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| - This location is very small and only offers seating for about 20-25 people. Be ready for battle! Most of their dishes are better when consumed immediately (the no soggy zones in life are slight glimpses of the promised land). This is definitely not a place for group outings, and although high chairs are offered for the babies (looking out for those new parents), it's not the ideal setting for them. I recommend driving out to the Warm Springs location because it offers more space.
Now let's get into the food! The dishes have always been a hit or miss. Some keep me coming back, while others are a one time experience.
The Yasssss:
$10 Chix on Broadway (Happy): Breaded chicken tenders cooked to a crisp thrown in some brioche and topped with cheddar (mo chedda mo betta), red onion (make it grilled), BLT and lemon herb aioli!
$3.50 Ahi Srirachi (Healthy): seared ahi thrown into a wheat soft taco and topped with mango pico de gallo and spicy yo-aioli. 3 of these bad boys make the perfect meal! Great mixture or sweetness and spice!
$7 Buff Chix (Happy): breaded chicken tenders tossed in buffalo sauce. The tenders are served over truffle fries. It's hard to go wrong with tenders. The chicken was still nice and juicy after being breaded and fried, but not enough sauce was provided. Upon request, I was provided more sauce. The fries are very thin and nicely seasoned! I vote yes!
$10 Wrap Supastar (Healthy): grilled chicken, spinach, avocado, pico de gallo and egg whites wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla! The wrapped burrito is drizzled with Cajun cilantro lime yogurt and some more pico is thrown on top. The ingredients say breakfast, but this hits the spot any hour! Everything harmonizes well together!
The Pass:
$12 Chick A-Waff-A-Polis (Happy): the waffle is a nice size, but is very dry. It's on the thicker size, so one would expect differently. The batter leaves much to be desired. The fried chicken was dry and therefore lacked taste. A side of syrup was the only accompaniment. I recommend going elsewhere for this dish.
$11 REDiculous: the red velvet waffle lacked flavor. This waffle was extremely similar in taste to the regular waffle sold and leaves one to assume that food coloring was the main addition to the batter. The waffle was dry and left much to be desired. The cream cheese frosting and chocolate syrup complimented the raspberries, strawberries and blackberries that were use as toppings! The berries are large in size and in all honestly the stars of the dish, followed by the applewood bacon. The waffle should be the main star of the dish for the listed price, so I vote pass!
I do have to compliment the restaurant on its customer service. The entire staff was very friendly and attentive. This little place can make for a very pleasant experience if the right dish is ordered so I recommend trying it if you're in the area!
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