Oak

Great food and vibes at this Beacon Hill spot. Chicken pot pie is homemade deliciousness and burger and fries were also top notch! Great selection of local beers too. Service was excellent 👌

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | Grounded Neighborhood Gem Oak lives up to its name — warm, wood-toned, and grounded in comfort. The space flows through three unique zones: a lively front bar with dining, a lounge, and a cozy back bar (our pick for the night). The vibe isn’t my typical scene, but you can instantly feel the local love. The pumpkin bisque was rich, velvety, and soul-warming on a cold Seattle day 🌧️. I appreciated seeing vegetarian options on the menu. Service was friendly and efficient — though I always enjoy a bit more interaction. Accessibility is thoughtful (wheelchair-accessible restroom), though note the 3–4 stairs to the back bar. Not a kid-friendly spot — this one’s for the grown-up unwinders. 🍸 My Manhattan was balanced and satisfying. Overall, Oak feels like that spot you revisit with friends for easy conversation, comfort food, and a cozy pour. ✨ #SeattleEats #SewardParkEats #SeattleBars #NeighborhoodGem #PumpkinBisque #SeattleFoodies #SeattleWineAndDine #SeattleComfortFood #LocalLove

Warm, friendly staff with full vegan menus. The Acorn Benny was amazing with a vegan poached style egg featuring a runny yolk smothered in a fresh, lemony hollandaise sauce. The side of fried pickles are a MUST! Loved the outdoor seating and laid back atmosphere.

BEST BURGER 2025…. No lie hands down this burger was so delicious and fries as well. It hit the spot. Would definitely go back just for the burger. They have a lot of vegan options not my taste but the only burger on the menu is a BURGER BURGER!!… service was awesome and place is nice and clean and well kept and thjs is all I gotta say THEY DELIVERED ON IT….

Food was especially fresh and tasty. The fried pickles were spot on and their CBGB sauce is worth the trip alone. The tofu chimichurri sandwich was also very tasty and prepared to perfection.

This place is secretly an amazing vegan restaurant- they have a full menu of everything with ethically sourced meat OR fully vegan. The brunch was amazing so we came back for dinner a couple days later. The drinks are really interesting and delicious too.

LOVE that they have so many vegetarian and vegan options, and they're good CREATIVE options - not just salads and veggies. Definitely a fun place, kitschy decor / vibe but upscale food. The pretzel pillows were GREAT really fluffy but still pretzel-like, also the chickpea appetizer was awesome. Was excited about the jackfruit sliders, the flavors were great but they were quite wet. Made the bun totally soggy, had to discard the bottom bun and just eat it as an open-face sandwich.

Great service, awesome vegan options. I'll mention that it seemed like the kitchen was winding down. The center of my friend's pot pie(picture 4) was room temperature, but the breading was wonderful. My soup(picture 1) was luke warm (I enjoyed the taste though). Their pot pie would be a step up if they used all fresh ingredients, but I imagine they're trying to capture the original home pot pie vibe. The "Oat House Salad" made vegan was perfect. The vegan pickle spears(picture 2) were a bit heavy on the breading. Perhaps, a thicker pickle would do well? I enjoyed the sauce that came with them. My friend said that the beet salad(picture 3) was tasty, one of the better ones he's had. They house make their vegan feta! We will be back, during a better time and a desire to leave a better review. The staff was excellent and incredibly welcoming. Made a return visit, had the pretzel pillows, vegan pickle spears, and 'vegan beets by oak' sandwich. My friend had the chimichuri chicken sandwich. The pretzel pillows were light and fluffy, and the pickle spears were better this time around. I enjoyed my beet sandwich, and my friend enjoyed his as well. It took a fairly long time to get our drinks, but that's okay. Will be back again!

A fried chicken kale Caesar salad worth risking food poisoning for - HEAR ME OUT I came to Oak with no expectations, and decided on the fried chicken Caesar salad (spicy) after perusing the menu several times. "Spicy?" YES. The delicious monstrosity that came out was a worthy foe (but we were on that "enemies to lovers" track) - heaps of kale, dressed to perfection, with swaths of grated Parmesan, topped with the loveliest looking protein I've ever seen on a salad. What I *WAS NOT* expecting, was how amazing the chicken itself, was - the "spicy" chicken is decidedly Nashville hot chicken-esque, and had the perfect balance of heat and flavor. I also don't generally get excited about kale, but it just...worked? ANYWAY; back to the point - I couldn't finish nearly half of the salad before I had to take a pause, and asked for a to-go container. After taking a lengthy walk to reevaluate my life decisions, AND a drive home, it had passed the sacred "2-hour mark", which is something I generally treat as gospel. I have had food poisoning exactly ONE time in my entire life, and VOWED never to take that chance again. Until today. well done.

Tried out Oak. You could say I went in with high expectations. I shouldn't have. It's a cute little spot. A row of quaint eateries. We sat near the window so lighting was good. It was a lil tight but not bad. Make sure you come here with people you like since you gotta sit close. lol. Our servers were all very nice so that a plus in my books. I ordered some fries as an appetizer and my friend ordered the Brussels. Both were very mid. I then ordered the bacon cheeseburger with mushrooms and pepperjack on a gluten free bun. That was mid as well. It was good but I wanted OMG YUMM!! I could've bought this at 5 guys. It would be amazing if they incorporated some exotic burger toppers. It was a positive experience just not one that would bring me back. Thanks for the great night with friends.

Been here twice, once a year ago and again just recently.... They might as well call this place joke instead of oak (you're welcome for the bad dad joke! ) There was only one other table of guests at the time of our visit and the staff seemed bothered by our presence. We ordered the Brussels and there were about 10 half pieces on the plate... that equals 5 Brussels sprouts, lol 3 for each of us. The roasted beet salad came with 3 whole garbanzos and a pinch of feta. The rest of our food was fine but not great. The burger was fine but needed sauce and like other reviews had a soggy bottom bun, how do you make a burger that's both soggy and dry?? The bathroom only offers 4inches of paper towel per auto wave and the salt and pepper shakers don't shake out any spice, lol more jokes we wanna like it here but def won't come back.

Oak was a pleasant surprise. We live in the area and have passed by the restaurant so many times, but finally decided to stop in for dinner. The food was great. We shared the creamed sweet corn nuggets, curried chickpeas, and spicy fried chicken kale Caesar salad. Everything was flavorful. My fiancée is from the south and hasn't had corn nuggets in years. She said these brought her back to the ones her grandmother would make when she was a kid! The chicken on the salad was crispy and tender. The chimichurri on the chickpeas balanced the curry flavor nicely. The portions were shareable, especially the salad which was LARGE! Service was fantastic. Our waitress was super sweet and attentive, but not in an overwhelming way. Overall we had a great experience at Oak and will return to try more items on the menu.

Reservation for a party of 12. Rustic, cozy little place around the corner from our AirBnB. Fellow diners had:chimichuri chicken sandwich, grilled cheese plus sandwich, lots of burgers, a chicken wrap. Everyone seemed very pleased with their meals. Another diner & I ordered the chicken pot pie. By definition there is pastry, chicken, veggies & a SAUCE/GRAVY. The phyllo pastry top was great, veggies were ok. However, where's the sauce/gravy? There wasn't any. Tasted like mashed potato mixed with thyme flavored chicken. Plenty of tasty chicken. But the lack of sauce. My husband ordered a burger said, "it looks dry where's the sauce?" My fellow diner had said the same. Why 4 stars? The cocktail was good, everyone else really liked their meals. The giant chocolate chip cookie served to our recent college grad was warmed with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. If you pass on the chicken pot pie, you will be fine.

Good bacon cheese burger and fried chicken Cesar salad. Their Cesar dressing is made w cashews so it taste creamy. Portions are huge. I'm guessing they used coconut cream for their corn chowder, it tastes good but similar to a curry taste than chowder though.

Glad we got around to trying them out! We came on a Sunday early dinner. The bar was packed. The dining room wasn't yet we seated right away. Our server seemed a little occupied, but she was very friendly and knowledgeable. They offer vegan vegetarian and all of the above. I am vegan and we tried: Vegans pot pie 5/5 Kale fried chicken salad 5/5 Vegan Fish sandwich 5/5 Peanut butter, chocolate custard 5/5 Apple bourbon pie 4/5 So as you can see, we were very happy and pleased with all of our food. As for the ambience, I will say it is very casual. Kind of makes me think of a tavern. Dark. Lots of fun decor, lots of PNW vibes. The bathrooms could use improvements, but.. yeah I guess that's vegan casual dining?!?

Oak is a really cute neighborhood pub/dive-y restaurant with typical pub-fares (burgers, pretzel bites, fried veggies). The staff was friendly, but seemed understaffed. The food was okay, which is the readon for my 3-star rating. Our table had some appetizers (fried green beans and brussel sprouts), and burgers. The brussel sprouts had good flavors and high potential, but lots of loose leaves that were deep fried to oblivion. The beans were...fine and the batter held onto the beans which is impressive, but lacking in flavor. The burgers were fine- the bottom bun was a soggy mess for all three of us, and it was a generously portioned plate, but the flavors weren't all that memorable. The best way for me to describe the food is "filling but not satisfying", which is not how we like to eat out. I think it's a perfectly fine place for a meet up with friends or family outing where you might care more about being in a cozy environment to spend time with the people you care about- the type of gathering where you might not necessarily notice or care about exactly how your burger was cooked.

You haven't seen a chicken sandwich till you've seen Oaks chicken sandwich. I ordered a burger which was really good but the envy I felt when they served my partner her chicken sandwich- it echoes into eternity. TWO chicken thighs! What?! The service was great but that chicken sandwich is nuts. I wish I took a picture I mean they're on the Yelp page but ya gotta see it in person!

Cute homey inside seating area! Some tables are pretty close together, but overall easy to grab a table with some friends. Chicken dinner: the fried chicken was perfectly crispy and tender! Super good boneless fried chicken. However, this would have been even better with some sauce! I tried my friend's mushroom gravy and that would have been perfect for this. Although, there was honey that came on the dish. But I do like me some gravy!! Cornbread had a savory addition like green chile or something in the batter? Came with butter and honey, but was a bit dry in the middle. Green beans were tasty, but a little floppy on some parts. I like their fried chicken, so I might try their sandwich next time!

I started with an old fashioned that really hit the spot. Oak is a nice, casual American food spot. I got the chicken pot pie and the Brussel sprouts and was happy with them. We also got the cupcake and bourbon apple crumble. I much preferred the bourbon apple crumble. Service was good and the restaurant was decorated with autumnal things.

BEST BURGER 2025.... No lie hands down this burger was so delicious and fries as well. It hit the spot. Would definitely go back just for the burger. They have a lot of vegan options not my taste but the only burger on the menu is a BURGER BURGER!!... service was awesome and place is nice and clean and well kept and thjs is all I gotta say THEY DELIVERED ON IT....

Bit of a hidden gem here. Oak has both Vegan and non-Vegan items to appease just about everyone. Ambiance is a half bar, half casual dining establishment and it was relatively busy for a Sunday night. The good: -Staff was very friendly and helpful. -Vegan pot pie was very delish. Would definitely recommend (5/5) -Vegan fish sandwich was also really tasty (5/5) -Desserts peanut butter custard and apple bourbon pie was were good, but not amazing (3.5/5) The not so good: -Service was a bit on the slow side. Would definitely come back!

Cute spot I learned of from a friend who's vegan, so we met up here for brunch. We had a reservation but it didn't seem necessary. That may have been luck as the tables were filling up pretty quickly by the time we were leaving this small establishment. Outdoor seating as well for nicer mornings than the one we arrived on. I love that they have a separate vegan menu! I ordered the Vegan Acorn Benny (Oak's house biscuit, vegan tofu bacon, topped with house vegan hollandaise, and sunny style Yo-Egg) and chose sauteed kale as my side. The house biscuit was a little dry and dense for my liking, but it got the job done. I came home with half my plate which I enjoyed later. The brekkie poutine (both vegan and non) looked pretty indulgent and tasty. I don't remember what other dishes were ordered, but I think everyone was satisfied. The whipped coffee was also delightful. Lots of breakfast cocktails and other things to choose from. I'd definitely come back here again. Their lounge looks especially cozy and inviting.

Came here on a weeknight for dinner and it was a solid experience. We asked to sit outside, and they turned on the heat lamps for us, which were pretty effective at keeping us warm. We split the vegan chicken caesar salad, the minimum wage burger with caramelized onions (add on) and fries. The food came out promptly, and it was all very tasty. I'm not normally someone who eats vegan food, but I was impressed with the texture and seasoning of the vegan fried chicken and the salad was well dressed. The burger was solid and the caramelized onions were delicious. Fries were all crispy, as they should be. Service was warm and prompt, even with us being the only people outside.

Came in with my son this morning! Our food was delicious, so grateful for the abundant vegan options! But what impressed me the most was the staff, such good vibes- everyone had a kind and welcoming energy. Our server, Renee, was especially sweet, patient, and accommodating towards my son. What a wonderful way to start my Saturday with my kiddo ! Will be back soon, thanks so much!

*vegan review* SO MANY GREAT VEGAN OPTIONS HERE, you can't go wrong. This is a great place to bring a group because there will be something to make everyone happy, vegan/non vegan/gluten free/etc. My favorites have been the vegan pot pie and the vegan chimichurri chicken sandwich. Try to save room for dessert because they're all epic (and all vegan), especially the apple crumble with vegan vanilla ice cream I eventually want to check out their weekend brunch and Monday night trivia!

Amazing! All the staff is always so kind. Non-drinkers alert: they have the best non-alcoholic cocktail in the city, "Don't Worry", which has Kava. I get it with way less simple syrup and it's delicious for those looking for a stronger "alcohol" taste, like me. The regular way is also great, tastes similar to a lemon drop, and the full strength simple syrup masks any bitterness of the Kava. I always loved the chicken Caesar bacon wrap...sooo good. It's seasonal. I got it again recently and somehow, if this is even possible, it's improved and is even better than it already was. The greens are so delicious; crispy lettuce and non-bitter kale. The chicken is breaded but doesn't feel too heavy. Tomatoes are fresh. Cheese is great. I get my the Caesar on the side and honestly it's so good on its own I almost didn't dip it. But I did, cuz the dip is also too good. They were out of croutons, which I didn't mind at all, and they let me know before putting in the order. But I learned I actually prefer it without the croutons! Made the whole thing even better. A long time ago my mom and I visited and we ordered lots of things. Everything was incredible (especially the corn popper things!!) except the pot pie was so insanely salty, it was inedible. We kindly let them know. I went back with a friend a while later and she said the same thing, so we sent an email just putting it out there. Recently I tried it again and it's super good and not insanely salty at all, it was really great, which tells me this establishment seems to really believe its customers, especially when everything else gets rave reviews. I really appreciate that about this place. And again, the staff is super kind and accommodating. Highly recommend. Also love the burgers. Order it medium if you like some red cuz they tend to be on the well done side (but not dry or burned.) My friend once got the chicken sandwich (haven't tried it yet) and said it was amazing. Looked amazing! Love that they have spicy chicken. Also, vegan options for those that are vegan or can't eat dairy. Vegan dipping sauces as well.

Packed on a Monday night so we were seated at the bar first before a table opened up. The food here is just okay: the chicken pot pie was alright, but the sliders and burgers were not good. The vibes are warm and cozy though. Not the vibe for dinner but maybe share a small plate.

My brother found this place through reviews and wanted a place to go with vegans and non vegans. So many tasty options including specials. On the tables they have all the condiments. There is an indoor and outdoor seating area. Don't forget about the cocktails. They also make a delicious in house sauce. Recommend for tasty foods!

If we could do half stars, I would rate Oak 3.5. But it's on the low side of 3.5, so I give it a 3. We really wanted to like this place more: they offer vegan brunch. And on the plus side, the space is great and the service is friendly and prompt. However, the food is just average at best. I did the Just Egg scramble, the biscuits, the tofu bacon, and the kale. The kale was wonderful. The scramble was OK. The tofu bacon was just ... odd -- a block of tofu with some liquid smoke as far as I can tell. And the biscuits ... well, just rock hard. Reminded me of hard tack. The other thing is that the music is just too loud. Full stop. We had to almost yell at each other in order to be heard from opposite sides of the table. Not really what you want in a brunch setting. It may work for Friday and Saturday nights, but for a late Sunday morning where friends are catching up, not so much. Again, just wanted to like this place more since they have vegan options. We get together with friends once a month for vegan brunch; we have our regular spots, and always seek out places where we haven't been before. I truly thought we'd add this to our regular rotation, but sadly none of us are jamming to go back any time soon. If we lived in Beacon Hill I definitely could see coming here often, but it's not worth going out of your way to visit unless you happen to be in the neighborhood.

I was very excited to try this place but alas it didn't live up to the expectations. I ordered the vegan mushroom scramble with hash browns. The hash brown was nice, thin and crispy but the scramble was very salty. It was mostly from the vegan feta that had excessive salt. The vegan butter too sweet. I also got the vegan poutine with mushroom gravy. Again very very very salty. The service was prompt and attentive. Ambiance is cozy and looks like they serve to folks who live in the neighborhood.

I've come here so many times because my friend and I are vegan--and this place never disappoints! My favorite dish is the vegan grilled cheese with the soup of the week (this time it was lentil). The cheese was an excellent consistency and the lentil soup was packed with a ton of flavor. It wasn't too thick or too thin like other soups can be. My friend loved the vegan chicken pot pie she ordered, and another friend practically inhaled the vegan tofu sandwich with chimichurri sauce. Even if you're only getting drinks, the cocktails are well done; I was happy with one called the food forest. This place will definitely be seeing me again!

We stopped in her as one of the few places we could get into for dinner. A very basic menu for Burgers and Fries. I had chicken and fries good flavors. We did sit on the back so it was a bit dark. They had good sprouts and crisp fries. Service was ok.

Great food! They have good gluten free options for me and my boyfriend loves the apple crisp! Nice outdoor seating too, room to lock up bikes

Don't order online! Placed an order for pick up at a fairly busy time and showed up a few minutes after the expected time (30 minutes). I then waited an additional 20-25 minutes in the restaurant only for cold food to be brought out to me. Very displeased with the lack of helpful service and dismissive nature towards me.

What a great little find. I really should visit Beacon Hill more often. My friends still wanted food after dinner so we went here for a nightcap I guess haha. We sat at the bar and everyone we interacted with was great. I noticed the menu had a lot of vegan options which was nice. We ordered some fries and corn nugget. We sat around and finish up our convo before leaving but we're definitely coming back to visit this place for a proper meal. It was very loud and busy in here but it had a great vibe to it. Seems like a lot of people from the neighborhood.

Fantastic vegan options. So so appreciate how they have a vegan version for pretty much everything on their menu. Also, fabulous drinks. The staff are a literal highlight though, so helpful so friendly.

Chicken Sandwich lovers dream! 2 huge fried and fresh chicken thighs loved it and shared. Enough for 2!

I am writing this sitting in the back room with family, I have never been here and so coming in I was curious what could be good here but let me tell you what brother! I had the chicken and waffles and it was lovely, the waffles came out fluffy and freshly made and the chicken two beautiful pieces tasted good and the texture was what I would want when eating chicken and waffles. I also tasted my wife's sausage biscuits n gravy and it was yummy as well.

Came here for another late night dinner and we were happy it turned out to be a great blind pick. The Oak Bacon Cheeseburger and the Poblano Burgers were excellent, but the buns left them on the dry side. I would have liked some more sauce or salsa to add. The apple crumble and cupcake was delicious! It's the first excellent "famous household cupcake" dupe I've tasted and highly recommend tasting it for yourself.

Overall, food is excellent. Service ain't great but it's OK. The ambience fits the neighborhood bar and Grill theme well enough.

Love this place. The drinks are interesting, the fries are worth the calories and the vegan options keep me coming back.

Such verbose excuses; a staff member told us management just overbooked, so even diners with reservations suffered and we had a totally miserable meal including a mother who described Oak as "horrible," the food as well as the service.

We really liked the vibe of this place. We met a friend here, so it was our first time and the staff was really nice. The pot pie was good, as was the vegan chocolate cupcake.

Oak is an excellent restaurant. My own meal was not great. But everyone else in our party of five raved about it. So I feel it is important to offer a useful assessment and not indulge one's own opinion about what in the overall scheme of things is not a big deal (who was it who said in the long run we're all dead -- I'm trying to cultivate a more Zen attitude). I was there with my wife, my wife's friend, the friend's sister, and the sister's husband. We were in town during a terrible heat wave, which is not random but the result of climate change (it is crucial to emphasize this in every context since it poses an existential threat to all of us which renders opinions about dining options inconsequential at best). Three of us were running half marathons, and this was the evening between two races for me. We wanted a good hearty meal. We were not disappointed. We noticed immediately the range of choices. The social scientists who study "choice" advise that too much of it makes most people incapable of making a decision. Choice can be an illusion. But not in this case. The specific type of choice that should be lifted up for praise is the vegetarian and vegan options. Probably no other place known for hamburgers in this town offers such a range of non-meat alternatives, of high quality according to the two members of our group who partook in them.  The items such as salads which were not meat alternatives but conventional plant based dishes were competent and entree sized -- it is not a criticism to say a single person could not possibly finish one as an appetizer, but a recommendation for the table to order one. We had two. They were refreshing on an evening in a stretch which set records for high temperatures. All four diners praised their dishes, two with meat and two without. The fried pickle spears which we shared also were high quality. The French fries were superb, crisp on the outside, creamy on the inside, hot, salty, and not out of a bag. The disappointment was my chicken pot pie. It was edible. It was not a disaster. The problem, which one might guess was caused by how hot it was (meaning the kitchen must have been much worse), was that the crust was doughy. It had not been baked long enough. The filling was fine. The crust would have been well served with much longer in the oven.  That means that four out of five diners at the table would have given Oak the highest rating and I would have have liked to do so. Rounding up, that makes for five stars. It's important to be generous. That also takes into account friendly service by a waiter who consented to allow an apprentice tattoo artist put on his arm a combination of two old sailor's images, which looked like a set of stairs and goat legs (that was all the explanation we received, and it was intriguing). I would try it again, without a doubt.

Sat outside and there was a lot of sidewalk traffic on a Wednesday evening but the service and food were good and worth a trip back. Brussel Sprouts made a great shareable appetizer (not pictured because we ate them all) and I got the fried chicken kale Caesar

my first yelp review. food is great. service is poor. the waitstaff is entitled, left us sitting rather endlessly between courses. was openly disappointed in my low tip. probably won't go back although we've been many times. finally had it. they won't miss me.

food was pretty good but we were served lukewarm water with no ice, and i asked for Bbq sauce with my chicken but was brought aioli. our main waiter was friendly but only checked on us once so we had to wait a bit to ask him for items we didn't get when food and drinks were served. the vibe is relaxed and there's street parking right out front.

Oh my goodness what a great place! Nico was so sweet, the phish sandwich was the best I have ever had. Drinks were yummy and the fried pickles were good as well. Everything was perfect.

We ended up eating here after trying to eat at a nearby restaurant that was too busy. I wish we hadn't. The prices are astronomical for what you get (why is a burger with a side salad $20??). Do not order a burger and expect it to taste good. That's a PSA. The fries were OK but since you have to pay an additional $4, it's really not worth it.

1. A tucked away plant based treasure! (for us worth the drive). 2. If not the best, one of the best, vegan plant based breakfast sandwiches. WOW. Bread was light. House made vegan chipolte like aioli, sauteed onions, vegan sausage, vegan eggs, vegan cheese melting on it all...the thing was soooo tasty. Am getting an ache for it just writing this review. 3. Limited seating indoor and outdoor so time it to avoid busy times. We went on a Saturday late brunch on a very hot day. 4. Good safety precautions 5. Biscuits and gravy with sauteed kale. So so...vegan bacon was so so. But that was just our tastebuds...was a bit heavy on the biscuits. 6. Vegan Deserts: Hostess cupcake huge & chocolate chip cookie...take them to go if you are full and you will be happy later. :)

Food is better than it has any business being for a place that feels like a neighborhood pub with good beer and cocktails.

I never want to believe reviews that talk about how slow service is, but unfortunately I had a similar experience. My whole experience here was ~2.5 hrs! Surprising considering most places now have a 1.5 hr cap on dining time. Timeline of events: * 6:45 pm early arrive for my 7pm RSVP - I was able to be seated immediately and brought water. Amazing! No fault here, since I was the one early. * 7-7:15 pm the other people in my party arrived and ordered their drinks * ~7:30 pm We ordered food * 8:30 pm We finally get a re-fill of water after flagging someone down * 8:40 pm Food arrives after 1hr + * 9:08 pm Paid and Left Overall, this place is a solid 4 star for food and drink, if they can get their service times better. The location is cute with plenty of indoor/outdoor seating and good enough street parking. This could have been a 3 star at least, had our server been more attentive to ask about more drink or simply water re-fills! I still think over a hour wait for food is ridiculous, but it would have been less bad, had we not felt like we were completely abandoned. We even had the thought that maybe our order got lost after seeing multiple parties get their food, eat, pay, and leave. I wouldn't totally discount Oak, but this wouldn't be high on my list to take people with the unpredictability of the wait times.

Oak is so effing great. Seriously people, you need to go get a salad or some fried chicken here - or Better yet, get both on the same plate. Plus, I'm calling out their balsamic glazed sprouts Their amazing chicken pot pie... And if love pickled beets and stinky cheese, the beet salad will be right up your alley. It's super good.

Amazing food and amazing service! Everything was customizable! Loved that I can switch out non vegan options for vegan ones as a vegetarian. The best French toast of my life! Best poutine! Best breakfast sandwich! So amazing! Our server as passionate about the food and the restaurants purpose. Wish I got his name. New favorite place. Can't wait to come back to try the dinner menu.

Food was not good, mediocre at most. The service was poor, the waiter didn't know the menu and didn't communicate that he was leaving. Another server was so busy with side work etc didn't even bother to ask was everything good? I had to get up tell her the food was not good. Instead of asking would I like something else or even a "sorry", I'll take it off the bill. She knew, but didn't even bother fixing it, I said to myself, wow! She got a 5.00 tip!! No customer service skills at all. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Great representative of your business, the cook, and the sever...

I went here with 2 friends at 7pm on a Friday. We got drinks which were good but then it took the waitress a while to take our food order. Once we put in our food order, it took over an hour to get our food. I got the vegan California burger, my friend got chicken tenders, and my other friend got a chicken pot pie. None of them was worth the wait. We ran out of water while waiting for our food and we had to make a point of flagging down one of the wait staff to get the water...I can't recommend this place. I'll put up with awful service but...my burger was overly dry and had barely any sauce on it. It had a good texture for a vegan burger but I don't think it was worth it at all. Bun was nothing special. We had no updates on the ETA of our food the whole time until we flagged someone down and asked. We sat at an outdoor table and honestly, I think we were forgotten. Overall: Food - 3/5 Service - 1/5 Ambiance - 2/5

I went on a Sunday night and they weren't busy. The waitress was good and so was the food! Nothing to complain about, I'd go back:)