Edgewood Cafe

We've passed by this cozy looking BYOB spot a few times and finally decided to give it a try this week for dinner, bringing a bottle of wine. The interior is small, but feels intimate. All tables were full when we arrived so we stood at the door waiting - we weren't really acknowledged by the staff until a table was open, so not the friendliest welcome. The menu is a mix of pub-like sandwiches/pizzas and bigger entrees. The prices for entrees seem to be on the high side (eg. $22 for fish and chips). Staff was pretty slow and a bit inattentive. We ended up ordering mussels for appetizer, fish and chips, and spaghetti w/ clams. A general comment on the food was that everything was slightly under-seasoned. However, the batter for fish and chips was light and crisp. In the end, it was hard to justify the $70 meal (after tax) when we brought our own booze.

A nice neighborhood place with great specials. Food : 4/5 | Service : 4/5 | Atmosphere : 4/5 … More

Love that it is BYOB. Wait staff was great and food was good. It's walking distance from our house so we will definitely return. Vegetarian options: My mother had lots of choices as a vegetarian. She got the veggie burger with Brie and sliced apples. It looked amazing.