Table 33

Had a lovely time eating dinner for the first time at Table 33 and The Dessert Room. Several vegetarian options for me. Our table had the Baguette and Gnocci appetizers. We all enjoyed our dinners and the atmosphere was very cozy and intimate. Our server Sidney was amazing! We then headed to The Dessert Room and had the Table Chocolate which was a fun experience. Our server there, Daisy, was also fantastic.

We will not be returning for dinner. When you're spending $200 on two entrees, you expect the ambience to match. It felt like we were crashing a child's birthday party. We were sat under florescent lights, in cheap chairs and a wobbly table. I understand that they can't control the decor in the arcade, but maybe don't offer an "aesthetic seating" option there??? The food was great, but I want good vibes on date night just as much as i want good food. the real kicker is that the majority of the restaurant itself remained empty while we were there, and it's infinitely more cute and cozy inside. Highly disappointed. (pictured is our view from our seats+a photo of the empty restaurant :/)

We live in dayton and like to try new places for breakfast. We showed up here in sweats not knowing how classy it was. The hostess made us feel incredibly comfortable and welcome. It is a reservation restaurant but the bar was open. The bartenders were very kind and attentive. I got the grilled cheese.... holy smokes the best I've ever had so creamy and crisp. My fiance had the orange custard French toast it was also delicious. Great presentation great taste and great atmosphere! Would definitely recommend!!

Drove from Cincy just for their brunch. So delicious, cant recommend enough. If you go request dining in The Dome. Just beautiful. Celebrated our anniversary and they didn't disappoint. Enjoyed mimosas and their specialty cocktails, Swine and Smoke bourbon and Vanilla cloud. To satiate our appetite we had their breakfast sandwich with herb biscuit and perfectly seasoned potatoes and their Reuben Benedict again with the potatoes. All delicous! To celebrate our anniversary the staff provided us with a hand signed card and complimentary dessert Tart 33. Loved the atmosphere and our waitress was top of the line catering to all our needs. Well worth the drive! Definitely will return hopefully sooner than later.

Gorgeous restaurant with top notch service. They made me a strawberry mule mocktail that was incredible. The food I was most impressed with was the hummus, but we also very much enjoyed the mushrooms and black cod with brussel sprouts. Alyssia was our server and I highly recommend that you request her and tip well! We used the valet; they were respectful, kind, and made it easy for us. The valet is complementary so it's just the tip. Worth the $10-$15 for me, especially on a winter evening.

I love this place. The food is always really good. The service is great. And The decor and ambience of this place is really nice. The drinks are great Their chicken and waffles are so freaking good and I love the breakfast potatoes

First time dining at Table33 and the Dessert Room. Amazing food and so much flavor. The whole atmosphere felt like an alternate reality. Dayton has a gem with this one. My Valentine’s weekend was perfect thanks to my date and Table 33.

The atmosphere and the service were phenomenal, but their brunch was extremely disappointing. I got the biscuits and gravy, and while the biscuits were delicious, the gravy was watery more like soup, and so the chicken sausage was dry. I also ordered their creamy scrambled eggs which were far from creamy, they were a little rubbery. The bacon was good, but their Belgian waffle went too heavy on the confectioners sugar. Overall I expected much better for the price and the vibe they portray, so I probably won’t be returning, and am not interested in trying their dinner menu anymore.

We felt welcome from the moment we walked in. Drinks were excellent and imaginative and the main dining room was both roomy and private. Salad and soups were tasty and well done, the meals were definitely enjoyable. After we adjourned to the bar and got drink recommendations and good conversation.

Really great place to eat! Everything was delicious! Before you go, I suggest waiting for them to expand the menu a little more because they recently moved buildings and have a shortened menu. The menu is really great though. That's why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. I think they shouldn't have shortened the menu or at least put it online their website before people go.

We had eaten at Table 33 a few times at the old location. We were excited to try it in the new location. It is amazing! The place is beautiful. They have really done a great job modifying the decor from the previous restaurant that was there. It has a warm and cozy feel to it. I started with the Crunch Salad. It was very fresh, large, and tasty. For entrees we had the filet and steelhead trout. Both were phenomenal. The filet was so very tender you didn't need a steak knife! The trout had a nice crispy outside. For dessert we had the deconstructed key lime pie. It was very unique and tasted great. They had both light and dark coffee. I would recommend the dark. Try the new place. It's great. We will be back!

Came here on a Sunday for brunch with some friends and we had a nice time! Was able to find street parking for free on Sunday about a block away. We were able to be seated immediately in the arcade area. The area was cool and had the nice lighting from the top. There was a fly that was a little obnoxious. Workers were all very pleasant and friendly. I ordered the House Crunch Salad with salmon and really enjoyed it. The dressing was delicious and I loved the quinoa crunch in it. It was more filling than I thought it would be. It was $18 for the salad which I thought was fair. Overall a nice time!

I visited this restaurant for brunch with a few of my friends. The restaurant is beautiful.. in particular I'd recommend a dining area they have under a beautiful dome. We had brunch and the menu was rather small. It would've been nice to have a few more options. (-1 star) However, every dish was absolutely magnificent. Best eggs have ever had in my life. The roasted potatoes were fantastic. The service was terrific. Prices were a bit higher than you might have on a basic brunch menu, but the food was elevated enough to earn every single dollar.

Table 33 is a hidden gem for classic breakfast/brunch with other creative options. This place was amazing! We stopped by for brunch and we were both really impressed. The menu has various breakfast favorites, but also some more unique items. I had the classic traditional breakfast, and it was perfect. The eggs were scrambled just right, and the bacon was much thicker than what other restaurants typically serve. My wife ordered the chicken and waffles, and she was raving about it. The chicken was fried perfectly crispy and juicy, and the waffles were light and fluffy. We also ordered some drip coffee which had a full-bodied strong flavored punch. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was relaxed and inviting. We will definitely be back to try more of their menu!

A five star start to the New Year! So glad we made it here for a Saturday brunch. An urban setting, city brunch. I like the ordering at the counter concept. Since it was our first visit we chose a table and perused the menu for a bit. The staff were all so helpful, and there were plenty of them on hand. We were brought waters and silverware while deciding. We had the steak & eggs, and the chicken and Waffles. Quintessential brunch! Hangar Steak! It has been so long since I had Hangar steak and it was so good. I remember it being thinner than what was served but the taste and texture were unmistakable. Chicken and Waffles were fantastic, loved the spicy Ohio maple syrup. (All the food is local and mostly organic. ) Bloody was fabulous. Rich and well seasoned. Menu didn't show the price but probably $11 based on our total for the table. City price, city quality, and well worth it. I see exposed brick, raw wood, eclectic and unique decor depending from the ceiling. A window of wine bottles. Variety of artwork on the walls. Classy bar in the back. Open kitchen right behind the order counter. Laid back and welcoming atmosphere. Loved the recycled piping in the bathroom fixtures! I get the feeling that parking during dinner service might be a hassle, but no major issue there at weekend brunch. If I had to find one negative I'd say both dishes were cooked a minute or so more than they should have been, so next time I would just be sure to point out my preferences at time of order. Look, any place that calls to mind "the City" (NY) and especially the Village (Greenwich) in the days of their former glory is going to get high marks from me, and Table 33 slammed it. This place is great!

Came here for brunch and we enjoyed our experience. Order at the counter, then servers bring you water/drinks/food to a table of your choosing. Menu is very simple but everything looked very good. Great outdoor area in the shade for the summer and inside was a more elevated style with small tables. We got the breakfast sandwich with potatoes and crème brûlée French toast. Really happy with the way everything turned out. Pleasantly surprised by the potatoes and the sandwich had great flavor. French toast was thick and the blueberries were a nice touch.

We enjoy coming here at church on Sundays for breakfast. Food is good; one of these days we'd like to sit inside the restaurant instead of out in the arcade. We make reservations but always end up out there. Anyway, servers are always nice. Food is yummy coffee is good and strong. But please, serve jam with your toast. Breakfast includes jam or jelly, right? Thanks!

We had great service from the moment we stepped in. We were introduced to their menu and learned about the new and up coming events. Our server , John, was great! He was very attentive. I ordered the waffles with the fresh berries and the bacon was amazing! It was very nice for the general manager to stop over and introduce himself! We were treated very well! Nice ambiance... definitely try it out!

Food was great. Service was great. Hours of operation could be better. Closing at 3pm on a Sunday could have been extended a little bit longer especially for Mother's Day. Table service would be more appropriate especially if you are asking do a tip before you even get the food. Annoying.

This place has always been great, but they removed two of their best items from the menu... The frittata and the chicken and waffles. Bring those items back!

I must of hit them on an off day. Took a date here for brunch last weekend. We waited in a bit of a line to order, only to find out that they were out of a handful of items including burgers, pulled pork, biscuits and gravy, and muffins. This is almost a quarter of the menu. I didn't mind too much since those weren't the items we were wanting, but I believe it had caused a bit of a backup as other guests were busy rethinking their orders. Nevertheless we were able to order without much issue. This is a quick service setup where you order your food, find a table, and they bring you your meal. When we first arrived it seemed like they were struggling to turn over the tables, but the dining room did clear up quickly once we sat down. I'm guessing this might have been somewhat related to the availability of food. My date and I tried the Cinnamon Espresso Roll, the Tomato Soup, and a cocktail called Time to Sparkle. Of all the items, the soup was easily the strongest offering, though my date wanted it to be a bit warmer. It had a great texture and a robust flavor. I found the icing on the Cinnamon Roll to be a bit thin in terms of flavor and texture. The drink was a bit odd. The sweetness of the Cognac just didn't blend well with the other ingredients. We did find that stirring it made the drink more palatable, but overall it was a miss. Overall I could not say that it was an above average experience. I'm willing to give them another shot, but since I don't live in town the opportunities are few and far between.

This was a life saver on a dreary rainy day. We got breakfast and it was the right choice. The omelette was so soft and the cheese and bacon pieces were SO flavorful. The parfait with it was super sweet and smooth. The granola was definitely sitting on there for a while but it was still good. The staff was friendly and the food came out quickly! I loved the cute lantern decor and sleek stylings of the bar area. Would definitely recommend for a place to eat in downtown Dayton!

First time at Table 33, but definitely not our last time! What a pleasant surprise. This jewel will rapidly become one of our favorites. Beautifully crafted in the Dayton Arcade, white tablecloth, superb wine and cocktail offerings. Food is sourced locally when possible. Meal selection and pairings were wonderful. Everyone in our group enjoyed their choices of Lamb Shank, Steelhead trout, Scallops, Risotto etc. Etc. salads were amazing. Desserts were very delicious. Wait staff well trained. They were busy but attentive. Owner took time to visit with us and made sure we were enjoying our evening. Please give this white tablecloth jewel a try

The service was amazing. I had the filet, medium rare that was cooked perfectly. The room is beautiful and well decorated.

Came for a quick snack on a Sunday afternoon. You line up and order from a large menu on the wall then take your number and your order will come out to you. We got a salad and fries. We're not a big fan of ketchup and requested garlic aioli. She acknowledged the request but I ended up having to get it myself after a long wait. The aioli made the fries! The salad was made of spinach, arugula, red onion, goat cheese and a vinaigrette. Perfect for me!

We dropped by here for brunch and it was better than expected for how limited the menu was (small menu)! The vibe is very chic and fresh. Good place for brunch or lunch during the day. Ingredients are farm fresh and very vegetarian friendly. We got the quesadilla and omelet which were both very delicious. Both flavors are light and not heavy. My tip for the omelet is to choose the side of YOGURT which I added on top of my omelet. The omelet is more natural ingredients and does not have heavy flavor or sauce - so the yogurt is the perfect add-on flavor on top. Prices are reasonable and definitely get a coffee with your food -- I liked the latte with oat milk!! Service is simple and people friendly - just order when you walk in at the register and they bring the food out to your table. Only parking is meter or parking lot so you will probably need to pay for parking!

Had high hopes but were disappointed. Got the bacon cheeseburger and the short rib benedict. The cheeseburger came out and the bottom bun was soaked with burger juice and soggy. We asked for sparkling water (knew that would cost extra) and then just regular water. He brings out a whole bottle of regular water, which we did not know cost extra. He then brings out bill, and it was 9 extra dollars, which we absolutely did not want. Just regular tap water. Watch the upselling without telling you. Very disappointed, and the food really was not that good. Atmosphere was cool, but overall not worth it. Paid way too much due to extra water cost we did not ask for.

Stopes in for breakfast on Sunday around 11:15. No wait and service was super fast. It filled up quickly after we were sat and helped by Sam, who was very friendly. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with decaf. Coffee and food came out perfect temp. The biscuit of the sandwich was buttery but not overwhelming. The white cheddar, sausage, and egg were a great combo but the star was really the side of potatoes. Perfectly seasoned and crispy! I enjoyed the ambiance of Table 33 too, industrial and whimsical at the same time. Looking forward to stopping by again when I'm in town.

The food was amazing and full of flavor! The amount of bacon you get is eye boggling and cooked to perfection. The waffles were oh so yummy with the crunchy crystallized sugar adding texture and goodness to it. Table side pastries set me into a full on food coma! This is my favorite place to dine!

The only thing I don't like about Table 33 is that I waited so long to get there. Parking wasn't a problem. We were seated right away at 1130 am on Sunday. The dining room is beautiful. Brunch was delicious. Sam was an amazing server. Chicken & waffles on point.

Typical boujie brunch spot in a downtown office building. Parking might be a challenge on weekdays but on weekends no issues. The kind of place where hipsters frequent with their flannel and hoodies on their heads. But the food is great. You can tell things are homemade/made to order. My wife said it was the best breakfast sandwich she ever had. Service is slow so don't be in a rush. The prices are high but that's a common theme everywhere. Nice place!

Food was great! They also had 33 cent mimosa for your first one on that Sunday, can't beat that! I was first skeptical about walking in, standing in line to order, then sitting down. But this process worked as food came out very fast. Chairs at bar were a little uncomfortable and didn't seem the proper height for the bar. Great service made up for it.

Fun place. Really delicious rotating menu with food from location & responsible sources. Friendly and prompt service. Good coffee. Fresh squeezed orange juice. Lots of options for cozy seating both into and outdoor. Food was really good but it was not what I expected when I was ordering! The waffle was my favorite- so fluffy and had great taste to it

Delicious food and cocktails, great patio and wonderful servers. This place was perfect for a Sunday brunch. Can't wait to try it for dinner! Would recommend!

First things first, order your food at the counter and pick an upon table or sit at the bar. The crème brûlée French toast is hands down the best French toast I've tasted. Tasted like bread pudding in a french toast kind of way. I was looking forward to trying the breakfast sandwich with the house made biscuit. The menu listed the house made biscuit. Upon receiving my breakfast sandwich, there was no biscuit as I was told that they don't have biscuits anymore after the fact. A bit bummed, I chose to devour my breakfast sandwich anyway. It was delicious and all was well. The breakfast sandwich was filling and everything tasted so fresh.

My wife and I were in Dayton for a random trip and wanted to go somewhere with brunch. There's not much to choose from in Dayton and the first spot we went to, we actually walked out. When we arrived here I was a bit worried by the outside but as soon as we got inside I was pleasantly surprised! The interior of the restaurant is so cute! I also love restaurants like this where you order and pay first instead of sitting around waiting for a check. The staff behind the counter were so nice! They have a pretty good menu with plenty of choices. One thing I can say is that I absolutely do NOT like French toast because it's hard to master.. but, their French toast is the BEST I have ever tasted. It's not eggy, soggy, or chewy.. it is very fluffy and cinnamon-y without being too sweet. The slices are huge but it's pillowy soft so it's not too heavy. I was jealous of my wife because I should've gotten that I got their burger which was pretty good and the fries were basic. We also shared the mimosa carafe & couldn't finish it. The staff came by to check on us throughout the meal & chat which was nice. I did notice the sheer curtains by the tables had food on them, probably from people touching it with their dirty hands but they could use a wash. Also, one of the bathrooms was out of service so everyone was waiting for just the one but I'm sure they'll fix it soon. If I were ever in Dayton again, I would definitely go here!

If you're going to sit at the bar, hopefully you'll have a chance to meet Curtis. He was the nicest and most welcoming bar tender I've ever met! When I arrived, I wanted a cider drink and he made me the best custom cider-like drink that I've ever had! It was perfection. I told him that he needs to add it to the restaurant's menu. That's how good the drink was! I'll definitely return! Shoutout to Curtis! You're awesome!!!

I have been in Dayton, Ohio for business 2-3 times over the last six months. Each time I've made it my business to appreciate & experience Table 33. Every single time I've left happy, full and never had a Celiac meltdown. The greatness begins at the door with the ordering process. The entire team are well versed on what is safe and delicious for their immunocompromised guests such as myself. Then the bartender is patient & focused and wants to provide you with the perfect drink. The owner is super cool and smart and charming. The decor is fun and rustic with sophistication. The restaurant is super clean (that's the first thing I notice each time / bathrooms included) and the music is top tier. There is nothing left to share except that I am a celiac that can have SAFE chicken & waffles in public with friends and it is 5 STAR . I'm back in town and on my way there. Can't wait!

Went here for a friend's birthday brunch. It was recommended by a local friend so I drove from Columbus to try it. Service: I consider myself a patient person when it comes to the service industry so I didn't make a huge fuss. However, for the size of the restaurant and the amount of tables they had, we saw our server probably three times and one the times, we had to wave him down because we were out of water. I would have liked to be checked on more as I would have liked to order more breakfast cocktails as well as have more water refilled as the water glasses were the size of shot glasses. Food: not bad, not amazing. I ordered a gourmet grilled cheese and it was good (bread and an assortment of cheeses, can't mess it up! However, it arrived on an extremely large plate loaded with what looked and tasted like McDonald's French fries. The sandwich with fries was $16 dollars I believe... Judging by my tables reaction to their food as well, the price of the food did not balance out the flavor/quality. Drinks were delicious! I ordered their bloody Mary and a lavender cocktail. Both were delicious. Location: Downtown Dayton. Plenty of parking garages around but entrances and exits were closed off so it made parking confusing. Street parking is a nightmare in any downtown area though. The restaurant itself is in a small corner of, what looked like, a talk office building. On a Saturday afternoon, I didn't see anyone roaming around. Also, nothing exciting seemed around in the area so if your plan is to dine and then walk to explore not a good place.

Came up from Cincinnati to enjoy a show at the Schuster Center, and stopped at Table 33 to grab dinner. Had the special: a steak sandwich (au jus & horseradish sauce) and their beet salad. We had just over an hour for our meal, and the waiter Curtis was attentive, helpful and just plain fun. It. Was. Perfect. The meal. The service. The location. Everything was smashing. The bread was soft and chewy. The steak was flavorful with just the right amount of fat. The peppers and cheese were a perfect addition. The sauces were both 100% on point, adding to every bite. It was absolutely delicious. Charming spot, great food, and a great staff. Just update the bathroom pluming to legit fixtures and you have yourself an exquisite little joint for before a show. I'd drive the hour back up there just for another bite of that special!

Service was great. I had the chorizo quesadilla and pomegranate mimosa. So good definitely recommend this place.

The new condensed space for fast casual ordering has been working well since covid. The food is still just as amazing as always, with gluten free, vegan, and paleo options. I almost always come for breakfast or brunch because it's just so unique. The biscuits and gravy are amazing but definitely not your usual heavy greasy mush. The biscuit is light and flaky, the sausage is minced with a sweet corn gravy, but the best part is a smear of apple butter on the plate that gives just enough sweetness to make it addictingly delish. The waffle options change; I've had the chicken (confit style) but they now have a pork one. The frittata is also good. More on the jammy side and loaded with veg.

Let me just say something, chicken and waffles. Absolutely incredible. My buddy and I went around to all of the different places in the Dayton radius just testing out chicken and waffles. This is hands down the best I have ever had anywhere. The other food is super good as well. I am a big fan of the French toast they really make all of the food here taste great. As far as the employees I think they all like their jobs here which creates a good atmosphere. And this is just a nicely decorated place in a good spot all together. It has the benefit of being in a city and since it's in Dayton it's not crowded and you will have available street parking all of the time.

Won't be back. We were going to celebrate my daughter s birthday, we were a party of 8. We called in advance and while they do not take reservations Eric.said to call in the morning and the would set up a table for us. When we arrived there was a long line and their poor business model resulted in a 30 min wait only to be advised they could not accommodate our family. Seemed very under staffed, the person who took orders also was bussing tables. The homeless person outside the front door did not add to the ambience.

Stopped in here on the way up to Michigan! A friend had recommended this spot. For an early morning around 9:30, parking wasn't bad at all. We found parallel parking easily across the street, but there's also a parking garage if that suits you. You order at the counter then they bring the food out to you. Service was quick! Probably cuz it was a weekday morning and they were extremely busy. Staff was awesome! Friendly and came to check to make sure we liked the food. It's a cute place! Good vibes too. They played great music. There's also outdoor patio seating. I ordered the Husky, a favorite of the staff member who rang us up. It's a breakfast sandwich on ciabatta with egg, housemade sausage patty, gouda, red onion jam, arugula, dijonnaise sauce. Delicious and large! I had to cut the sandwich in quarters to make it easier to eat. My sister got the 3 amigos. It was 3 tacos with egg, barbacoa, crisped pieces of potatoes, chimichurri, and goat cheese. It looked small but was pretty filling! All the food was good! I'd definitely come back to try other stuff off the menu.

4.5 Stopped for brunch on a Sunday and was so happy with the decision. The hungry sandwich was on a homemade biscuit which was buttery, soft yet firm enough to hold the bacon, cheese and some of the most delicious scrambled eggs I have ever eaten. The pretzel was huge, tasty and with side of spicy mustard. Would definitely check out lunch and other special events

The food was good here. I got the French toast and was not expecting such a large portion. It reheated well the next day.

We were in the area so we stopped in for lunch. Oh, yes....it's worthy! I started with coffee, rich and smooth, a delicious brew! Next I had the soup du jour - a tomato soup. Creamy and rich, this wonderful soup hit the spot. My main course was - of course - a burger. Now this pile of face happiness disappeared quickly! I ordered mustard instead of catsup and it came with a very nice Dijon. I loved it! For sure, its one of the best burgers in Dayton! As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

I am just a country girl. This food was far too fancy for me. Very expensive. I would suggest you try it yourself. The biscuit and gravy was not like any I have ever ate before. Nothing taste normal. The crispy potatoes was delicious. The sourdough biscuits I did not care for at all. I didn't think you could mess up a biscuit. The green stuff was all over everything. I really didn't care for that. If you like fancy food this may be your place. If you're a country person this may not be a good choice. Even the scrambled eggs was like full of grease. I'm expressing so much because, it's too expensive to not like it. The place was beautiful, the people was sooo nice, & great experience. Not even downing the food, it's just not anything like I'm use to.

We loved this place. You go in and order on line. Then you find a table and they deliver the food to you. Everyone was nice and helpful. Husky- yummmm. The soft scramble on these eggs was amazing. It was a big sandwich. I subbed the sausage for bacon and loved it. My friend did not and said the sausage was good. Early riser- the components of this were good, I just think we ate it wrong so it ended up being a bit bland. We ate the salad on top separate from the eggs but I think it should have been together in every bite. Breakfast tacos- lots of flavor, the tacos themselves are a bit small but because it's eggs and meat it's a good size, eggs were cheesy yum Pretzel with cheese- perfectly soft pretzel and the cheese was almost like a melted Mexican blend. They devoured it. Mimosas- both the orange and the pomegranate were tasty!

Breakfast sandwich. Every. Single. Time. Heard other items of the menu are great too, but my tried and tested is all I get here for breakfast. Service is 5/5. Always is.

I wanted to try their biscuits and gravy but they were out of biscuits. A bit disappointed. I tried the Huevos Rancheros (4/5), it was presented well and the tortillas were deep fried. The guacamole was a bit salty. The highlight of my meal were the fries and the house ketchup. Exceptional. The drink "Left me speechless", left me speechless. A bit expensive.

Hip place, nice spot. Our Saturday morning visit didn't take too long to get ordered or seated, and we were able to enjoy the patio. Service was pretty quick, so no complaints there. Our drinks were well-crafted and tasty. The pretzel was nice and the dips complemented it well. The omelet was hearty and stuffed with delicious vegetables. The French toast was sweet and a generous serving. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and would recommend it to folks visiting Dayton.

$15 for these sorry excuse for tacos. NOTHING else came with them. In addition to these pathetic $15 tacos, they would not let me buy a gluten-free muffin on display in the case because you can only buy items off the pricy taco menu on Tuesday. I really miss AZ on days like these.

I always love Table 33 and hadn't been in in a hot minute. We want pre To Kill a Mockingbird for a yummy girls' brunch. I love seeing how busy a fun local spot gets!

I went here for brunch on a weekend with my brother and wasn't disappointed. This had to be one of the best pancakes, if not the best pancake, I've ever had! It was so light and fluffy. I also loved the fresh fruit and the delicious syrup to top it off.

The ambiance is great. The food was alright. I tried their Club33 sandwich. They brought it out and then later brought out a plate of bacon that they told me they forgot to put on my sandwich. It was too hard to disassemble the sandwich and add this on... Maybe the flavor was off and kind of on the bland side. My husband likes getting their chicken and waffles so I will probably try that next time.