I like this restaurant because the menu is so creative and different. On my most recent visit, I had the oyster po-boy popovers and they were delicious - light and flavorful.
Another thing I like about Tuck Shop is the availability of small plates and large plates of entree-type items. If you don't have a big appetite, you are not constrained to a few appetizers; you can get a substantial meal in a smaller portion. This makes so much sense and I wish more restaurants would do it.
I noticed that Tuck Shop is now selling tickets to those who want to reserve a specific dinner time. The ticket prices is deducted from your meal. I totally understand and endorse this practice - why should the owner be stuck with a bunch of no-shows? However, I was surprised that over and above the ticket prices is a 30% charge for service and tax. Tickets for two @ $20 each + $11.98 service fee + tax = $51.98.