The chilaquiles with chipotle were the star. Sauce had a real kick, eggs cooked right. Coffee was solid too. Place gets loud but whatever, food did the talking.

Came here after a long time, still got that old-school French vibe. The duck was solid, cooked just right. Piano guy was nice, not too loud. Bill came out higher than I expected, but you kinda know what you&#39;re getting into. Fine for a slow evening if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Stumbled in without expectations and honestly left pretty happy. The vibe is cozy, kinda intimate without trying too hard. Service was on point, friendly but not hovering. Pizza was the highlight for me&mdash;crispy crust, decent toppings. Salads were fresh too. Nothing mind-blowing but a solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d come back.

Decent spot for a relaxed night out. Beers and wines are priced right, and the staff&rsquo;s friendly. Just don&rsquo;t come expecting hard liquor&mdash;that&rsquo;s the only letdown.

Place is cleaner than before, staff actually smiled this time. They take cards now which is convenient. Burger was solid, baked potato still the move. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Kinda busy around lunch but whatever.

Came for the French toast, it was pretty solid. Good texture, not too sweet. Coffee was fine, nothing crazy but did the job. Place was a bit busy but whatever. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Cozy spot for sure. Drinks were solid, but it got pretty loud once the DJ started. Still, good for a chat if you grab a table early.

Tried this place last week and honestly the crust is the real deal. Light, chewy, charred just right. Sauce tastes like actual San Marzano tomatoes, not the sweet stuff you get everywhere else. I&#39;ve been to Naples twice and this is pretty close. Only downside is the wait on Saturday night, but worth it for a proper pie.

Came here on a busy evening and grabbed a table outside. The carbonara was solid&mdash;creamy, not too heavy, and the pasta had a good bite. Bacon was a bit soft for my taste though, so next time I&rsquo;ll ask for it extra crispy. Service was friendly and quick enough. Decent spot for the price.

The lunch special is a solid deal if you&#39;re moderately hungry&mdash;portions are on the smaller side but fine for a midday meal. The lasagna was decent, though I&#39;d skip the shepherd&#39;s pie if you have other options.

Food&#39;s solid and prices are fair for the area. Service though? Man, we sat forever trying to flag someone for another drink. Place wasn&#39;t even busy. Hope they fix that.

Been coming here for years and it still holds up. The live jazz on a Friday night really sets a different vibe. Food was solid too. 🎷

Solid pasta, good wine list. Place feels classy but not stiff. Staff did their job, nothing crazy. Had the tagliatelle, decent portion for the price. Maybe a bit loud later in the evening. Fine for a date night or something.

The chilaquiles were solid. Sauce had a good kick, not too heavy. Plate came out fast, which I appreciated. Price was right for the portion. Nothing fancy, just decent breakfast food done well. I&#39;d grab it again if I&#39;m in the area.

Good pizza selection and the staff actually speak English, which made ordering easy. Prices are fair for the area. Sangria was a bit weak though. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby and want a quick bite.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the churrasco, it hit the spot. Meat was cooked right, came out fast. Place was busy but I didn&#39;t wait long for my plate. Solid pick if you&#39;re in the area and need something filling without the fuss. Prices are fair for what you get.

Solid breakfast spot. The chilaquiles were actually spicy and the portion was big enough to skip lunch. Service was quick too.

Duck was solid. Crepes with cajeta too. You can tell the guy actually cares about what he&#39;s cooking. Prices fair for what you get. Place feels like someone&#39;s home, not a restaurant. That&#39;s it.

The breakfast buffet had everything&mdash;barbacoa tacos, chilaquiles, even made-to-order eggs. Staff were super friendly. Only thing is it got a bit crowded by 9am, but the food made up for it.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up trying the taro frappe&mdash;really nice surprise. The terrace is a decent spot to sit for a bit, not too noisy. Bread selection looks good too, though I didn&#39;t grab any this time. Prices are fair for the area. Staff was friendly, didn&#39;t rush me. Just wish they had more healthy pastry options, everything seemed a bit sweet for my taste.

Pad thai with shrimp held up well for takeout, and the cucumber salad was fresh. Egg rolls were a bit greasy, but the price was right.

Their macarons are the real deal. Soft, not too sweet, best I&#39;ve found around here. I usually grab a box when I&#39;m in the area. Wish they had a few more flavors, but the ones they got are solid. Good spot if you got a sweet tooth.

Came for the chilaquiles and honestly they hit the spot. Pastries were good too, fresh out of the oven. There was a local artist playing, gave the place a nice vibe. Only thing, the chairs are kinda hard, not great for sitting around too long. But for a quick bite, it works.

The chicken enfrijoladas were solid. Good flavor, nice presentation, and the portion was decent for the price. I actually forgot to take a photo because I was hungry, which says something. Service was quick enough for a weekday lunch. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area.

The margherita pizza here has a really nice thin crust, and they were happy to make it veg-friendly. Plenty of vegetarian options to pick from, which I always appreciate.

Been coming here for years, the mariachi always brings the energy. Still my go-to spot for showing friends real Guadalajara.

Came in without expectations, left pretty impressed. The fish over roasted tomatoes and olives with that spicy olive oil was the highlight &mdash; simple but clever. Spinach salad with crunchy Serrano ham worked too. Nothing fancy about the place, but the food speaks for itself. Would eat that fish again for sure.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the pizza surprised me. Crust had a nice chew, sauce wasn&#39;t too sweet. Server was chill and didn&#39;t rush us even though it was busy. For the price, you&#39;re getting a solid pie. Not Chicago deep dish, but it holds its own. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The carpaccio di manzo with that homemade chili oil is the move. Gnocchi was rich, maybe a bit heavy on the cheese for me. Still, solid spot for a quick bite.

The filete de pipiolo here is still the reason I come back. Grilled just right, and I grabbed a glass of tempranillo that paired better than I expected. Yeah, it costs more than your average taco spot, but the meat quality hasn&#39;t slipped in all the years I&#39;ve been coming. Solid choice when you want something a bit more substantial.

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