Heavy Woods

Always a good time here. Normally I am served on Sundays by Shannon who is great but this past Sunday I met Joe, who is new, but a really cool guy. I like to play pool but don’t want to recommend that because then there is more competition for the table. Nice outdoor space, good prices, cool people. Dog friendly so often many dogs inside. Don’t go if you are afraid of dogs

Just wanted to say I hated wasting 27 dollars in this place for a awful burger that I couldn’t eat and a seltzer with cranberry. The prices don’t match the quality, this place it’s cool to just get drunk and play pool with friends, the staff is okay not so attentive, looks like they dislike working there. There’s way better options for you buck in the area.

This place is just okay. We decided to go there because we were early for our night out at the Sultan Room next block. We thought we could have a few drinks here before heading over. But let me tell you, it was not a good decision at all. When we walked in, we asked the waitress for a table and she responded in the most unpleasant tone, saying we could sit wherever we wanted. Then, when I tried to place an order for food and drinks, that lady made us go from one end of the bar to the other with some stupid excuse, and that's when I had enough. I told my friend to take care of the order and drinks from that point on. And speaking of drinks, they were a total disappointment. I ordered a hotty toddy, a lemon whiskey cocktail, and an IPA beer, but none of them were good except IPA beer lol. I mean, sure, I could drink them, but they were far from being enjoyable. The fries were hot, I'll give them that, but the tater tots and the burger were just not a good choice. I mean, seriously, how hard is it to get the tater tots right? Unbelievable!

Great spot to hang out! If you are luck enough to catch warm weather they have great outside sitting so you can chill with cold beers 🍺✨☄️⭐️🌟

Weekend lunch review: Great service! Plenty of sitting. As for food, the crawfish mac and cheese was very rich and filling. The burger was surprisingly juicy and tasty. Big space too with indoor and outdoor seating.

Really cool cozy place with a great atmosphere. Food was really good and the drinks were made well. Staff was pretty helpful and accommodating. I had the Oyster Po' Boy and the Crawfish Mac & Cheese which were both amazing. The New York Smash was such a great drink, I had two (tempted to go for a third). If you're looking for a place to get some work done or to converse over drinks, this place isn't a bad choice at all.

Service is really nice , the brunch is delicious. I had the chicken fried pork steak. Incredible. The deviled eggs are really good too. Really nice outdoor seating! And the pricing is really fair. Love it!!!

Has a great time here. Played in a pool tournament which was fun. The food and service here are excellent. It is also a dog friendly bar.

Cheap drinks and it has a pool table, what more could you want?? Also cozy seats which is rare for a bar, bonus points!

If you're in the mood for a stick to your bones burger and fries with that pint, this is the neighborhood spot for you. Their tequila selection was limited, but they did carry a decent Madre mezcal that "smoked" the spicy mayo fries from my palette. One important note that we didn't immediately realize (oops) is that there is no table service, so make sure you order everything at the bar before it gets crazy busy.

This bar/restaurant is right on the corner, off the Jefferson L stop. I stopped by for dinner with my date on a Monday night. The place is surprisingly big - the back area has pool and a whole outdoor area. Since it was Monday, the back area was dead, but the front had a steady enough crowd, keeping the place always a little more than half full. Very casual vibe, maybe a little distracted service at times, but really friendly. We ordered the crawfish Mac and cheese, crawburger, and the catfish po boy. All were good! The Mac and cheese had some big pieces of fish and was definitely the standout item. Love this spot!

My partner and I were seeing a show in the area and wanted to try a new spot, so after some research, we landed on Heavy Woods! Drinks were decent prices, and food was good. I really enjoyed the crawfish dip and the fried chicken sandwich was solid, too. The tots had a perfect amount of seasoning. Wasn't too packed when we went, and the service was fantastic. We will definitely be back!

As a dive bar, totally cool. For food? No. No. Mac and cheese was flavorless and oily, catfish poboy had stale bread and almost no flavor, and the pickles were nowhere to be found in the fried pickles. Womp.

I've always liked heavy woods and thought their food was pretty good (best tots in all the land!) But they just revamped their menu and it's now even better and deserves some kudos for that. The fried chicken sando was always a mainstay for me but they updated the breading to be a bit spicier and it sticks to the chicken much more effectively. The chicken itself is also juicier. It's now graduated from an ole faithful to one of my favorite chicken sandwiches in the area. Now they also have an amazing new dipping sauce called hot garlic Mayo. What is it? Unsure. It tastes a bit like a remoulade and has tons of flavor. It is amazing on the chicken sandwich and also... on tots. Did I mention the tots? They have some kind of Cajun spicing on them that really makes them amazing. Ive also tried the veggie Mac. I thought it was ok but I also was deathly Ill and I hear the crawfish mac is amazing. All in all Heavy Woods is even better now than it was. The drinks and bartenders are reliably good. It's a fun spot and I've seen folks post up with a book or come with friends for trivia. Perfect neighborhood spot, new and improved!

For a dive bar, it's solid. But you need to walk in and use your eyes lol it's not the fanciest. but if you want a nice and simple meal and a beer, this is solid. Burger for $10, $4 for tots extra. Chicken sandwich is $15. Beers are like $6 for draft and then a beer shot ranges from $6 - $9. All in all, a very solid place to just hangout, grab some cheap eats, and get drunk really fast. They also have a pool table in the back for you to just chill and hang out. One bathroom, a bit tough.

My boyfriend and I came here for the first time in the afternoon hours and he was given an attitude by the bartender when politely ordering a Bloody Mary. If you don't want to make it, just say you don't have it. Or suck it up.

Busy little place with trendy music. Polite and friendly service. Food and drinks were good.

I stopped by before a show and had the cajun burger, deviled eggs, and a margarita. The food was DELICIOUS. Didnt even stop to take a picture because it was too good. Also not too pricey! The margarita was a little too sour for me but still did the job. There is also a lounge area with a pool table and plenty of cute outdoor seating and the service was quick and friendly! Would 100% recommend :)

Ventured away from WB to give this place a try. We ended up getting a beer(they ran out of my first choice,) a cocktail, and a few dishes. The Big Easy Tofu Po'Boy was actually better than I expected, and the bread it was served on was really good. The breading on the Fried Chicken Sandwich had an amazing crunch, although the meat could have been a bit juicier. The Jambalaya and Deviled Eggs also hit the spot. It's a bit out of the way for me, so I probably won't be back. But definitely check them out if you're from the area.

I thought the food options were not great for vegitarian or vegans. This is clearly not their demographic though so that is okay. I went with a group of 6 and the seating was nice in the back room, but the music was not great. Service was good for a pub type bar, the wings were reportedly not great from my friends. Good little dive bar, not a dinner spot.

I am a big fan of Heavy Woods. I love the staff, appreciate the drinks, and the atmosphere serves its exact purpose. My concern is that the menu seems to be consistently dropping their best menu items. Since I became a regular their was jambalaya, gumbo, and pork crackling and over the last few months all items are no longer on the menu. Please bring it back!!!! By far your best offering and the reason I became a regular in the first place.

I don't think the owners have ever actually eaten cajun food because it tastes like they just dumped McCormick cajun spice on everything. I've tried this place several times, I've had the gumbo, jambalaya, cajun burger, mac and cheese and my least favorite was the Mardi Gras special crawfish po'boy, it was dry and boring. I've been to New Orleans many times and this food is a watered down version of the real thing. Also FYI playing 80's music for a Mardi Gras themed party is not very festive. I am giving this place a 3 stars because the food ins't terrible it just isn't cajun and they do have Purple Haze on tap, so there's that.

Stopped by for some drinks because they had heated outdoor seating. I had a shot of Four Roses's and a pint of Blue Point's Toasted lager. They had a handful of shot and beer combos though these two weren't part of the combo list. I liked that they had a window that you could order at without going inside. My wife decided to have a biscuit which she enjoyed a lot.

We went before a show on Sunday at around four. The website talked about brunch but there was none. There was one bartender who also took the orders. He was a bit stressed out but nice. You put the order in at the bar and he gives you a beeper for when the food was ready. The food was good. I especially like the crawfish mac and cheese and the fried pickles. The drinks were good, too,

Heavy Woods (full menu) is back! Like many restaurants in my area, Heavy Woods had to downsize their brunch menus during early COVID. This left us to choose from sandwiches, but no coffee during this time. Now, as of April 1 the place is back with their full menu including drip coffee starting at 11am. Same ambiance, same bartender and fortunately the good food quality has not changed. We are lucky to have this kind of cuisine around our neighborhood and we look forward to coming back!

Get your picnic tables off our sidewalk. I've lived in this neighborhood for many years. This past weekend I was sitting at the picnic tables and a woman came out and asked me and some other families who were sitting at the picnic tables to leave. I completely understand, but her attitude was everything. I asked for a minute or two to get my things together. She stood around and harassed me with attitude. There's not a lot of outdoor space available in this city. So if you put permanent picnic tables on a public sidewalk, you have to expect some general use. More so- the employees demeanor was the problem.

Killer bar food and drinks. The fried pickles were nice and thin and fried perfectly. Could bite them without pulling the pickle away from the batter. The craw dip was FULL of crawfish pieces and the chips were great. I'll be heading back tomorrow now that it's in my mind writing this! Staff is nice too.

Trash. Bartender has a problem with everyone and made an issue with every request. Asked us to not order food and drink at the same time, then was upset we asked for separate tabs and said we could split it in the end. Then when we closed out, did not acknowledge our request and proceeded to be rude. Clicked "print receipt" and was waiting for a minute, and when he came back told me it was my fault that I should have told him I needed a receipt. Come here if you want to work as your own bartender and pay as well.

Really cool bar with one of the best fried chicken sandwiches in the city. Gumbo and jambalaya are solid too, but that fried chicken. Nice outdoor area as well

Came here a while ago with a friend and the food wasn't half bad for Cajun food in Brooklyn. I can't recommend it too highly because the prices were a bit steep for what you're really getting, but if you share the small plates with a friend, then that helps a lot. Overall it's a nice place with a good setup inside, the beer selection is solid, and the people there are fun to talk to. Try it out if you're curious.

Very different. Food was mediocre. Coming from Louisiana this place was special lol. You pretty much have to serve yourself if your into that. Ambiance was dark and quiet.

Great food, service, and hidden New York brunch spot. Saw they have a happy hour from 3-8pm M-F. This is longer than most. Their Bloody Mary's and clothing options are worth the try.

I came here for brunch a few weeks back and ordered a bunch of items to share. The service was friendly but a little slow so it might not be the best spot if you're looking to have a quick meal. Other than that, everything was great! Cajun is a definite comfort food and heavy woods delivered. The flavors were subtle and each dish blends into the next. My favorites from the meal were the jambalaya and crawfish cheese bread.

Killer spot for: brunch or lunch. Great food. Gets a little loud at night which is fun if you're in the mood for it. Anything with a biscuit is delicious. Cocktails are on point. Get the crawfish dip or rethink your whole life. I usually go for the catfish po-boy but lots of good options. Check the specials. They do great things with Softshell Crab whenever that shows up. Okay there you go that's the meat of the review. So now here's some vaguely connected anecdote. "They're real dude. Like think about it. There are literally like...a Bajillion stars." said Andy. Claire rolled her eyes and turned back to her mimosa not wanting to engage. She'd heard Andy's obtuse rants about Alien life forms before. "Bajillion isn't a number so there aren't literally a Bajillion stars you idiot" said Steve while he chewed on his gravy soaked biscuit. "Like yeah, there are probably Aliens somewhere but we'll probably never know. If life was intelligent enough to travel so far why would they come here and watch this sh@t." continued Steve gesturing at a group of jersey adorned boys staring at a TV Screen. "Well Bajillion is a number, or it would be eventually" said Mark. "Oh yeah, what two numbers do you add together to get a Bajillion?" said Steve barely managing to swallow his biscuit. "Well numbers are infinite so eventually you would name a number Bajillion. Hell, Steve would eventually be a number." It was then that the bartender arrived with a fresh round of mimosas. The conversation was extinguished by boozy citrus giving Claire the opportunity to change the subject. "I'm going to quit my job on Monday" Claire said punctuating the statement by chugging the last bit of her mimosa. She pulled over a fresh cocktail and continued "I just can't do it anymore, making halloween costumes for Dogs that are allergic to nylon just isn't my calling." Thoughtfully Mark took out a spider man costume from his pocket and said "I really love your work Clair, I don't know where I'm going to find such high quality marvel costumes for my dachshund." The group was silent until the bartender passed and Steve scrambled to put in a third order of Crawfish Dip. Be like Steve. Order Crawfish dip at Heavy Woods. And be like everyone else in this pointless story. Enjoy some brunch cocktails at Heavy Woods. God I hate this website. Don't live your life on yelp people.

Super great find in our neighborhood. Been meaning to come here for a while now and we finally got to. They open at 11 but they let us sit and wait at around 10:50 which was nice. Our server was friendly and attentive. I got a fizzy arnold palmer and a coffee. They have great brunch cocktails (full bar, as well - as I think they are primarily a bar + snacks joint during the week.) Great ambience; lots of light, good music. We got the crawfish mac n cheese to share and then a couple entrees. I loved the biscuits n gravy. Great food, good service, nice vibe. It all made for a very good morning.

Heavy Woods is a chill spot in the Shwick. It has a projector displaying football on Sundays for all the sportz fans, a full bar, high-top table/bar seating in the front, and additional seating in the back of the bar. Great for brunch, which is what my group and I went for. As soon as we sat we were immediately offered a free Coors pitcher since they were sponsoring the game, um...yes, please! After accepting a refreshing pitcher of Colorado cool-aide we ordered. I got a blood maria (tequila) and the boys got beermosas (oj and miller high life (clever)) we were in lust! Let's dive in! For starters, we ordered: deviled eggs (2 orders), crispy pork belly cracklin', cheesy crawfish bread, and crawfish mac n' cheese. Well, everything was so yummy, the crawfish bread was so different, not too fishy, it was on the soupy side, which I enjoyed, lots of flavors, not too overpowering you still get that authentic taste; it all went. The cracklin' well that was crack, it's didn't even stand a chance on the table we devoured it (even dipped it in the crawfish sauce - HW make that a dish please). The deviled eggs were standard not out of this world, but still good. The crawfish mac was a slight disappointment, it wasn't too cheesy at all, which is the whole allure of the dish and the herbed breadcrumbs, were just there; it felt a little incomplete. BTW these are all small portions split between 3 people, some of the dishes are pictured. BRUNCH: I got the dirty hash (potatoes, pork creole sauce, fried eggs, and a biscuit), one person got the crispy catfish po' boy, and another got lucky Lubbock (eggs, chicken fried pork steak, biscuit, sage sausage gravy). My dish was good it had a little bit of everything, but def, not overwhelming, it was actually smaller than I thought, which was fine, since we'd been trying most of the snack menu. The creole sauce was okay not as spicy as I imagined, but overall it was a safe dish. I head the po' boy was delish, but the lucky Lubbock was not enough for my boy, it was the smallest of the three and not the most filling; decent but great. Unfortunately, the biscuits were not hot (temperature) or as flakey as I would have liked. *Overall the portions are smaller than they looked in the pictures, just beware when ordering. We had a great time, we ordered a few rounds of drinks, tried a good bit of their menu, and didn't feel rushed (drinks were on the slow side to come out). The check was decent for three people; I recommend this spot for sure, I'd like to go back and try dinner one day!

This is bar that have serious good foods!!! Love sour beer so much and never forget to order fried pickles!!!

What happened to this place? I used to come here especially for their delicious burger, and I'm back in the hood for Memorial Day so I was excited to get a burger again. Ordered their Cajun burger. As soon as it was handed to me I knew it was going to be disgusting. It was drenched in sauce and rémoulade and the patty was gray and thin. And everyone knows Martin buns don't soak up anything. I took one bite and the whole thing fell apart and my stomach immediately turned. I took it back to the bar and asked to close out. The bartender didn't even ask if everything was fine when only 2 minutes later I gave her back a burger with one bite in it. Honestly the worst burger I ever had. Wasted $15 and I'm still starving. Then, when I was given the Toast device to close on, the screen was so sticky and smeared and crusted I couldn't see anything. Was so excited to come back to this place, but never again. Luckily this neighborhood is saturated with (better) food options.

Absurdly good food. I went for brunch and didn't expect to have such a memorable meal

Two words: BLEU. BURGER. The toasted sesame bun :chef kiss: The sweetness from the caramelized onions and the saltiness/ savoryness from the blue cheese on top of a great burger was perfection. Tots were perfectly fried and a great side dish to pair with the burger. Plus they had a cider on draft! Friend had the pork po boy and really liked it. As well as the very crispy fries - I personally liked the tots better. Overall a solid bar with decently priced food and drinks. For those still embracing the warmer weather or looking to be extra covid safe - they have tables alongside the bar and some in a patio area in the back. No waiters but easy enough to order from the window to get drinks and a buzzer to let you know when your food is ready. Small edit / note: they automatically charge you a 20% tip. Which was kind of weird as it didn't really have an option to adjust..

I came here for brunch with a few friends on New Years Day. We all started off with a cocktail I can't remember the name of. It was kinda milkshake-y and chunky, pretty weak, but it was alright. We also got 2 hurricane buckets for the table and they were $20/each but it was straight up buckets of ice and a disgrace of a drink for that price. I got the holy shitake, which had a piece of pork belly, cheesy grits, mushroom gravy, eggs, and a biscuit. I loved the cheesy grits and mushroom gravy, the pork belly was pretty good too. The eggs were super under cooked and biscuit was stale. The dish as a whole was okay. We got a shot and a beer to wrap up the brunch, weirdly the best priced item on the menu. The waitress was nice and it was a decent brunch overall.

Awful service! Just to bring out two simple Mimosas it took sooooooo darn long. The food was also not great. Will never revisit this place.

Saturday brunch was busy, but a steady flow so getting a seat didn't take long. Staff here are ABSOLUTELY PLEASANT. Fellow diners could be a bit less entitled, but the staff brush it off with big smiles and warm hearts. We went with the Angry Hippy, Hoppin' John, and the Chicken Biscuit. Everything was tasty! The shiitake gravy on the Angry Hippy is BOMB and their grits are heart warming. The Hoppin' John was well seasoned. Chicken biscuit execution could have been a bit better - chicken was a dry and overdone, and too much jelly that the crispy was soggy. Biscuits are awesome! Price point is fair for this quality of food and great staff!

Stumbled upon this GEM while looking for a place to watch the LSU game last night. Little did I know this is a Louisiana bar. No signage outside or huge noticeable presence but the Fleur de lis let me know I was in Cajun country. Total BONUS was that they had the game on WITH SOUND in the back room on a huge projector!!! They also do this for Saints games, I've been told. The bartenders are extremely friendly and attentive. And I, of course, being the good Southern girl I am, asked everyone around me about the food. Two girls I met watching the game suggested the poboys were really good. The gentleman next to me said he didn't enjoy the jambalaya. The bartender- overhearing this conversation decided to bring me some to try- FOR FREE. I was blown away by the kindness and concern over how one feels about the food. And honestly, it was pretty good. It had the right texture and the trinity of foods we use to cook. I would definitely have it again. I will say this, the menu is Cajun inspired. The owners spent time in Louisiana and love the city and it shows in the hospitality and feel of the bar. This place reminds you of much of New Orleans dives that have great beer prices, TVs, comfort food and a pool table. I will definitely be back. Ps... a beer and a shot is $6. Great price when you're on a budget.

Female bartender clearly did not want to be there. 7/17, early afternoon. With so many great bars in the neighborhood I wouldn't waste my time with this place.

Best fried chicken sandwich! Except for the occasional weird or rude clientele I've got to sit with, everything here has been worthwhile for a min.

I came in on a double date to Heavy Woods and ordered a biscuit while we waited for our friends. I could tell it was made fresh, it had a slight crunch on the outside but was perfectly flaky in the middle. Once our friends arrived I ordered a hurricane sans cinnamon and I definitely felt festive with the glass it was served in giving me all the pineapple/summer vibes. It was refreshing yet packed a punch! Our server informed us that the special of the night was the soft shell crab sandwich served with lettuce, tomato, mayo on a bun with a side of chips, I was all for it and ordered it for dinner. The crab was delicious and soft, though I did feel it was slightly greasier than I would have preferred. My friends ordered the catfish po boy and the chicken biscuit. The chicken biscuit should definitely be placed in the small plates category rather than the big plates on the menu as it was very small, though my SO did rave it was savory. My other friend is a big fan of the catfish po boy and mentioned she's had it several times, and is her go-to order. We opted out of dessert but had a great time at Heavy Woods. The service was great and we were approached often to ensure everything came out correctly, I'd definitely recommend trying the biscuit to anyone that comes here! Having been to Louisiana, Heavy Woods bought back great memories and delicious flavors, plus, prices are great.

I tried to enjoy this place but I simply couldn't. I was meeting up with a friend and we decided to try Heavy Woods. We were both looking forward to some hearty, flavorful food and good atmosphere. Heavy Woods could have been the place that embraced community via decor and energy but it feels cold and a bit sterile inside, despite the very intentionally kitschy and "modern resto inspired" interior. You should know what I'm talking about, every other restaurant in Bushwick looks similar to Heavy Woods. Unbelievably boring. We sat, my friend ordered a drink and examined the menu, with reservation, while I drank water and tried to figure out what's up with this place. Well, first things - we sat for about an hour talking to see what the dinner crowd would be like. There were no black folks working here when we visited and no black or brown folks walked in. At this point, I'm concerned about the quality of the food and how authentic or seasoned it's going to be. The service was average, not bad but definitely not inviting enough for us to try and stay. We tried small appetizers but then went 2 mins down the street to a Mexican restaurant which was 10x better than expected (look this one up in the area, incredible!)

My new go to lunch spot for my days off. The drinks are strong (in a good way), and the food is incredible. I suggest the Cajun basket with fries and a hurricane or the fried catfish po boy

Went to this place after a less than impressive experience at the rookery. It was great from the moment we walked in, bomb food in the air, legit bartenders really bartending, and the music was cracking. The homie Sean was our bartender, cool dude. I like to talk to the tenders about different whiskies and mixes just to see what kinda service I'm going to get and this guy was right there each step of the way. Needless to say I was confident I'd be getting a real drink here. Asked him to serve me an old fashioned, you'd be surprised at how many tenders mess this up but Sean made one of the best old fashions I've had since moving to NY. Strong and smooth. The homegirl got some margarita thing she said it was weak then she got cross eyed and I laughed (oh well, I laugh) meanwhile Sean is talking to us about a horchata drink he makes I love horchata and the homegirl who happens to be from the West too also loves them. He knew all about horchata unfortunately the horchata they make there wasn't what it's posta be, I didn't try the liquor infused version tho. Maybe next time. I did order the house version of an old fashioned, using tequila which I haven't drank since a very bad experience in a Denny's bathroom back in 07(ya boy was doing bad) ANYWAY this drink Sean made was bomb I took a pic of it on the menu, it's legit. Before we bounced I ordered the pork crackling. Sooooooooooo bomb! Get it. Eat it. Enjoy your heart attack. I'm for sure going back cuz their drink menu is lowkey crazy and Bruh behind the bar is with all the good drinks. It's too long to proof read, I'm sleepy.

This place has the best crawfish Mac and cheese I have ever had. Just perfectly cheesy, spicy, and flavorful. I've been here many times and it's delicious each and every time. Their chicken and biscuit sandwich was delicious as well, sweet, sticky, buttery! I had a spicy margarita and it was so pleasant. Just a little kick but strong and yummy!

Just ordered the cinco de mayo special,tacos,margaritas,French fries and Mac and cheese with crawfish.The Mac and cheese is FREAKING DELICIOUS,can't wait to try erthang else,I'm sure it's gonna be delicious.

Food was pretty inexpensive and delicious. The drink specials were good & strong. Plenty of outdoor seating which is crucial during this COVID outdoor dining time. Will definitely be back.

If you're in the mood for some hearty 'hippy' soul food I can tell you this place is pretty ideal. The price range is very affordable and they serve grumpy cold brew from Cafe Grumpy I believe. Their Shit-ake is superb but anything here is deliciously homemade. Loved Their biscuits the most! It had the perfect balance with a hint of cornbread like taste (which I was a fan of). The only negative thing I would say is: One star off due to non-smiling employees. They looked like they hated their job & would "fake" smile while checking their phones at the corner which was very noticeable.

Food is greasy, unhealthy, not fit for consumption by heart patients..... meaning it's stupid good. Tater tots, biscuits, and Mac... go for it!!!

Heavy Woods has a packed menu of flavorful, hearty foods. Even the fries got me full. Overall the atmosphere is awesome. Music isn't too loud and they have arcade games and a pool table. There is an outside area but each time I've come it's been raining, so I haven't experienced it. A nice spot for brunch or a quick drink with friends!

The food is really delicious, and the drink menu is very solid (I've gotten had nights of the beer-and-shot combos, and tried a bunch of their cocktails. Both are great.) There's tons of space -- I had a birthday party in the back room once! There's also a patio in the back which is great in the summer. The service is really hit or miss, but if you're patient with occasional slowness and mistakes it's worth it overall.

Ordered delivery. Good food at decent prices. Tastes genuine and freshly made. I just wish their kitchen stayed open later.