The chicken kebab is good, it’s spiced with cardamom and other spices. The naan here is the best I’ve ever had, crispy and chewy with a healthy spread of ghee(butter). They serve ginger beer and ale
The bandeja paisa is big, the meat is good but the arepa is disappointing. The bakery side has a lot of sweets.
This opens late, the rotisserie chicken is good. The green sauce is very spicy. They also serve beer and cocktails.
The truffle mushroom pizza is good. Make sure to save room for dessert, they fill cannolis to order and they make fresh crepes.
They serve Trinidadian food, it’s a mix of Indian with Caribbean flavors. The doubles and parathas are hearty. The Irish moss drink is smooth and addictive.
The dining car section can be a little cramp. The linguica hash Benedict is delicious, the Portuguese linguica is spicy. This is a great breakfast spot that also serves brunch cocktails.
The $10 all you can eat lunch buffet is a great deal. They have vegetarian options here. The staff is nice and attentive. The fried chicken wings are surprisingly good.
The falafel is made to order. They have good vegetarian options. There is small patio section in the back. They do cater.
In the morning they have breakfast options. It's mostly Dominican food but they also have Mexican options. The pork chicharrones are good.
The lunch buffet is a great deal. It's a great cheap eat, for under $10 you get all you can eat. There are plenty of vegetarian options but they do have some meat dishes.
The Ukrainian sampler platter is a full meal of stuffed cabbage, kielbasa and pierogies(vareniki). The restaurant is comfortable but the restrooms are downstairs.
There is a large variety of food carts here ranging from: Mexican, Thai, Middle Eastern, and Colombian arepas. You can get especially packed around lunchtime with 10 people deep for a line. Bring cash
They have everything here: men and women's clothing, outdoor gear, hunting gear,home decor, and boats. They also have an aquarium is filled with fish and there are tons of stuffed animals on the walls
This is more of a fancy swapmeet mixed with a farmers market and a tag sale/garage sale. Come before noon or the park and get little packed. The apple cider donuts are good. They do have ATM machines.
It's a quaint location that serves baked goods, fresh produce, eggs and ice cream. The ice cream is from Maine but it's well worth it.
The selection of baked goods is impressive. I enjoyed the rhubarb danish and the oatmeal cookie. There is some outdoor seating.
They come out frozen so it takes a few minutes to defrost. The rum raisin mochi is good. The mochi is softer and is way better than anything you'd get in a store. Most mochi are $1.50-$2.
