I've visited Big Grove twice for food and a couple other times for drinks and other events. This is a medium fancy joint which would impress even the most arrogant Tinder date. The aesthetic gives off a clean woodland vibe, with twinkling lights and an open floor plan. Noise level will never rise above a low din unlike it's prices. Brunch, Poutine on special, ran be about $15 and left me a few bucks for a sampling of stout. The poutine was average, poached eggs cracked above a plane of their fries. I enjoyed the fries and vinegar more than the eggs but they did manage to convince me that gravy is not completely disgusting and unnecessary. And for that feat alone they deserve 3 stars. I'll probably wander back in this place eventually but it's not one of my top ten for food or drinks. I would even think of it as the hipster sister of Destihl of similar renown (I say sister since no man would have the need for 3oz beers).