Marc T.
Yelp
I'm going to harp on price through this review, be forewarned.
The quick one liner: The food is good, the portion sizes are so-so, but the prices speak to excellent quality or plentiful portions.
Their baked French onion soup was very good; A satisfying amount of cheese, flavorful croutons, and good broth to onion ratio.
I had Spanky's Meatloaf (stop it, you!) -- it was good, even if there wasn't enough of it. The garlic mashed potatoes were alright, but the mac and cheese felt like it was from a bag. Which, fine, but it was an $18 entree.
Mrs. T got the Thai chicken bowl that had pickled cabbage and it wound up being unexpectedly spicy and the ingredients didn't work cohesively together and it was $22 for a miniscule portion of chicken and some peeled veggies (not even cooked peeled veggies) and more kale than should be in any bowl that isn't just a bowl of kale.
All in all the food choices felt a bit pretentious, and while the quality occasionally measured up to it (that French onion soup was quite astounding) -- the prices don't reflect the level of quality / quantity.
The wait staff was great, for what it's worth, I don't think we had a glass go dry and they checked in on us at good intervals without feeling pushy.
As for the ambiance: It's an odd mix between dim lights for an intimate feel and a sports bar. Beautifully decorated and dimly lit (and expensive) but the TVs cheapened the feel somewhat.
Buck and Honey's is good, but for the price -- you can get better.