Gets too crowded at night; daytime, if you can pull it off, is a lot easier.
Shorter lines than the Gulch original, with all the classic Biscuit Love charm. If you don't get bonuts, you're missing out on the full experience!
What's NOT good? Amazing burgers (Diablo = best). Amazing shakes. Amazing local beer selection. Yes, it's a chain, but a darn good one!
So many arcade, board, and video games! Gets a little too crowded at night, but awesome for some low-key day drinking.
If you're looking for a low-key Broadway experience without the drunken crowds, go around mid-afternoon.
It's what you want it to be: decent restaurant, live music, chill lounge, or scenic rooftop bar.
The 'Mexican hot chocolate' and 'creme brulee' doughnuts are awesome, and the campfire latte is a must-try.
Legendary. If you're in New Orleans, it's pretty much a must-visit. Arrive early to miss the lines.
The pistachio ravioli is incredible. I'm also a fan of the Nduja pizza. Portions are generous, so you can probably gets away with one entree + app or side for two people.
Saturday nights are less crowded, which means you get to spend more time climbing. Avoid weekend daytimes.
Everything here is way way beyond my budget, but it's a nice place to just browse and "window shop."
You can't really go wrong with any of the tacos, but the ribeye, spicy chorizo, pork belly, and portobello are some of my favorites. On average, 3/person should be enough.
It's pricey ($40/hr, prorated per 15min.) but if you can get a group together, it's a fantastic splurge of a bowling experience.
