The Beauty Shop

The interior decor was retro & a cute concept. I had the Bootsy Collins for drinks. For food, I had the Beastie Boy(roast beef & provolone sandwich) and parmesan fries. It was really good, especially with the horseradish sauce. Service was a tad slow, but the whole place was packed. I'd come back for brunch. Parking is $5 in their lot.

All of the food and drinks were amazing, but for some reason the time to get everything was very lengthy. Luckily, we had time for a leisurely dinner and I got to enjoy the company of my friends. The Lucky Pot coconut curry ramen bowl with tofu was spectacular. Every bite had a new pop of flavor and texture from the crunchy noodles on top, pickled red onion, Thai basil, baby mushrooms - it was really a perfect dish. They told us the seasonal menu is changing in a few days, so I don't know if it will stay on the menu, but I will remember that dish for a long time! Vegetarian options: I eat a plant based / vegan diet and I easily found items on the menu for me.

Loved it. The food was delicious. Presentation was spot on. The atmosphere was lively without feeling rushed. It's one of those places you are delighted to discover is better than the hype around it. The sweet chili sauce on the chicken waffles tasted familiar. The sausage gravy however, was better than granny's. Pretty sure they used butter for the roux and creamy milk with just the right balance of sausage to gravy. The pancakes were light and fluffy. The eggs Florentine Benedict also a big hit. All in all, we loved it and would visit again and again. Parking: There is a paid public lot right next to the restaurant. Kid-friendliness: While not necessarily excluding children, it seems to be more of a "meet the girls for a Mimosa", than a "take the family for breakfast." The seating is close but not uncomfortable. The noise level is loud, but somehow the partitions from the beauty shop days keeps it feeling intimate.