99 Ranch Market

Huge super market with many different vendors/stores and a food court inside. A wide variety of authentic international grocery items. A huge fresh fish aquarium in back. Beautiful and clean. Produce has a large section of various Asian vegetables. The food court is very reasonably priced. Also separate bakery, beauty and clothing/accessories shops/vendors. I could spend all day here. Large parking lot- but it’s always packed.

The food court here is awesome! Love grabbing kimchi soup before taking a trip around the store.

If you are a lover of all things Asian this is THE store for you. They have the best variety of food that I've found thus far and the little shops and restaurants make it an even more fun experience.

I was incredibly excited to find plenty of Taiwanese imported goods to use for my home cooked recipes. Due to my excitement in finding items I never thought I’d find here in the States, my husband out of curiosity read up that 99 Ranch Market was founded by a Taiwanese immigrant who aimed to create a familiar shopping experience for the Taiwanese and Chinese community in the US. No wonder! You can find pretty much anything you need here for Taiwanese/Chinese cuisines but don’t expect to find much luck for blocks of butter/cheese selection here. It’s pretty much non-existent here (I needed butter for baking and they only had the spreadable version) lol Aside from the grocery store, they also have a food hall and some small shops (cosmetics/toys/massage). I went to the Korean stall and it was delicious. I’m excited to try the other ones!

Always a great store for a meal, groceries and anything else you might need. Love the produce and seafood selection. They have a ton of different instant noodles and self heating meals. The store is tidy and clean.

Prices are competitive and there's certainly an enormous selection of anything you may be looking for however that's my problem... too much to choose from and I don't know the various brands nor can I read the labels. A person could literally spend hours in this place searching for whatever! I finally found the one thing I've been looking for and it's a jar of "char shu sauce" in an attempt to recreate restaurant quality Chinese BBQ pork ribs. I'll be doing 2 full racks of ribs with the other rack prepped & slow smoked with a recipe given to me by a top Houston Rodeo BBQ cook-off team. We'll see how it all turns out! 🤞🤤🤠

Visited the grocery store and a couple restaurants The grocery store offerings aren’t that great - they’re more pricy than other places and don’t feel as fresh. The food court does have a some solid cheap eat options.

99 Ranch Market has many Asian options to purchase. We enjoy shopping here. The fruit is usually good. We are still looking for the mango ice creams..

99Ranch and HMart are the goats. Mainly prices for Asian ingredients are fair or good with decent sales. Vegetables are very cheap and clean. I wouldn't go here for chicken, but beef and frozen meats are good here.

In addition to the beautiful market being one of my OG spots to eat lunch, I enjoy shopping for healthy snacks and taking advantage of amazing deals on their meats and seafood! If you have never been here, they have several locations in Houston and the surrounding areas and they are perfect for shopping for groceries, skincare, baked goods and even a sit down meal. For this particular visit, I grabbed their spicy beef soup which came with a side of rice, kimchi and chopped potato's with peppers. They have room temperature water available as a grab and go. The beef soup had clearly been boiling over a low heat because the classic Chinese flavors could be tasted throughout ever bite of the tender beef! It's got plenty of spice and loaded with crisp crunch vegetables! I like to take a big scoop of rice and sort of dip it in the soup aka stew! The rice fills up with the flavors of the broth and just tastes immaculate! Every bite brought me closer to a dream! I also want to note that I finished my meal off with dessert. I forgot to take a photo of it, but they sell the viral mango and peach ice cream here in boxes of 3 per box. I grabbed a magi ice cream and it was a refreshing treat before heading back to work. I gave the other two ice creams to a couple coworkers. Overall, I rate this market and bakery, a 10/10 as the staff were very kind and helpful in directing me to where the ice creams were and the restaurant was like its own traditional Chinese speakeasy! Good ambiance!

Happy Lunar New Year. 99 Ranch Market is such a great place to prepare for the Year of the Snake. Wisdom. Transformation. Strategy. Charm. Fill your basket with fresh fruits and veggies. Bok choy. Enoki mushrooms. Eggplant. Napa cabbage. Lotus root. Snow peas. Winter radish. Pomelos. Tangerines. Longevity Noodles. Rice paper. Green tea. Dumplings. Lucky red envelopes. To be filled with money and shared with family and friends for good luck and prosperity. Remember only clean crisp bills should be placed into a hongboa. No number 4s. Check out the bakery for almond cookies and prosperity cakes. The Hello Kitty cakes are cute, too. Gong hei fat choy!

I love this chain Chinese supermarket found pretty much in every city with a decent Chinese population. 99 Ranch is well known in the Asian community as a chain that has it all --produce, imported snacks, cooking sauces, fresh seafood and meat counters, rice in bulk, cooking supplies, and a bakery. The larger ones like this location even have a food court! This place is usually packed on the weekends, so I highly recommend coming on a weekday if that's a possibility. Definitely check out what's for sale for the week by the ad near the entrance, and definitely check out the clearance items upon entering. There's some heavily discounted goods! The fresh produce section is always well stocked, with a whole wall of leafy greens. The great variety of snacks both salty and sweet are abundant. Definitely keep your eyes peeled for the various sales going on not listed at the entrance.

I don't know who manages the food court but they should be fired. Over the years the quality went down. The roast pork is so chewy, someone needs to fix that cook time. The skin is hard like a rock, and meat chewy like rubber. Duck is decent with soggy skin that's shiny. A lot of the cafeteria food seems like left overs they cooked into something. Someone needs to hire someone better so it can improve.

Ranch is a great place to get all your Asian products. We go here for soy sauce, dumplings wrappers, ramen and so much more. They have great options for meat and sometimes the discounts help. The bakery also has great pastry options. There is a restaurant located inside but honestly it's not good at all. They also have boba there called Kung Fu Tea. Pricing is great for their products. Check them out!

One of my favorite places to shop and eat! I try to come here a couple times a year since it is quite far from home and when I do, I load up on my Asian favorite seasonings, drinks, fish and sweets! The store is quite large with a wide variety of items. Not to mention they have a diverse staff for everyone to be assisted. Lastly, I personally love coming here with an empty stomach. It doesn't matter what place you pick to eat from because they are all good in their own way. LA Crawfish is a classic! However they roasted duck and pork is also one of my favorite picks. There is a large seating area for everyone to enjoy their meals from whichever place.

We went on Saturday and visited 3 food places and shopped. Honestly I thought it was better than H mart as far prices, space and product placement. They also had much more variety of meat and it didn't reek of bad seafood. We spent an hour there. The Vietnamese food and Korean food we got in the food court was very good; the crawfish place was just okay but we only got the gumbo and crawfish empanadas to taste.

I like their hot deli and bbq items. Same as their bakery choices. They have fresh seafoods and meats selection in the back. Service is a miss or hit depending on the attitude of the workers. The store always lean and organized. Simple but effective set up. Will recommend.

99 Ranch Market is your go-to place for almost any and all Asian items you may need...this location is right off of I-10 and they have plenty of parking...inside they have several different restaurants that you can eat at prior to doing your grocery shopping...once inside the grocery store area...there's just about everything you would want...except my chicken flavor chips...but the store won't disappoint you...the staff is super friendly...and they would help you with everything...they will even try to tell you where you can find what you're looking for...even if it's not in their store

Great grocery shopping experience at this newly opening 99 Ranch Market. Produce was fresh, fresh/live selection was great (they will clean, cut and even fry). If you're looking for Asian (especially Chinese) grocery items this is the place. They also have a restaurant inside and bakery. I'd recommend shopping here and we'll definitely be back.

Someone on Nextdoor: "Be Aware!!! I was at 99 Ranch and an employee, large, maybe 5'11"- 6', baseball cap and white apron, was walking the aisles. I asked about a product and he helped me. As I turned the corner, he was on the next aisle too. He smiled and approached me, wanted to see my tattoos. He had tattoos on both arms, almost all covered. He came in for a one arm hug and I just kind of froze. Then he moaned and said "oooh baby". He kept pointing down and when I looked to see what he was pointing at, there was a huge bulge in his pants!!!! I took my cart and sped away. There was an old man on the aisle reading ingredients. The big guy had no shame!!! I reported, as best I could, to the front manager. Ladies, please be cautious. Be Aware!!! I was at 99 Ranch and an employee, large, maybe 5'11"- 6', baseball cap and white apron, was walking the aisles. I asked about a product and he helped me. As I turned the corner, he was on the next aisle too. He smiled and approached me, wanted to see my tattoos. He had tattoos on both arms, almost all covered. He came in for a one arm hug and I just kind of froze. Then he moaned and said "oooh baby". He kept pointing down and when I looked to see what he was pointing at, there was a huge bulge in his pants!!!! I took my cart and sped away. There was an old man on the aisle reading ingredients. The big guy had no shame!!! I reported, as best I could, to the front manager. Ladies, please be cautious."

This is a great Asian supermarket. The shopping experience here is such a refreshing change from your typical HEB or Kroger that gets overcrowded and overwhelming, and they really have everything you need for Asian cooking. I love having lunch at the food court before I do all my shopping. I like to get some of their pre-prepared buns - their char siu bao are amazing. They also have a huge assortment of frozen dumplings, baozi, scallion pancakes, and youtiao if you're ever in a pinch. They have a great assortment of produce and meats, and I love getting Asian beer and milk tea here!

I drive all the way to Katy from Conroe to go to the 99 Ranch market. We mainly go for the live crab and lobsters. We used to go to this market in Southern California so glad we found one here in Texas .

T mobile phone zone sells fake blind box collectibles and refuses to give you your money back when you call them out on it even though the owner fully knows what's going on. don't know how they're still in business DO NOT waste your money there

True grocery store, so not a kitschy "experience " store. You will find all sorts of great products you just won't find in your usual grocery store.

I like this Asian market because it's clean and never crazy busy like the other markets in Bellaire. Parking is tough on the weekends but during the week, it's a breeze to shop here. I come to this market regularly for a few things, the tilapia and the Food Court. Here are my favorite things to get: Tilapia Head to the back and choose fry #6 and they will clean and fry up your fish for you so you don't have to mess up your kitchen. Always turns out just right, soft and crunchy. Note that the Tilapia runs out later in the day. It's best to come early. Food Court Where else can you get dim sum to go? The BBQ pork buns and sesame balls are easy meals to go. Order, tasty and take it to go. PRO TIP For those that are lotto obsessed I discovered there is a lottery counter near the check out registers

William was really helpful And knowledgeable! Super great service and greeted with a friendly smile ! I love coming to this location.

We love this store, and the staff are so helpful. William, in particular, goes out of his way to provide excellent customer service, by helping customers navigate the store and with product recommendations. He personally helped me with a few items, and helped other customers as well. This is a fantastic spot and I definitely recommend.

Not the biggest 99 Ranch but a decent size. You should be able to find most of what you seek. We bought a few goodies here with one disappointment. Bought some chicken wings (raw) to cook later and found that they were spoiled. There was an extremely unpleasant smell emanating from my fridge and we finally figured out that it was the chicken. I did consider whether it could have gone bad after we placed it in our cart. We finished shopping, grabbed a quick seafood pancake at Yori Yori, and drove home (it was a hot day too). However we bought some other very perishable items (cuttlefish, for example) and they were fine. This leads me to think that the chicken was spoiling already. I can't be certain though. Just pay attention to the item quality and if you do stop by the food court, try to do it before your grocery shopping. A few solid options in the food court. I recommend Yori Yori -- the seafood pancake and beef bao sandwich were delicious. Also, Kung Fu Tea is great. Parking lot can be pretty hectic on weekends.

This is the Asian Costco on Steroids! Large grocery store and bakery with many individual shops, of Perfume, make up, designer glasses and more. We bought fresh live Dungeness crab, lamb shanks, goat, pork. There's seafood of all types in abundance. There's every type of meat you can imagine including hearts, pigs feet, chicken feet and duck and quail eggs.

Delicious Orange Chicken and Pork Chops! Tender and plenty of food! Will be back for lunch soon. All for 9.99. Go now!

Like a Supercenter of all the Asian things you might need without having to travel to Chinatown. I get my big bags of bulk rice for a fairly reasonable price. Their food places are also great and their bakery is nice and convenient as well. Their produce and seafood selection is way more abundant than your normal grocery store. It's also very clean and the carts aren't those loud, rusty pieces of metal you find at Kroger or Walmart. Parking can be rough during peak hours.

Overpriced, cheat and over charge on prices, no self check out, hard to get help for anything.

Grocery shopping in Houston, Texas... My friend, Lisa, had never heard of 99 Ranch. OMG... Where has she been, right? There used to be a 99 Ranch in Honolulu, but... they have unfortunately closed. I enjoyed going to 99 Ranch in Las Vegas. I would take my mom and aunts to the Chinatown location. It was fun to discover interesting food items. 99 Ranch in Houston is just as entertaining as the Las Vegas store. There were a lot of vendors in the front - Shiseido cosmetics, clothing, and prepared food are available. I had to show Lisa the live lobsters, fresh fish, duck feet, and chicken hearts! She was looking for a Japanese ramen, but couldn't find any. She did find a set of cute chopsticks! We bought some Curry mix, white nectarines, and ground chicken. We will make curry later and use the ground chicken tonight to make chili. 99 Ranch is a great Asian grocery store! It has everything... Even Spam!

Clean, well stocked market. It's become our go-to for Asian grocery shopping. But, my favorite feature is the food court... We always make a point to sit down for a quick meal, take some to go for the family, and knock out our ingredients list in one yummy & convenient swoop.

Yes very nice and organized clean and lots of help when you need to find something Very happy when I left

Staple Asian supermarket in Spring Branch / outside Chinatown. Got all your sauces, snacks, frozen foods, and meats. Their veggies aren't all that fresh/great but they carry all the imported sauces and frozen foods that you need. Parking lot is pretty big but drivers here are pretty atrocious. There's a couple of restaurants as well as a bakery inside.

Excellent variety of all Asian food and spices. Love the bakery items!!! The employees are all very friendly and helpful.

Visited for the first time today and had a great time going up and down each and every aisle exploring all the cool food products here. Some items I have never seen before. Lots of interesting fresh produce. Prior to shopping we had lunch in the store. Purchased a bunch of Dim Sum items to share. My fav were Shrimp and Pork Shumai. Their BBQ pork Bao Buns were tasty too. The scallion and egg pancakes were fabulous. I'd eat those for breakfast! Went through the line to grab a meal consisting of noodles, Kung Pao chicken, and beef and broccoli but were so full of the Dim Sum items we had to take those meals home to enjoy later. Friend got the duck which was tasty and I'm going to get that next time. Interesting side note was there is a Churro place in the strip center which shares the parking lot which had a grand opening this same day. They had drums and a dancing Chinese Dragon which was interesting to watch. Made for a festive atmosphere today.

This place is always clean and smells just like a market you would find along the PAC rim. Always interesting to walk along the aisles and try something new. Be sure to check out the bakery.

If you ever come up to visit SPRING BRANCH And you don't have much money, no CARTE BLANCHE Great food will fall upon you like an AVALANCHE If you get Korean at the 99 RANCH WHAT Not to be confused with the 69 Raunch, which I guess is a sex shop? I don't like ranch dressing. And I've tried 99 Ranch dressings and have yet to find one I like. 100th time lucky? The 99 Ranch in Houston is a very special place. We come here all the time, so to speak. And hidden away in here is some of my favorite Korean food, not just in Houston, but in the world. It's a little chain called Yori Yori which exists in a lot of places and countries, but every one is different, and it depends on the chefs at each location how their famous Korean soups come out. I'm obsessed with Korean soups (probably my fave type of food from East Asia), and so I know the good from the bad, and this particular location has some of the best I've ever tried. So we come here often, for those Yori soups transport me to happy heaven with their sublime soupiness. I can't describe how good they are, you just have to come and try them for yourself. Get the #11 (Yuk Gae Jang) and the #2 with Seafood probably, or beef if you want a smoked brisket taste in it. Both will come to around 20 total. This is a spectacular grocery store which has one of the best Kung Fu Tea locations anywhere inside that makes top quality drinks and doesn't mind going off menu. And they make great bubble waffles too. There's a good Bakery in here also. In addition to that there are several other great restaurants in here, probably seven or eight of them, as well as tons of great beauty and fashion type stores with imported goods. And the grocery store itself it's pretty awesome as well. Large and new and shiny, and some employees here are very friendly, but the Korean soup is the standout highlight. For parking I recommend driving past the supermarket on I-10 Frontage West and then turning into the driveway just past the store, and coming back toward the supermarket and parking on the side of the store. There are almost always spots there because people miss that little part, and it's one way so you can't drive there directly from the grocery store, and it's right near the door and much less walking time than the main parking lot. If you venture outside the 99R, the plaza also has an 85 Degree Bakery and a great poke place and bubble tea shop and more. In summary, I got 99 problems, but this ranch ain't one.

If you are in the area and have a little patience check out 99 Ranch off of i10 and Blalock. You might have to play a little parking wars game because the lot is shared with 85° bakery, Papa Yi, and other eateries but you'll find a spot. Inside the store there are several other restaurants you can dine in or order to go before or after you get your grocery shopping done. There's A boba/tea house, Pho Quynh, LA crawfish shack, Yori yori, San Dong, and other hot food spots in the cafeteria area. You can get a good lunch or dinner for under $10 here. The grocery store is fairly huge with affordable produce, meats, and specialty items. It can get a little ocean-y smelling once you get to the back where they sell fresh and frozen seafood. They also have a bakery in the front before exiting as well as a sake and wine area with bottles for sale. I usually stop in to restock rice and ramen if I'm too lazy to go to Hmart.

This establishment is huge and has a lot to offer. The outside is so impressive. They have a few restaurants in here, a bakery, and multiple stores. They have a jewelry store in here it is quite impressive. I think the franchise's in California are similar. You have to wear a mask to patronize. They provide wipes for your cart and sanitizer for your hands. Staff wears masks and gloves. I came here to purchase some vegetables , sesame seed oil, sweet soy sauce, and bits and pieces. *** I also wanted to buy some clove powder which they didn't have but I must say that a lot of their spices have a disclaimer that consuming it may expose one to lead and become sick. I was going to purchase a bag of spice and looked at the back of the pack and I saw this notice. They were on the back of most of the spices *** They have a huge selection of produce which carried fresh looking fruits and veggies in assortment. You will find a variety of meats, poultry, and seafood. There are a lot of teas, beverages, fruit sodas, candy, snacks, housewares, cookware, kimchi, coffee, frozen selections, boba, rice, cleaning products and sauces.

This review is for the cake shop right in front of the grocery store. The pandan triangle sponge cake has a chemical-like taste, overly strong artificial pandan flavoring. It caused a nauseous effect to my wife, and for me, I can taste the after taste in my burp. Definitely one of the worst cake I have had from Asian cake shop, which is unusual in Houston. I hope they will fix the recipe.

The store itself is great... spacious, clean, and free of that iconic Asian market stench. Inside you'll find a small food court, a Kung Fu Tea, and several little shops (i.e. toy store, Shiseido makeup boutique, clothing store, etc). All this alone deserves 2-stars. As for my experience at the meat counter, I wish I could give negative stars. They had a sale on crosscut shortribs (one of my favorite cuts of meat) for $3.99/lb. Of course, I couldn't pass that amazing deal up, so I asked for 20 pieces. Notice I didn't order by weight. The man bagged up 20 normal looking pieces. I get home, excited to put the beef on the grill. I start washing the half-frozen beef ribs to free them of blood and debris... the first piece breaks in half. WUT? I was so confused. Then I realized, every "piece" of meat was actually two crosscut short ribs frozen together to look like one regular-sized piece. Did they seriously go out of their way to freeze two gangly pieces together to create this illusion? "There's no way they'd be this crafty," I thought. Piece after piece, each one split in half (like my dreams), and I was left with mostly bones. I was in such disbelief, I actually grilled the damn things (see the ridiculous picture). What in the third world Elephant's Graveyard meat for ants was this? I was so pissed off, I legit thought about bringing the meat back and tossing it through their window. Lesson learned: If something seems too good to be true, it normally is. I'll take the fish sauce scented 99 Ranch Market in Sugar Land over the Blalock 99 Ripoff Market any day.

Huge Asian grocery with large selections of Asian goods. Veggies and fruits were fresh with acceptable prices. However, the seafood and meat selections were lacking. Hmart down the street definitely had more and fresher seafood and meat selections.

The seafood department is terrible! It's ALWAYS a 20-30 minute wait to get anything. They have a number system but don't follow it. They are rude and don't acknowledge you at all. The live seafood that is sitting out, ie crabs, clams, mussels, etc are half dead or dead because they are not properly displayed at a cool temp.

Went in for some Japanese items I needed and they did a fairly good job of having what I needed! I found my soup base that I love!! The nori and lots of brands to choose from also a nice selection of tofu!!!! Then grabbed a big bottle of sake that was well priced! And a few more odds and ends. They also have a nice fish selection which the fish were nice and clear eyed but there is a fish odor so be aware! The live lobster for $12.99 a lb seemed like a good deal too!! Love this place. It's clean and well stocked!

02-19-2022: I was waiting in line to checkout. When I lifted a sealed plastic bag of peanuts the bag just ripped and all the peanuts fell everywhere. The cashiers just sat there and laughed. Did not ask is everything ok, did not comeover to assist, not a word, just sat there and laughed. What I did: 1. With one hand holding the bag of peanuts that ripped, I started unloading my cart. Note: Good thing I had less than 10 items. 2. Once I unloaded everything out of my cart with broken bag of peanuts still in one hand and again no one to my rescue (multiple cashiers just sitting still looking at me and laughing), I made my way to the cashier in the checkout lane I unloaded my items in. I did not say anything just handed her the broken bag of peanuts and pointed to the area where the peanuts were on the floor. Cashier stated in a tone like I was a child "Its Ok". Note: This was a double cashier station so there was another cashier (still laughing) behind the one checking me out. 3. I stated, Ok. Checked outed, paid and left. 4. When I was done checking out, no one cleaned up the peanuts, mess was still there due to inferior item bag ripping while lifting out of cart. What's wrong with this picture? 1. Someone should have came over to see if everything was ok instead of sitting there laughing at me due to inferior packaging that just rips when you lift it out of cart. 2. Saftey issue, should have been cleaned up right away. 3. You can tell a lot about people that enjoy and laugh at a situation that was out of someones controll due to inferior product packaging. 4. Very unprofessional behavior. I guess people choose carrers based on what they love to do. Specifically a career as a cashier. Sometimes I wish I would have went the route to be a cashier instead what I currenlty do for a carreer, I would laugh more like these cashiers at people's misfortune and it would be ok to do so. The dream to be a cashier to enjoy other people's misfortunes and accidents that happen and not help them. 5. Customer Experience: Negative, but what should I expect. From this experience, expectations is I do not have one as this place is not even worth remembering as there are other asian markets in the Houston area that I would gladly spend my money at and not be laughed at by staff. Conclusion: I shop at this location a lot, actual every week, but due to what happen per what I described above. I recommend all look else where for an asian grocery store as I can not recommend this location and will not be shopping her anymore. Lost a loyal customer.

I had an amazing first experience at 99 Ranch Market!! Thanks to William I was guided throughout the store to find everything I needed and was looking for he was a great employee!

great food court, great selection of foods you don't normally see. looking forward to visiting again with more time to shop

This is my to go to grocery store. Known for their fresh produces and fruits. But they should definitely recheck where they buy in your produces. I came home to prepare to cook dinner and was thrown off by the amount of bugs in their spinach. I can disregard other pointers they have so that's why it's a 2 star.. but this is not acceptable.

Store in general is pretty alright they have a lot of good selections. However DO NOT use their fish frying service, my fish was burnt and I'm sad I didnt look at it until I left. I called the Store manager (Cecile) to let them know as I thought they might be on the customer side and have a cleaner area. However Cecile gave me the worst customer service. She proudly admitted they change the oil every TWO days or when it looked "too bad" she also blamed the employees for overfrying and never apologized or took any responsibility for her store. I'm not a "calling corporate person" but she was so awful I'll be doing just that. I loved this 99 ranch market but after knowing who runs it I will no longer be a patron. Here's a picture of the coal I was sold for $10.

Yes, in case you're wondering, they do have rambutans. The tea shop in here is also delicious. Will likely come out here again.

Loved this place, best place to shop for noodles and ramen . Great for fruit and really delicious snacks. The restaurants inside are not bad either . The only thing I would say is their butcher section didn't look that clean. But I bought some thinly sliced beef pieces and it was so tender and great.

My most favorite place in the world at the moment! I discovered it on a content creator's page on Instagram. This market is always stocked, produce is always fresh, there is a variety of meat/seafood options. Be sure to make time to look at everything!!

The store has everything I want especially sale items which will never happen at other Asian grocery store

A good 99 Ranch location in Houston with two of my favorite items here, the Jane Jane fish snacks and the extra large size hot fruit beef jerky. They also had Ito-En's Golden Oolong and Matcha Green Tea bottles bottles which are way better than standard Pure Leaf or Gold Peak American fare. Came here right before closing so the other places were closed (bakery, tea place, etc).