Best Cosy Restaurants in Northwest

We have been searching for a great Eggs Benedict, and we found it at Sweetfire Kitchen. Resting on a cheddar biscuit instead of a tough English Muffin, this was a real treat. Served with "NO Rosemary" delicious roasted potatoes and a light mixed greens salad, a perfect brunch. Shocker that cost the restaurant a star, was we left our vehicle with the Valet since I have difficulty walking any great distances. Restaurant gave us a QR code, but it was only valid for self-parking only, not valet. So, the price of the valet at $18.99 for an hour, was more expensive than my Eggs Benedict. Great brunch, but parking is too expensive to do it again.

The ambience was perfect for date night. The cocktails were delicious, specifically the Italian margarita. It was a busy Saturday. Our server was very friendly, however It took 20 min for us to be noticed. Had to ask for things multiple times and it took a long while for our food to come out. Will try again on weeknight. The food was great.

Service was great, but the food didn’t match it unfortunately. It was a busy night so I’ll chalk it up to that. Worth a second visit for redemption!!

Started out stressful. Neither Valet ran out of parking. Open parking was full. Finally parked behind other cars. We had confirmed reservations, but we told there wasn't any parking. Server was EXCELLENT. Medium rare felet was well done on half and rare on the other half. They sliced the felet like a London Broil. The chef could have seen that the felet was not cooked correctly.

The meatloaf was deliciously mouthwatering, paired with the perfect sides (whipped potatoes and charred broccolini! My husband had chicken fried steak. Fried to perfection with gravy and also very good. He had the same sides as l did. To top it off with deserts..Pecan pie with scoop vanilla ice cream and Chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream. Scrumptiously delicious. They don’t hold back on the portions. Will definitely go back!