came here for a quick dinner and shared the grilled cheese and tomato soup appetizer and ordered the turkey, apple, bacon jam, and Swiss sandwich! The food was pretty good but was a little underwhelming, think a slightly healthier, elevated bar food. The fries were decent too! Overall I feel like everything it the tomato soup was lacking a little extra something. Cute interior and friendly staff though!

Came here with family for New Years breakfast yesterday. Ambiance - hipster and cozy. Lots of recycled decors. Service - we had a table of 12 so the server seems a little distraught but handled with grace. Overall, small portion food at a higher market price. The kids left a little hungry afterwards. Food tastes good as it seems to use real ingredients (you can taste it). For example, ginger beer is made with real ginger and pancakes are served (hopefully with real syrup?). The breakfast bowl came in a flat plate and it looked kinda sad for $18. Overall, we were cramped in a small space in front of the kitchen where two pitches of mimosa costs $84. The food quantity doesn't justify the price. As I feel that we can get the same quality AND quantity food at Westville instead of here. It was crowded but I must say, the bathroom was clean!

Things I love: Prime Location: Situated in the heart of Manhattan, Grey Dog is conveniently accessible for both locals and visitors. Popular Among Locals and Visitors: Its popularity is evident from the bustling atmosphere and multiple locations spread across the city. Generous Portions: Grey Dog offers consistently delicious food with generous portion sizes, ensuring diners leave satisfied. Seating: The restaurant provides ample indoor and outdoor seating, making it an ideal spot for gatherings with friends. Things to keep in mind: Peak Hour Challenges: Snagging a table during peak hours can be challenging, if you prefer walking into a restaurant without reservations for a leisurely brunch experience then this place isn't for you. Bathroom Queues: With only a single bathroom, customers need to exercise patience during busy hours, as lengthy queues can occur.

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Good vibes at The Grey Dog - Nolita! Vegan burger was greasy but good. The turkey bacon club was delicious but messy. Loved the wings and Brussels sprouts. Nice variety of drinks and food on the menu. Our waiter got our orders in quickly, but only checked on us once. Would recommend this spot for a catch up with friends or a second or third date - inside and outside seating.

While in New York we wanted some good burgers and we stopped by this place. Def a 10 out of 10 for food and especially the burgers were amazing. The bread was different and melted in your mouth after a bite but super good. The bacon was nice and thick and perfect not burnt at all. It gets pretty busy here and recommend!

Came here for brunch as soon as we landed in New York. we saw great reviews on yelp and thought to give it a try. I got the Mexican bowl with chicken. It was good, but if I go again, I won't get the chicken, it was kind of dry. The service was good, they were very helpful and attentive. No complaints.

Came on a Saturday when it just opened and was seated right away. Thank goodness, it does get packed quickly! Didn't realize, but they have locations in Chelsea, Union Square, West Village, and Flatiron. Ordered the Grey's Dog's Breakfast ($19) which includes a choice of eggs of any style, home fries, choice of French toast or pancakes, choice of bacon, sausage, avocado, or chorizo(+$1). Had so many options that I took awhile to choose and went with scrambled eggs, home fries, French toast that came with some blueberries and butter, and sausage. Such a huge plate, but ate it everything and it was delicious ! There is seating at the bar and enough seating in the back. Although I would say the tables were a bit too close to each other because it was literally few inches away from the next table. Also, a nice and clean bathroom is a plus! Only one though haha

Our visit to The Grey Dog - Nolita on a Friday morning was amazing however finding parking took some time which is typical in New York City. Once we arrived, we were warmly greeted and promptly seated. The ambience of the restaurant was delightful. Our server was very friendly. We started with two lattes, which were well-made and satisfying. For our main dishes, we ordered 3 Mexican bowls, with one being shrimp instead of chicken, and we added fries on the side. The food exceeded our expectations, with each bowl being delicious. Despite not being a fan of cilantro rice because the cilantro sometimes overpowers it, I found that the cilantro rice served here was not overpowering. Which made it enjoyable. However, I did wish my bowl had a bit more tortilla crisps. The fries were also great, perfectly crisp and seasoned with salt perfectly. Overall, The Grey Dog proved to be a great spot for a satisfying brunch, and I would gladly return for another meal.

Big portions! Semi pricey costs. Great service (it helped we had a brunch reservation). Love the eclectic interior. The pistachio and Avocado salad was good, but had so much Kale. Bang for your buck I guess but wish I had more toppings

I've been to the Grey Dog in the West Village. This Nolita location is very similar. A laidback island vibe with grass umbrellas above the tables. Light wood. Very cool and laid back service. Colorful drinks. I had the BLAT (bacon, lettuce, avocado, tomato), which I've had at the other location. I enjoyed it, fresh ingredients and wonderfully chewy and thick bacon, but kinda wish I had ordered the chrozio potato hash with peppers. This is mainly a brekkie/lunch/brunch spot. Eggs, sandwiches, omelets, pancakes, French toast. Dinner is available, but again, sandwiches, burgers, salads, bowls. The cocktails are a little on the sweet side, but not cloying so. I probably wouldn't come here for dinner, but I've been here a few times for breakfast/brunch, and will continue to drop in here for a casual/leisurely bite and cocktail.

Get the Brussels. We came for Brussels. We left full of Brussels. Get the Brussels. Did I mention....BRUSSELS?! Best Brussels I ever had. Cannot stress that enough. Grey dog spritz was good too but didn't compare to the Brussels.

Came here on a Saturday with a breakfast reservation and was seated right away. I got the classic omelette with spinach, peppers, and jalapeños. It came with home fries and toast. The home fries were so crispy on the outside - just the way I like them! The omelette was really delicious too and I loved the kick from the jalapeños. The interior is nice and fun. The tables were pretty close together so it felt a bit cramped. There was only one bathroom so it would have a line. I would come back again to try some of their different breakfast dishes.

Before I talk about the food I want to say that the vibe of this outdoor dining area is 10/10. They were super warm, cozy, and relaxing. I do value the atmosphere just as much as the food at a restaurant. We had the Grey Dog's Breakfast and my boyfriend had a Classic Omelette. They were both amazing! For my boyfriend's omelette he was able to choose 3 fillings for his omelette and it also came with homefries and a toast. For my grey dog's breakfast, I had my sunny side eggs, french toast, home fries, and avocado. None of the dishes were too greasy or salty; they had just the right amount of flavor. Plus our server was exceptionally friendly, He even checked up on us and greeted us while he was clocking out and heading home. I was grateful for that server's thoughtfulness and dedication. Overall, I will definitely come back on another sunny day to sit outside and enjoy this delicious meal.

Super disappointed in this location. We waited 20 minutes before someone came to take our drink order. We ended up putting in our whole order because we were worried we'd have to wait another 20 before the waiter came back. With how busy the restaurant was, the wait staff were very slow and inattentive. Our waiter didn't check on us once after our food came out, which was good but sadly cold, so we had to flag down other wait staff as they passed by. Can't see myself coming back here.

Great casual brunch spot! Stopped here on our way to do some shopping and the service was very quick and the staff was friendly. My favorite parts of the Grey Dog's Breakfast was the bacon and pancakes. The bacon was thick and super crispy. Downside was the soggy potatoes. Solid, average breakfast/brunch spot.

My friend and I popped in lunch before going to the see the Judy Chicago exhibit at the New Museum a few blocks away. I generally like the Midwest cafe vibes at Grey Dog and thought my fellow Michagander might as well. She did, and we both enjoyed our food as well. I opted for the the crispy chicken bowl which was a nice balance of flavors and textures. Service was great.

I actually really like this place the staff is very sweet and the food is good. However the drink pours on the wine are sooooo tiny. For 12 bucks it should be more than 3-4 sips. I had to order two for it to equal what one order of wine should be. (Former bartender so I am aware of pour ratio) Other than that I highly recommend. Go for happy hour that way you get your money's worth. Overly packed on weekends so I would go during the week. They do close at 9pm also so not a late night place

I was disappointed with how overrated this place was. When we were seated the table was very sticky. I couldn't place my silverware down without concern about putting food on it later. When we got our food, it did not look like the photos I saw online. It was very mediocre food for the hype it got, both in presentation and in taste. Fortunately mimosa was good and our waitress was very nice. With that said, I don't think I'll be coming back. There are definitely better places for brunch in the area. I think they were understaffed. I was not dining at peak hours, yet the wait times to order food and drinks were extremely slow. My friend's order was not correct and it was impossible to flag anyone down.

Came here to sit at the bar for a little bit. The drinks are quick and delicious. The service was great and super friendly! There is plenty of seating and great lighting inside. The atmosphere is great - full of energy but you can still have a conversation. Very cute inside decor as well!

So happy to have found a solid breakfast spot in this area. Opens early and actually has staff willing to provide stellar service. We've been to a bunch of other local spots that are full of staff and void of actual service. Not Grey Dog. Anike was the best waitress. Friendly, attentive, and overall awesome. She single-handedly waited on 10 tables at a time and didn't skip a beat. The decor is so fun. A lot to take in and tons of artwork to appreciate. I honestly can't find a single fault with Grey Dog. The coffee was soooo good! My French toast was absolutely delicious. I don't know how they make that butter but I want the recipe. My husband had the avocado toast and wasn't disappointed. The fried egg was cooked to perfection. We both left not even a single morsel of a crumb. It was that good. I highly highly recommend this place and can't wait to return!

I appreciated that the Grey Dog has happy hour deals everyday with yummy snacks and drinks to offer. I ordered two refreshing mules and the Moroccan bowl for dinner on a weekend. There was no wait to be seated (although the place was certainly busy), service between ordering and receiving was timely, and the waiters were proactive about checking in. I enjoyed the food and general experience at this location along a well-populated street and would be glad to visit again.

Was off Monday and decided to check out this place after shopping near by. Atmosphere is great! Service is fast. Food was so good! We got: espresso martinis, iced chai, breakfast bowl and grey dog breakfa

We were happy to have stumbled upon The Grey Dog for a much needed late lunch. The menu has something for everybody, ranging from all day breakfast to hearty salads and sandwiches. We loved the rustic, laid back atmosphere. The wait staff was very friendly. Our order: Classic Omelette - Generously portioned and stuffed with your choice of three fillings. We chose white cheddar, mushroom, and tomato with no regrets! Sweet potato fries- Perfectly sweet and not too salty! Breakfast bowl- Unique and filling combo of eggs, avocado, sweet potato, roasted broccoli, zucchini and mushrooms. Just the energy boost I needed for an afternoon of shopping. Although there are many restaurants on Mulberry street to choose from, we would definitely prioritize returning to The

Love the staff here Best Mules in the country! The food is awesome, you can't go wrong with any thing in the menu. The staff is really fantastic!

Great location and trendy. Love the happy hour specials. The nonalcoholic ginger beer is to die for. The service was prompt and efficient. I give the regular fries a score of 4 out 5 under my McDonald's Fries Index which means they were really good, you just got to eat them the second it hits the table. Will come back to try their Burger because they look stunning.

This place was BUSTLING, even at an odd hour on a weekday! Music is also loud... so would suggest skipping if you're looking for a chill, quiet ambience. I had the mexican bowl, which was AMAZING. It was a hearty mexican dish, but make it gluten free! They have a lot of GF and VEGAN options! Also recommend their sweet potato fries :) If you're looking for a nice brunch/ lunch spot minus the crazy Ruby's waitlist, i say check this place out!!

Good, reasonably priced food in a cute, fun setting with attentive service. I loved the pistachio avocado salad with added salmon. The garlic shrimp appetizer was tasty with nicely toasted bread to soak up the yummy sauce. The margarita was too sweet.

Had the best experience here! Loved our host who sat us and Patrick was amazing! Can't wait to come back! So many laughs. Espresso martini was BEAUTIFUL! So comfy cozy! Had the Ceasar salad with grilled chicken. So refreshing and loved the flavor very light! Great end to a beautiful day!

Really good happy hour. Kale salad was not to spicy, the sticky nugs were SO good. I would go back just for the one. Not a fan of the margarita.

Good food and drink options during happy hour. The grilled cheese and tomato soup are a winner. Chill vibes and attentive staff.

The food is delicious and at a good price. You can also order brunch items all day, which is a huge plus. This is a great spot to come to with friends and it was not very loud or crowded when I went on a Sunday around 5pm. Service was a little slow, but the food came out fast. The portions are also perfect.

Awesome place. I like the ambiance and host was very warm and welcoming. I had Pulled Short Rib Au Jus, which was very delicious, the dip was too good. I'll come back for sure..

Such a cute nook in Soho! I came here on a Friday afternoon & it was packed! I was on the waitlist for 20 minutes before we were seated so you should make a reservation beforehand. I got the grey dog breakfast & my friend got the pulled short rib Au jus sandwich. The grey dog breakfast was your typical American breakfast platter with French toast, eggs, & a sausage. I also felt that my dish was pretty dry. The pulled short rib sandwich was very tender and flavorful especially if you dip the meat into the sauce they give. Service is good! They were also very busy so kudos to them for the service. Overall, this place is a nice place for brunch but it's nothing mind blowing and the prices are pretty decent for the city.

Great happy hour! I came around 4pm on a Thursday and had a glow-up mule and the fried artichokes. The drink was tasty and pretty to look at. Could have used a splash more alchy. The fried artichokes were amazing, so light and fluffy and flavorful. I just wish there were more of them. I am glad I went on HH, because I would not have paid full price for them. The drink was $7 and the fried artichokes were $8. Quick service, great location, I think they may have changed their menu recently cause there were a few faves missing.

I had chicken and waffles and a croissant sausage egg & cheese sandwich. The chicken and waffles was good, the chicken was better than the waffle. The croissant sandwich was delicious! Definitely would recommend it to anybody who walks in. Service was ok not bad . The ambiance was very cozy . They played some funky music from the 60's which was very cool lol . Me and and friends had brunch here so i can't recommend any lunch options.

Get the French toast and the pitcher of mimosas. They were so friendly. Don't take reservations, seat you immediately. Great vibe. Would return for sure.

Super popular spot and hard to miss while strolling through the city. Stopped here on my last day in the beautiful city with the craving for brunch It was a Friday around 11ish and we were given the flexibility to sit wherever we'd like. Boyfriend and I chose to sit outside to soak in the great weather and our server came within 5 minutes. Got us water and some time to look over the menu. I'm from Texas so the prices were a little high in my opinion. A little over $17 gets you eggs, choice of meat, house "fries", and a personal serving of pancakes or French toast. In my opinion it was nothing out of this world but it was good . Service was friendly and people were definitely rolling in. We did pass this place at night and it was PACKEDDD! Will definitely have to come through again to see what that was about.

Walked up to this place for lunch while shopping in the area. Overall, the service and atmosphere is great. The food is okay. I would give 3.5 stars if I could. The service was pretty great. We were able to get seated in about 10 minutes and we got our food quickly after ordering. The ambiance was nice as well. It was lively but not overwhelming. Plus I didn't feel like I was going to bump into anyone trying to leave the table. It's definitely a nice place to grab food with some friends. Now the for the food. I ordered the house burger which came with fries. I thought it was reasonably priced because other places sometimes charge the same for a burger and comes with no fries. The burger nothing special. I think for the area and price it met my expectations. It wasn't great, but it also wasn't disappointing. The fries I though tasted good, I just wish they had more crunch. I wouldn't go out my way for this place, but would stop again if it was convenient.

We came here on a late Monday morning and were able to get a table in the back quickly - especially since the restaurant was super busy! The restaurant had excellent energy with a bar as well. The menu was extensive with a lot of good options and we ended up getting the buttermilk fried chicken sandwich with fries and the baja fish tacos with fries. For drinks, we got the Arnold Palmer and coffee. Buttermilk fried chicken sandwich: This was one of the best buttermilk fried chicken sandwiches I have ever eaten. It was perfectly seasoned and had the perfect crunch. The fries were wonderful as well and came with a large portion size! Baja fish tacos: The tacos were good, but only came with two tacos, both containing very little fish. Not enough to share, and definitely not enough to be full. Also came with fries which again, was wonderful. We were seated all the way in the back by the kitchen, which allowed us to take in the whole restaurant. Understandably our server was busy, but we had a lot of difficulty getting her attention and noticed other diners seated in the back section with us, having the same issue. Overall, it was a great brunch spot and we would definitely come back again!

Portions are great. Larger than you would expect. It was an enjoyable meal but hardly memorable as I found the food to generally be very plain and not seasoned well (or with anything flavorful beyond salt and pepper). There was nothing really "new" done with the home fries or the eggs that had me wowed. It was all a classic, very standard faire kinda meal. And that's okay! Just not my personal preference. But if you want a meal where you you want no surprises, you'll love this. If you love citrus or mint you will LOVE the French toast I requested a croissant on the side (and really shouldn't have because the portion was so huge) but it was flaky, buttery, and crumbly and I would've eaten it with nothing on it. They're busy (if you come on weekends) so make sure you make a reservation or have time to spare for the duration you'll be having to wait.

This is the type of place that doesn't really have a theme or specific style. It is cozy, eclectic, and has its own unique vibe going on. Our waiter was super friendly although I always get bothered when they don't say goodbye to the customers. The menu is vast, from vegan options to burgers, salads, soups and sandwiches. Pretty American. Happy hour was nice as the wine was 5$ and wings were 10 for 12 I do not recommend the mozzarella and tomato flatbread, it was the first thing we ordered and it was soggy and pale and had a strange flavor of onion and odd herb that just didn't sit right. The waiter was super gracious and apologetic so I appreciated that. Overall chill place, music playing, fun atmosphere if you're looking for something out of the ordinary.

Stopped in here after an event nearby and I think it's a great spot to catch up and grab some drinks with friends. They played good music, the decor is fun, and it's pretty spacious. The only reason I didn't give this a true five stars is because my food did take a really long time but I will say, the gentleman who took my order did come out and apologize due to them having a lot of takeout orders, which I totally understand. I ordered a Mexican bowl which was really delicious but when I asked for more sour cream, they told me they were out for the night... Which made me sad lol. The bowl definitely needed sour cream. Aside from that.. I thought that the prices were pretty fair. They had a very nice variety of drinks... And even some festive, cozy, warm ones for the cold weather. The bartender was super cool and social. I would totally come back here to try more of the food because I did really enjoy the Mexican bowl & thought that their menu was pretty large and interesting!

Food was immaculate. There was no wait time on a Sunday night indoor seating. The waitress was very attentive and made sure we were all set. The music is blaring so everyone's trying to talk over it- the place can get super loud. The hot chocolate was foamy on the top and tasted mediocre so I don't recommend getting it. The fish tacos were delicious but can get a little messy so definitely ask for napkins. The setting utensils don't include napkins. We got a grilled cheese with dipping tomato sauce as a shareable. The texture has just enough crunch to it and the flavors complement the tomato dip. They had no more french fries so my friend had to pick another side for her Cubano sandwich. They were also just running out of pickles and oat milk for the hot chocolate. I still like the variety of menu options.

So happy to have found a spot with an actual veggie burger! Most places now only have impossible burgers which I'm not a fan of so this place automatically is a favorite just for having a regular veggie burger. The burger itself was so good, it was a really thick patty and it held together amazingly which is rare for a veggie burger. The fries weren't the best, but honestly that could have just been because we got lunch delivered and they were the last thing I tried so they had just gotten cold by then.

After a morning of shopping in Soho, we found ourselves looking for lunch. Many of our previous favorite restaurants were quoting like 45 minutes to an hour. We came across Grey Dog and took a glance at the menu and thought we should give it a try. We waited like 10 minutes. We flashed our covid pass (Maybe in the future- this would sound weird, but hey future toddlers. Go and look up pandemic 2019). Make sure you use the yelp check in- it got us some beers. I got the pilsner. Quite tasty. We ordered the grey dog sandwhich and the chicken sandwich. The chicken was flavorful and moist. I think the upgrade to the sweet potato fries is worth it. I recommend getting that than the french fries. It was a nice dinning experience. No qualms. Highly recommended for future considerations.

Our least favorite restaurant in NYC.. Great service, beautiful decor, good presentation of food. With that being said, the food wasn't good. We ordered 4 items: a club sandwich with sweet potato fries, a plate of potatoes with eggs & bacon, a grilled cheese with tomato soup & short rib hash. Short rib hash was delicious. Everything else was mediocre & the club sandwich was inedible. The chicken was flavorless overcooked & hard. The grilled cheese was a bit soggy with oil. Also we ordered hot chocolate, which had no flavor. We did ask for the club sandwich to be removed from our bill because we didn't eat it. Wouldn't recommend & would not back.

Christian was the best! Andres too. Great vibes, drink and food here!!! Happy hour is a great deal can't beat it.

The vibe here is so great, felt like I was at a nice little eatery by the beach or something. Fun place to come to with friends :) The food was soo good! We loved everything we got. The sweet potato beignets were incredible. The tomato and mozzarella flatbread was delicious. I don't like brussels that much but the brussel sprouts here were really good! Would definitely come back!