3rd & 3rd

This is my favorite "new" place. Just off the ave. parking right out front. Great wines. Fabulous small plates of food. Excellent service!

Went for dinner on a school night with some friends based on recommendations from locals.  I can see why this place is a popular neighborhood hangout - good looking people and nice atmosphere.  We were expecting a gastropub from all the hype, but the food was quite disappointing. We shared about 9 dishes total, so had a representative  sample of the menu.  The words that come to mind for most of the dishes are "soggy" and "bland".  Also, I experienced none of the quirkiness or inventiveness in the food that you often see at real gastropubs.  The waitress was also completely clueless WRT any of the dishes and could not answer even our basic questions.  I would come back for drinks and just to hang out, but not for the food.

Hidden in a non-commercialized area and with no sign on its building letting you know you have found it makes it interesting all on its own! As you walk inside you notice a very cozy atmosphere with seating that ranges from couches, to tables, to tall  tables. We all ordered the burger although the rest of the menu choices seemed delicious. First time in a place we always order a familiar food because if that does not make us come back - then nothing will. The caramelized onions mixed with barbecue sauce enhanced the flavors! For drinks I had the caipirinha but wished it was more traditional...the limes were not as muddled and it lacked more sugar. The staff was great and the general manager was very involved with his business, checking on all his customers. We agreed we will return again to try other options in the menu since the burgers was amazing- imagine how the rest of the menu options will taste?!