Juicy burgers are served on buttery buns and the toasted marshmallow milkshake spins the taste of the campfire into a thick drink. Standouts: Blazin' Barn burger and the Farmhouse Bacon Cheese burger. Read more.
Try the Vegan Mac N' Cheese, and the Vegan fried Chicken Sandwich. Not very healthy, but very tasty and unique
Some of the best BBQ in the city. Great craft beer selection. It's tiny, so plan on putting your name down and having a drink beforehand.
The best Ramen ever. EVER. Try the pork bellies. Also very tiny. Wait times upwards of an hour or two. Be prepared to have a drink downstairs at the Pug. They call/text when your table is ready
Named after the Doctor who used to own the building, they offer the best belgian fare in the city. Specifically Mussels and Fries. And GREAT belgian Beer. For dinner, show up early(5pm) or late(10pm).
An unassuming, reasonably-priced, non-pretentious French restaurant that serves amazing food. A brunch favorite of mine for years. The La Bonne full Breakfast (12 bucks!) will leave you stuffed.
A pretty un-pretentious, but definitely not cheap French restaurant. A super beautiful place though, with rich woods, private booths, and a warm crackling fire in the wintertime. (Great for dates!)
There’s only one on the menu you should order: the Double Shack Burger: two Pat LaFrieda beef patties, American cheese, lettuce, tomato & ShackSauce. It's a greasy, gooey cheesy ball of beefy delight. Read more.
It's all about the hot chicken, it's super good. The mashed potatos and garlic are both excellent as well.
A 60-plus-year-old institution known for its no-frills grub. Our favorite: the Chili Half Smoke, a pork-and-beef smoked sausage on a steamed bun with mustard, onions, and Ben’s signature chili sauce.
The Asian version of Chipotle. Delicious food, and a good assortment of flavors.
Definitely the most authentic tacos in the area. A can't miss for some great Mexican cuisine!
This Art Deco space recalls a simpler time, when meatloaf, Sloppy Joes & grilled cheese sandwiches were enough to satisfy a hungry soul. The retro vibe is deliberate. Try the spiked Thai coffee shake. Read more.
