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little owl
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citysearch c.
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I didn?t see any of the aloofness that a few have cited in their reviews, though we did see many people turned away while we were eating. (My full review at: AmericanMadness dot com). The place is small! One has to expect that there?s only so much that can be done to seat everyone and in a timely fashion. Our table (for 6) took 30 minutes to open, which was downright reasonable. And we stayed for maybe twenty minutes after everyone else had left and the place had closed for brunch and no one in management made a peep! The food has been described by angry critics as nothing special. I?ll say this: what I ate was damned good. The meatball sliders were quite tasty. I thought the veal slider, in particular, was extremely good. One friend ordered the poached eggs (fontina sausage buns, braised greens and hollandaise), and reports that the buns did not taste particularly like sausage, but overall he enjoyed the dish. Another friend ordered the white omelet and said it was unexceptional, but that it had clearly been whipped up in a most labor-intensive way. Two others ordered the burger but both had it well done. Even well done, the burger was very good. I think at medium rare it would be impressive. The spiced fries, included with the burger platter, are excellent. The coffee was hot, tasty and mugs were kept full. Orange juice ($4) was freshly squeezed. I ordered an African Rooibos tea (from MightyLeaf) and it was tasty. Go early. More than half of the side dishes were gone by 1:30pm, including the cheddar grits, which I was excited to try, and the sausages. We did get some Brussels Sprout Home Fries (home fries and Brussels sprouts presented together, not melded together) and they were perfectly cooked, which is to say crunchy and not underdone. One cute final touch: the check comes bookmarked in a weathered paperback book. In our case, this was Around the World in 80 Days.
Pros: Great meat, good service, nice decor, cozy
Cons: Popular dishes run out fast
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