Parigi Restaurant

The burger was delicious, and the risotto was decent. But the crudo? It looked depressed. Check the photo—chopped cilantro scattered like an afterthought and black seeds that looked like ants. A little care in plating goes a long way, and this dish had none. Now, let’s talk about the pricing—because I got played. The burger was clearly marked at $19, the crudo at $18. But the risotto? No price listed on the menu, and since it was the daily special, I assumed it’d be in the same range—maybe $20-25. Surprise! The bill arrives, and it’s $32. If I had known, I would’ve ordered something else. And for that price? It was just an okay dish—heavy on tomatoes, light on shrimp. If a restaurant is confident in their pricing, they should list it upfront. Hiding the price feels shady. Wouldn’t come back unless they clean that up. Waiter super nice lady, thanks for serving us.

Lunch on Parigi’s patio in December! How fabulous. Not only was the weather wonderful, the service was beyond compare. My husband and I are watching our weight so we both had a salad. The staging of the salads made them extra special. Thanks Janice, Robert and chef for a delightful lunch.

My wife and I came here for lunch today (100+ degrees outside) and decided to sit on the patio since we wanted to bring our dog. Understandably, we were the only ones crazy enough to sit outside. The service was the first thing we noticed. They set up our table immediately and brought water for our dog. We had our drinks ordered and brought to us as soon as we sat down. The aperol spritz was very refreshing and tasty. My wife also got the frozen French 75 which was very good too! To start, we got the fried mushrooms (which when we ordered them, we thought we were ordering fries). They well exceeded our expectations. We also shared the burger and chicken club salad. Which were both fantastic! Highly recommend these dishes and drinks. We also saw their brunch menu and decided we absolutely have to check that out soon.

Parigi has been around for many decades and it did not disappoint this time around. The food, the service and the atmosphere were on par. If there is one item we would not recommend it's the deconstructed Cali roll, the rice was stale and dried out. After our meal we noticed the drying racks filled with rice and we wondered why?

Had a great little date on the patio! For a Monday, it was very busy but the service was nevertheless excellent. Enjoyed the traditional Nicoise & escargot, then the Veal cutlet with some mussels. Had a great time thank you 😊

What a gem! Atmosphere was perfect. Great vibe here. Reminded me of being in Paris. First time eating here. Tuna carpaccio app was delicious. Presented over mixed greens and dressed lightly. Sushi grade tuna. Delish! Ordered the Veal Milanese (what I call it!) lightly battened veal with a delicious crust over mixed greens. The veal was tender and has great flavor. We ended with the red velvet cake dessert. I am not a red velvet person however this was out of this world. Not over sweet. Cake has such a great texture and the icing has coconut in it. A variation from the traditional which made it excellent. I’d go back again next time I’m in Dallas. Great experience. L

Stopped here for some tea after a massage and felt like I walked into a hidden gem! Bartender and rest of the staff were so so sweet. I sat at the bar and had soup and some appetizers. I will be returning! It’s been awhile I’ve walked to an establishment and have really felt a warm, sincere and genuine welcome. They are doing something right.

I really loved this place. The decor is fresh and inviting. Very cool mixture of people. Ordered the parilla peppers for appetizer and it was plated beautifully. I'm not the biggest fan of goat cheese but it was pretty good. My friends loved it. Then tried the award winning Caesar salad and it was very good. Served on individual leafs of romaine. Very nice flavor of the dressing. My main entree was the cacchio e pepe made with buccatini. It was incredible and I highly recommend if you like this dish. Finished with the peach cobbler a la mode. Wow! So good! Three of us shared it, it was so big. Overall, I was very impressed and will definitely be back and highly recommend. Make reservation and you will probably need to valet in back.

This is a walkable brunch destination for us, which bumps it from 4 stars to 5 stars. Ambience (4.5/5): Cutes place and it's full on Sunday. Servers were nice. The one ding is they set the table with a less than perfectly clean fork. Food (4/5): It's very good, but part of the price is going to the decor. Pancakes were highlight of the meal.

I've been looking for a French-style restaurant in the area for some time now but still haven't quite found it. I happened to learn about this place and decided to give it a try. Reservations are a little different - sure, you can call, but this is 2024. I don't call anybody! You send them a request via their website and you have to add a little note asking for the reservations. Kind of quaint I think. I got an email and phone calls a day later telling me my reservation was accepted. Do I feel special, or is this some kinda gimmick? Anyhow we arrived on a Saturday evening and it's busy. Not a large place and it's on a super busy street. We lucked out and found a free parking spot nearby so, score one there. There's no valet - we kind of expected one based on the vibe we were getting. We were seated immediately at a two top against the wall right by the bar. I'm looking out onto the street, my wife facing inside. She had the better view. My view, and this is typical here, was upon some homeless people / vagrants / rando kid with only boxer shorts on running around across the street. Ah, Paris. Inside - the bar looks nice but the rest feels very HomeGoods to me. White walls, some big signs or large works of "art". It didn't feel cozy or intimate, really. Very loud. Popular place. Another thing about the area is the gentrification. It's palpable here in Dallas and here is another prime example; trendy place right across from some guy only wearing boxer briefs parading and yelling for hours straight. Ah, Dallas. Moving on. The food. We ordered two drinks. Waiter who delivered one spilled a ton of one on my wife, so, that sucked. No offer of another drink nor any offer to clean or anything really. At least my sidecar was in one piece and excellent. We ordered the Portobellini Fries. I didn't know these were fried mushrooms, which is fine. We loved them. For some reason I thought these were going to be regular fries. But anyhow these were good. I had the Fregola Sardi for dinner. It was a lamb-pasta dish. It was, okay. I didn't get the tomato-butter bit, but there were a lot of boiled cherry tomatoes in it, which I'm not a huge fan of. The sauce killed that lamb - you couldn't really taste the meat and the sauce was only ok. I wouldn't recommend this one. My wife had the Summer Pappardelle which she loved. It was excellent. But again, the menu said this had "blistered tomatoes" in it but - more of the same boiled cherry tomatoes in it, some not yet ripe. But, the sauce, the seafood, the excellent noodles - this was a hit. -- On our way out I said thanks to our servers and waved to the mostly nude entertainer across the way and wondered why I ever leave my house sometimes. It was ok. It felt like a trendy place - lot of rich white people who live in the area seem to congregate here. If you're going here, it's all right but I don't know that I'd recommend it or even ever go here again. It just wasn't a standout place to me. - Oh there was a guy sitting at the bar with a small dog in his lap. That was like the only real French thing about the place!

Galentines celebration with my favorite girls and my fav esthetic Spot! Our beautiful waitress Kayla is amazing!!! TIP her well. She deserves it

lunch today was terrific. Kristen took great care of us. My husband had a burger, and I had the grilled artichoke. My artichoke was good, but that burger was absolutely delicious. I kept taking it out of his hand.

I had the chance to stop by and enjoy a late lunch and what a pleasure it was to enjoy their menu once again. I normally get one of the fish dishes that has always been excellent, but today I wanted a risotto, which the chef changes as the ingredients dictate - and what a treat! Rich and Luscious! You really can't pigeonhole this restaurant, as it has a real variety, even taken care of our vegans. As always great service and a pleasant vibe in a fun part of Dallas. One of my regulars when I'm in town.

I visited Parigi upon a recommendation from a friend. This restaurant is small and trendy so I do recommend making reservations. The restaurant looked full and we were dining on a Thursday! The menu is French-inspired and there was enough menu diversity to satisfy everyone in our group. The chef did a great job pairing flavors and textures up. I really enjoyed my meal here and hope to visit again.

Our server, Jennifer, was exceptional. She knew the menu from top to bottom, including the specials, and took our order without writing anything down. 5/5 Food: Appetizers: Snack Trio and Grilled Artichokes. The snack trio came with Empire Baguettes with Basil and sun-dried tomato tompanade. I preferred the tomato tompanade as a spread over the basil. There were not enough baguettes to use the leftover spread, too. 2.5/5 The Grilled Artichoke was nothing spectacular. It was what it was. 2/5 Entrees: Grilled Veriasso Salmon and Omelet Beef Tenderloin. The Grilled salmon was cooked very well and was very tender and juicy. The sauce ok. 4/5 The beef tenderloin omelet was quite lacking. The omelet was very dry and was not seasoned at all. The tenderloin was juicy but lacked any seasoning. I ate it as is since the cheese gave it some flavoring but not enough. 1/5 For the price we paid, it wasn't worth it.

Best place in the world! Honestly the only question you should ask is when to go, not if you should. Im a fine dining nut case because of this spot. I forgot what the dish I ordered was called, but if you can figure it out I'd recommend ordering it. I hate ordering fish at restaurants but this one is 10000% worth it! Thank you Parigis for always making my stomach happy :) *NORTH CAROLINA TROUT*

First and foremost, our waitress Tierra was absolutely fabulous. She was perfectly knowledgeable about the menu and any question we had regarding it. I was contemplating the wild boar Bolognese, as I'm not particularly fond of gamey meat. She assured me I wouldn't be disappointed and she did not steer me wrong.. Needless to say, it was delicious, as was the risotto and mushroom frites appetizer. Other than the service, the restaurant itself has a great vibe and the interior is spectacular. Definitely a restaurant I suggest visiting if you're ever in Dallas.

We always pass this location, and we only live 3 min away. First on the list is the deviled eggs, which are crab aji and ricotta; it has an exciting flavor new to me. It's not bad, but the flavor is enjoyable. I do feel like it was missing something but not sure what. I also got the frozen French 75; for food, I had the chef's choice burger. The burger is changed daily; this one was avocado mozzarella and red onion with fries. Everything was cooked deliciously, the fries I loved. I also had the delicious seafood pasta and fish. Everything was cooked deliciously. Our waitress was just great. She was kind and attentive. I recommend sitting outside, especially on a nice day, it's very relaxing. Overall, I had a great experience here

The food and service is remarkable! Be treated like a queen! Kristin is amazing. Please know that Kristin is A+ service.. I will be back always!

Have lived in Dallas for years and haven't been until not. I've always driven by and this place is ALWAYS packed and now I know why. Staff is extremely friendly and personable but also very helpful. The restaurant was very cute and busy as always. The espresso martini was the most perfect looking espresso martini I've ever seen. The garlic cheese appetizer was very tasty, definitely a garlic toast/bread. Entrees we got the risotto and salmon, which were decent. The star of the show is the DESSERT. Omfg. The half and half peach cobbler and chocolate cake is something to write home about. No wonder it's been around for decades. When you come here, do not skip this.

The vegan option was delicious. Great service, always a great dining experience. The drinks are always a win

Hope the restaurant team actually reads this review. Been coming to Parigi since I moved to Dallas in 2007. Husband and many friends have been coming here since the 90s. Parigi has always been a staple in our restaurant rotation with food and service always reliably amazing. We went about a month ago and all our favorite dishes have been "updated" by the (new?) chef. They were not just unfamiliar but actually bad. Not just so-so, but bad. No one at our table finished their food. The waitress said she had been receiving complaints about the "legacy" menu items and said "I guess everything has to be updated at some point". Why mess with amazing? Not sure when we'll be back but may give it another try purely out of respect for the decades (!) of fantastic food and service. Hopefully they'll have reverted to the original preparations. If not, unfortunately it's au revoir Parigi.

This was SUCH a charming little restaurant with such an intimate atmosphere! The waitstaff were very attentive and knowledgeable about the menu. We had the crab dip and the baked garlic. Both were excellent and the baked garlic was beautifully presented with a whole head of baked garlic broken apart in such a way as it appeared that the shimmery little garlic cloves just poured out on to the plate. Just spread the garlic on the toasts with the melted Brie; and HEAVEN!!!! Next we tried the okra salad and it was a real standout! I loved it so much that I duplicated it at home. So delicious with a bright and zippy dressing. I finished with the Seafood Pappardelle that did not disappoint with obviously homemade pasta loaded with rich buttery lobster, shrimp and crab. The corn in the dish was a very nice touch! I would definitely return!

Great patio and people watching with some tasty eats. My lunch partner and I decided to have a fancy lunch on a weekday -- gotta celebrate everyday right? We stopped in without a reservation and were quickly greeted and seated out on the patio. It overlooks a pretty busy street and there are tons of opportunities for people watching at the restaurant and the folks walking around. The service was amazing. The dishes are plenty big and the drinks are tasty. The only small recommendation is for them to use big ice on the old fashioned -- small I know but I'm an ice snob when it comes to my cocktails! The plates were both so big that we had to take leftovers home! My partner got the fish and I got the seafood pasta. Plenty of decent size lobster chunks along with shrimp. All in all a great spot to visit with cool ambiance!

Food is so good I hate it! The service is impecable and the ambiance is on point... thanks for being here.

We had a belated bday dinner for my girl friend. Started with a lovely table outside and some appetizers. Roasted garlic on baguette slices, sun dried tomato tapenade, pesto, olives, and portobelli fries with truffle buttermilk cream ( I could drink that stuff). The restaurant has lovely cushions in the outdoor seating and a lively atmosphere. You can also grab a seat inside and watch the kitchen staff working their magic. It's amazing to see so much variety and deliciousness come out of such a small kitchen. It's like you get to watch a food network show live lol. This place is definitely worth the drive to Dallas. Yes our one kid did get the chicken tenders and fries lol. I loved the fries very crispy. I didn't get a picture of the Brussel sprout salad or tomato bisque but I did grab a bite of the salad it was amazing. The chicken au proivre was absolute perfection. I didn't order a main dish I had eaten way too much with the appetizers. Roasted garlic on a baguette is a meal for me. Definitely a must try spot on oak lawn. The deserts are mouthwateringly good. Chocolate mousse with fresh whipped cream heck yeah. The slice of carrot cake was large enough to feed the entire table. I want to try the chocolate cake and peach cobbler duo next visit. The staff is amazing we had the best service from Jill. I hope I got her name correct but she was so helpful with suggestions and making us feel right at home. I will be back.

To start, the service was hands down the best I have had in so long. Tiara was our server and was attentive from the moment we sat down. Suggestions were spot on. From the trout to the Salmon to the gnocchi, it was as if I was eating family recipes. I will be back. Ambience was outstanding

I met a good friend for dinner last night. I just realized I've never left a review. This is easily one of the spots I know will always serve me a delicious meal. Started with cocktails and the crab dip. Moved on to the Brussels sprouts salad. So far two tasty courses. My main was the seafood pasta. Shared a bottle of Brunello with my friend. The pasta was so good. The Brunello paired well. We finished up with the blueberry apple pie. The crust was so thin. Such a good dessert. We sat and talked all night, and the staff couldn't have been more accommodating, the space is great, and the patio was open last night. Can't beat Dallas in February. I'll be coming again soon.

Look at my previous review. It's from 11 years ago so I've been here a lot throughout the years. Should a now 1/2 sandwich, 1 beer plus 20% tip cost $50 for lunch???? At Parigis it does! $30 for the lobster sandwich with VERY LITTLE lobster that's now open-faced so it's really just a 1/2 sandwich and no longer includes a side(chips)??? Go Fuck Yourself Parigis owner. Your pinching pennys is a giant turn-off. Me and my mother made it an Easter tradition to come here. I introduced my girlfriend and her family to your restaurant so I've spent plenty of $ with you over the years but today is the last penny you'll get from me. We'll be sure to tell all our friends how you're now trying to pry every single penny out of our pockets and cutting back on the portions.

A very cute, neighborhood restaurant in the oaklawn area! came here with a girlfriend on a Friday night and it was busy! It's a small restaurant that is family owned, they also have a VERY cute small outdoor seating for those cooler texas days. For starters, we split the beet salad (not pictured) it was very light and refreshing. For dinner, I got the Lobster Knuckle sandwich with a side of fries. It came out perfectly crispy on the outside and the inside (had bacon, fontina, scallions, and lobster) was absolutely delicious!! My friend got the seafood paparadelle which was very yummy also. I love that this is a smaller family owned restaurant, it felt very homey and lively and I would love to come back here again

Excellent service! Phenomenal options , specially for vegetarians. My husband and I just went vegetarian, took the advice of prior recommendations, and absolutely loved it! Will be a return spot for us! From decor, location, service and food! 5 stars

Great food, and cute atmosphere. This under the radar Parisian themed cafe is a must do for brunch. They rotate the menu each week and have great, flavorful fresh specials. Highly recommend the crab dip appetizer!

Great food, service, environment, bloody Mary's, and waiter and waitresses and their assistants. I went two days in a row and now I'm on a budget; however, I will be back. A wonderful experience all around!

The restaurant is nice but a little cramped, too many tables so close together. If we ever go again we will request outside seating, the patio looked beautiful. Free parking in the back. Most of the staff was friendly, might have just caught one woman on a bad night, that's okay. The food was really delicious overall and not overly priced. Probably not the best place for a family dinner, leave the kids at home.

Honestly, we would not have gone back after our visit about a year ago. Will say after my review at that time, mgt did reach out but we just did not go back until recently w friends to celebrate a birthday. Unfortunately, this visit was not an improvement. One guest had the hamburger and fries and that was the probably the best entree of the 7. Appetizers like fried mushrooms were pretty good but entrees were a disappointment. I had the veal and like another diner related it to a frozen cutlet you might expect at a low end diner. The one positive was the desert. Service was improved over the previous visit.

My friends and I ate here on Friday night. Although the food was good, the service was absolutely terrible. Our waitress, Felissa, was very rude and didn't know any information. I asked her for a wine recommendation and in the middle of me asking, she said this is the list for bottles not individual wine glasses and walked away. My plan was to buy a bottle for the table. After that she did not return to the table for quite some time, we basically had to keep waving her down to order. My friends split a tenderloin and were charged extra for it being served on two plates, which they did not even ask for. Lastly, as we were finishing up our food they were closing, so the staff were sitting at the tables watching us finish our meal. The environment was quite tense and uncomfortable. Unfortunately will not be returning to this restaurant.

I've eaten there three times: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food is delicious, and the staff is friendly and professional. It's located right down from the Warwick Melrose.

TLDR: Great food and service. Menu warnings for allergies is not correct. A warning for people with nut allergies: First I want to say the food and service are great. I am posting this so someone doesn't have happen to them what happened to me. I ate here with a group and ordered the seafood pappardelle. The menus they hand out for lunch do not match the warnings on the website or the menus posted on Yelp. I have a tree nut allergy and noticed I started feeling unwell after a few bites. The pesto does have pine nuts in it and I for some reason thought they used a different base for their pesto like some other places do since it was missing the #. I ordered this dish because it did not have # next to it which alerts you that the food contains nuts. The online menu has it correct and whoever made the menus left this out. I had to go to the ER an hour later after I had developed difficulty breathing and had to spend a few hours there under observation. They also have a dish with pistachios that does not have # and that does match their online menu and needs to be fixed. I recommend asking to make sure what you are ordering doesn't have nuts and not rely on the menu like I did. This is the first time this has happened to me eating out and I learned my lesson to be more diligent and not rely on warnings on a menu.

Excellent food and service Cocktails were well mixed and the selection of wines by the glass was good. I had pasta and my dining companion had a dinner salad, both were fresh and delicious. The restaurant is small and intimate, perfect for a date night.

Great food, service and ambience in a neighborhood setting. Always a must when visiting Dallas!

I loved my visit to Parisian earlier this week. The salmon special with a balsamic drizzle was perfect. I loved the beet salad, even though my friends poked fun at me because they are beet haters! I will go back specifically for that salad! We shared a chocolate glob dessert and all left happy!

Parigi is one of my favorite restaurants in Dallas. Great ambience, starters, cocktails, entrées, and most importantly service.

One of my favorite dallas restaurants. Always friendly service and one of the best neighbors in Oak Lawn. They will literally do whatever they can to work around food allergies or preferences. I'm always wow''d by that. Great cocktails. Some of the best Risotto you will ever have. Amazing salads - see pics. Great burgers and fries, fresh fish. The best soups in town. Deserts are so good they should be illegal. I'm a huge fan.

Horrible service and food were undercooked!! Early dinner so it wasn't busy at all...just 3 tables with parties of two. Too expensive for poorly served foods!! Will never return here again!!

One of very few true French restaurants in the city; the pappardelle is the best I've had anywhere to date. I like that the kitchen is open to the dining room; it gives a feel of more intimacy between the cooks and foodies. I wish I was able to book you through Opentable for convenience but will always have you in my rotation of places to eat.

Soft shell crab risotto, pan seared trout, Oh my!!! I really do love this place. The food is always on point and the bartender DINO is the best there is. If you haven't t eaten or had a cocktail here please try it very soon. You will not be disappointed.

Parigi has long been a favorite. I chose Parigi for a pre-show dinner with two dear foodie friends visiting from San Francisco. On the way, I gushed about how much I love Parigi, the food, the service, the ambiance, etc. Then we arrived...It was 5pm. There was one table in the entire restaurant. The hostess greeted us by asking if we had a reservation. We did not. She said they would seat us but we had to leave by 7pm. Uh, ok. Not how I would welcome guests to my restaurant but we were attending a show at 7pm, so it wasn't a problem. Suggestion #1: graciously seat us, guide us through our meal, drop the check around 6:30, let it play out. If it is pushing 7pm and you need the table, have the conversation then. Chances are, most people eating at that hour are on their way somewhere and not looking to camp out. We were given 2 menus for a party of 3. I asked for a menu. The waitress pointed to a card with a QR code. My friend scanned the QR code and tried to download the menu, no luck. For the second time, I asked for a menu. The waitress launched into a condescending lecture explaining they had a shortage of menus and that we needed to use the QR code. Really? I pointed out there were only 2 tables in the entire place so being short of menus was surely not a problem. Third time, asked for a menu. Now, keep in mind, we are being rushed out of there by 7pm so wasting 10 mins asking for a menu is very annoying. I digress...The waitress comes back, hands me a menu, and sarcastically says, "I'm glad we were able to accommodate your request". Me too, since I want to order food (I also speak sarcasm). Suggestion #2: when a guest asks for a menu, give them one. At this point, I was totally embarrassed I brought my friends here for what I was sure would be another lovely experience at Parigi. Food and drinks were good but didn't make up for the lack of hospitality, rude service and overall "tense" experience. Oh, and in case you were wondering, we were gone by 6:30pm. Not to worry Parigi, we won't inconvenience you with any future menu requests. Suggestion #3: get over yourself

Simply, consistently the BEST. Service is attentive, well trained, professional; food is always innovative, seasonal, fresh, thoughtfully creative without being fussy. The decor is welcoming, warm and very comfortable. Whether eating at an outside bistro cafe style table under a canopy of trees and lights; or inside the artistically recreated Parisienne Bistro the esthetic is captured in every aspect of the dining experience at PARIGI'S.

I am updating my review to respond to the owner. Yes we were ignored in your restaurant. We were staying at the Warwick just down the street. They recommended your restaurant. We didn't get to see a menu to know what soup was available but were looking specifically for french onion.

I had the pleasure of meeting the owner years ago at a women's entrepreneur event. Her story is truly inspiring. I mean this place has been a staple on oak lawn for many years. It's solid and you can never go wrong. I like the rotating menu. This place got knocked one star based on my post recent visit because the cocktails and sparkling rose were not tasty, and I had to wait a while before I was acknowledged to be seated. The watermelon margarita was flavorless and the sparkling win tasted vinegary. However the food definitely was the star. I wish I could eat the shaved Brussel sprout salad daily! I also had a fish dish (can't remember what kind), but the potatoes that accompanied them were sinful ! ( reminded me of my grandmother's creamed potatoes). The ambiance is always a plus and the waitstaff once seated is very friendly. I will be back and continue to be a supporter of this establishment

Such a cute place. Loved the atmosphere and the food was delicious. The only downside was the wine list was limited. Still loved it and would go back!

I had heard so many amazing things about this restaurant, so I decided to check it out myself. I went for brunch with a friend. I ordered the trout and loved it!!

I had such a nice dinner I had to come back the next day with a friend. Very cute bistro atmosphere. Staff was incredibly attentive and friendly. And the food was really creative and delicious. Will definitely come back again and again. I got the feeling most of the guests were regulars who discovered this gem.

The food here was good. But towards the end, the customer service went downhill. I had already paid my tab and we were sitting outside and they were trying to rush us out.

Second time here - my first time was probably 2 years ago, so I was excited to come back! We went on a Tuesday afternoon for lunch. We didn't have a reservation, so when we got there, we were told that the only tables available were outside. We were okay with that. But interestingly, over half of the indoor tables were empty the whole time we were there. Regardless, on to the food. What we ordered: - Lobster "Knuckle" Sandwich: Excellent. Great lobster to bread ratio. Creamy and rich flavor. - Pappardelle: pasta with a mixture of crab, lobster, shrimp! Also creamy but in a different way. I love pesto, so this was an amazing dish! We were a bit bummed to be sitting outdoors with the chilly breeze, although it was a nice sunny day, but the food was certainly worth it! PS- there is valet parking! Staff are friendly, wearing masks. Tables are spaced apart for social distancing.

Breaded veal was previously breaded and frozen, very disappointed :( tough and dry ..service was great though

This place is great for outdoor seating lunch or dinner on a cool night- they have heaters outside. They claim to have the best Caesar salad but I would skip it - it was very average at best. However, I enjoyed my burger and fries. I suggest you make reservations, I tried to walk in for lunch on a weekday and they were completely booked.