Josh W.
Yelp
This is a place in my neighborhood I've been meaning to try. In reading up on it in advance, I wasn't expecting anything mind blowing, and that turned out to the the case.
First off, I will say the atmosphere is good. On a warm autumn day, the garage doors separating the patio from the interior were up, and it has a cool vibe. The interior is fairly minimalist, square wooden tables, simple chairs, paper towels. Plus a couple of bars.
The shrimp burger intrigued me, as I had never had one before. I subbed out the jalapeño bun (which isn't listed on the menu, and I only knew about from reviews) for a brioche. I also asked for fries rather than chips. Along with that, I ordered a stein of their Oktoberfest beer - a Marzen, I assume, from a local brewery.
Nothing was bad, but nothing was special. The fries were well cooked, crispy, but completely unseasoned. I didn't even taste salt, and they didn't have shakers on my table, or most tables that I could see. The burger - granted, having been somewhat compromised due to the change of bun, bland. The beer was fine. I didn't finish it.
All in all, this cost $30 for a relatively modest meal. Like, if it had cost $20, I'd be a bit more forgiving of the imperfections. I'm sure this is a nice place for drinks, during the warmer months, but I'd recommend eating elsewhere, as there are plenty of options.