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Cody Firestone
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It’s right on the corner of the building, so a little hard to see. You will be happy you find it! Eclectic fun decor welcomes you inside. Warm wood and art gives the feeling on a comfy family home.
The staff are attentive and kind. I’d recommend a reservation to get a window seat! Even on a cold Sunday day evening in early March it was lively and busy. Before 8pm nearly every table was busy.
Interestingly for a place in the middle of the “gay district” a mixed crowd with families and couples, so don’t worry about its location. The wait staff has smiles for everyone!
The extensive menu can be a bit daunting, but first order a signature mock tail or cocktail and relax. There no pressure to hurry up.
The food arrived and I thought “WOW, can I eat all this?” The value for price seemed fair. Two people with smaller appetites could share.
The Tokyo Chicken “burger” was excellent. It reminded me of an “Aloha Burger “ back in Waikiki. Sweet pineapple, sliced chicken breast smothered in cheese. I’d suggest Swiss for the original flavor but I am sure the cheddar does it justice.
The Bronx burger was piled so high my husband said “I’ll need a knife and fork to eat this,” and it did. The medium cooked beef patty was most and flavorful.
The Cole slaw was a cool sweet counter to the spicy curry mayo. The fries were done perfectly. Crisp on the outside and hot well cooked centers.
We could not resist the in house made desserts and they did not disappoint! Warm cheesecake fresh from being made, dark chocolate brownie deliciousness, I am sure all of them are equally good.
Highly recommended!
The staff are attentive and kind. I’d recommend a reservation to get a window seat! Even on a cold Sunday day evening in early March it was lively and busy. Before 8pm nearly every table was busy.
Interestingly for a place in the middle of the “gay district” a mixed crowd with families and couples, so don’t worry about its location. The wait staff has smiles for everyone!
The extensive menu can be a bit daunting, but first order a signature mock tail or cocktail and relax. There no pressure to hurry up.
The food arrived and I thought “WOW, can I eat all this?” The value for price seemed fair. Two people with smaller appetites could share.
The Tokyo Chicken “burger” was excellent. It reminded me of an “Aloha Burger “ back in Waikiki. Sweet pineapple, sliced chicken breast smothered in cheese. I’d suggest Swiss for the original flavor but I am sure the cheddar does it justice.
The Bronx burger was piled so high my husband said “I’ll need a knife and fork to eat this,” and it did. The medium cooked beef patty was most and flavorful.
The Cole slaw was a cool sweet counter to the spicy curry mayo. The fries were done perfectly. Crisp on the outside and hot well cooked centers.
We could not resist the in house made desserts and they did not disappoint! Warm cheesecake fresh from being made, dark chocolate brownie deliciousness, I am sure all of them are equally good.
Highly recommended!
It’s very interesting to see that was such a hot point of Cold War conflict now has a McDonald’s :-) we didn’t have a chance to go into the museum, but we did read the sign boards and look at the exhibit in the free freedom plaza that is near checkpoint Charliegh. Also, it was cool to see that they’re buildings in the 1980 photograph that are still standing where they were.