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APPETIZER: Brussels Sprouts ($7)
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Smoked Cheese Sauce, Parmesan, toasted mustard seed. Pretty tasty. A little cheesy, a little salty.
APPETIZER: Buffalo Cauliflower ($8)
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Beer battered cauliflower, buffalo hot sauce, ranch dressing. SO GOOD. Standout out of all the dishes. Unfortunately, looking at other Yelpers' pictures, it seems like either it's not regulated or they've shrunk the portion, but we got maybe 10 pieces. It didn't really fill the plate, but other Yelpers' pictures look like they're about to overflow. Delicious nonetheless.
MAIN: Chicken & Waffles ($16)
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Crispy chicken, sour cream, spicy maple, green onion, sourdough waffles. A waffle sliced diagonally sandwiching three pieces of boneless fried chicken. The syrup was great. Not too spicy or overpowering. The sour cream was an interesting addition. Can't say it added much, but I like sour cream. The chicken was crispy and could've been a tad juicier, but it was delicious nonetheless.
MAIN: Home of the Brave Burger ($13)
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House ground ribeye, HOTB pickle mayo, House American cheese, Tomato, Lettuce. I don't like pickles or pickled things, but I didn't taste anything overpowering. The burger was just delicious. I don't like when burgers don't come with any sides. I don't consider it a complete main course and a bit of a money-grab, but the burger was good though.
There are actually more desserts than are shown on their website's menu. We had these two:
DESSERT: Fluffer Nutter ($6)
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Twist, peanut butter sauce, marshmallow coated ruffles, peanuts, white & milk chocolate. Lots of peanuts. That's the predominant flavour with this ice cream cone. The first few bites were like peanuts, peanuts, chocolate, and more peanuts. They give you a dish so that you can lay it sideways and eat it with spoons because I bet it'd get messy otherwise. The ruffles aren't that prominent, but the chunks that you do find are delicious.
DESSERT: Red Velvet Funnel Cake ($8)
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Red velvet batter, fresh berries, cream cheese icing, sweet Jesus vanilla soft serve. Way too sweet and I usually like sweet stuff like white chocolate. Maybe they've improved the batter because despite other reviews, the funnel cake was not hard at all. It wasn't fully crispy either. I guess it was a comfortable middle. The cream cheese icing is overkill. With the ice cream, the dish is already sweet. The icing makes the dish unbearably sweet. Everything else was pretty good.
I was satisfied with every dish with the exception of the icing on the funnel cake. The portions weren't huge (despite our server's warning), but I think you could comfortably share an appetizer with someone, have your own main, possibly skip the dessert, and be satisfied. We ordered everything just cause we wanted to try it all.
Aside from the obvious choice of fried chicken and waffles, the buffalo cauliflower was a clear standout. Would definitely recommend that one.
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