This menu is top to bottom with great uncommon food like chicken lollipops & a grilled cheese with fig preserves on sunflower bread. You must flip in here & take it for a ride... You will not be sorry.

positive

I was skeptical after walking almost 2 miles from our hotel that we would find a bagel that would blow our minds but lo-and-behold, our minds were B-L-O-W-N from something as simple and humble as a sesame bagel straight from the oven. Being newbies, we asked what everyone ordered and the answer was "sesame" and there was a pile of them coming out of the oven with just a slight hint of burn and crisp. You pick up a few single serving Philadelphia cream cheese pads from the fridge and pay less than a buck for a fresh bagel. The warmth of the bagel combined with just the right amount of chew puts any west coast US bagel to shame. We made a mistake of ordering some raisin bagel which was from a pile that was obviously out much longer so that one was a bit harder and colder and more normal. Both my SO and I agreed that we could've eaten a few more of those bagels each.

positive

I was absolutely starving and I decided to stop here. The manager came by and offered me some suggestions from the menu and both were very delicious. The spring rolls with the peanut sauce was amazing. And the bun pho was amazing.

positive

Located above Sacks on Indian School, this place is kind of a hidden gem. Or it was. I came here w/ a group that had a reservation. When our reservation was made, we were not told we'd be experiencing their last night in business. We got a salad and 2 of their popular pizza. Meh, Ive had better.In fact, Ive had better food from Sacks downstairs which is why I was very surprised when our waiter told us that the same people own this place. Our waiter seemed flustered and was inattentive. Their patio looked nice, spacious, w/ a large fireplace. We only stayed here for maybe a half hour. I dont really need to tell you I wouldnt go back because, well, theyre closed!
negative