Great little family place. Everything tastes great, reasonable prices. Try the Mediterranean nachos for a change of pace.
Kay street mall is hit or miss depending on the block. Some are upscale bars or retail, others are office and empty storefronts. But see a movie or concert at the Crest, then get drinks or dinner.
Food was excellent, portions sorta small, but not too bad. Good drink options, wine and beer. Very seasonal options, and the menu changes often.
Eggs Benedict was good. Heaping pile of fried potatoes with every breakfast dish. Good value for the food. Good options from crab cakes to pancakes for breakfast.
Burger shack with a bunch of variations on the bun + meat. Reasonably priced, good food, good service. Only was that the bun didn’t hold up to the end of the burger. A little too wet. But still good.
Cuban sandwiches, all made fresh, lunch only, but worth the visit. Pork and pastrami from scratch. Hand made empanadas as well.
Nice Italian style restaurant. Good wine list, not crowded. Can’t tell how often they change the menu after only one visit. Minor problem with one dish and quickly fixed. A little pricey but good.
Great small rooms. One bedroom, reasonable sized bathroom, several closets and a kitchenette. And almost everything you need to use the kitchen. You can use the hotel amenities as well. 2 restaurants
Really good BBQ. Really, really good. A lot of options, reasonably priced and worth the stop if you're driving down I5.
Burger was really good. On the “small” size, but tasted really, really good. Fries were ok, my wife loved the onion rings.
The burnt ends were magic. Best I’ve ever had. The rest of the menu was good to, nice selection of meats and sides.
A lot of beer options. Draft and bottle/cans. Food was also great. German themed, great service, worth the visit.
Roadside diner elevated. Focus on burgers, but some sandwiches and salads. Daily specials give you more options. Line can be long, but goes quick.
