The building & staff...
This is a very clean and spacious restaurant. I guess the space is necessary because this place is essentially a club in the evenings. The staff is nice enough, though attentive isn't quite the word I'd use for them.
The drinks...
The wines that I've had here are good. My friends have all always loved the cocktails as well.
The food...
I actually really like the sushi here. Reading some of the reviews I figured I wouldn't, but it's good! Their soft shell crab roll is my favorite one, but I've had a variety of others here and liked them all.
Their spring rolls are quite scrumptious as well.
Overall, I've been happy with Hiro's when I've visited. I think all that's left for me to do is show up on a Friday night or when the lot is packed and party (while eating sushi?).
the sushi was mehh....but don't judge it on that, i am super picky with sushi.
the service was descent.
2 for 1 hot sake was a bonus, we had a few rounds!
the food was really good. sat at a hibachi table and was pleased that the 3 of of didn't have to sit with a bunch of strangers. we are used to going to arigiatos and having to sit with strangers so this was a nice change although it was pretty slow the night we went so i imagine it's not always like that....we went around 8pm on a tuesday night. i do like the setup of the tables better though as they were smaller than the ones at arigatos which i'm thinking means less likely to have strangers sit with you.
ordered the filet (med. rare), scallops and shrimp...all tasted great!
typical japanese steakhouse prices = not cheap.
Hiro's has pretty good sushi. Â It also has a great 1/2 price menu after 10pm. Â I love getting filled up on sushi for a good price like this. Â
The only downside I find is at night. Â After 10pm the music gets turned up (Thurs, Fri, Sat, and Sun is loudest) and makes a dinner you plan on holding a conversation at nearly impossible. Â Also, they hire a bouncer on weekends who is a total Ed Hardy wearing tool! Â Get past all this, though, and sushi delight awaits.
We tried Hiro's last night for the first time after friends recommended it and were pretty disappointed. We sat at the Hibachi grill and the cook seemed angry at me for asking to cook the shellfish away from my order (allergic). We got our appetizer twenty minutes after our main course, a sashimi dish (the fish was decent but sinewy). They didn't remove empty glasses and bowls at all, so we kept having to rearrange everything to make space. Overall, not impressed and certainly not worth their unjustifiably high prices.
Review Source:Service: craptastic. Our waitress was either spacing out, or brand new. I think we saw the runner more than her. As nice as she was...waiting 10 minutes for our first glasses of water is weak.
Food: Brother got the hibachi chicken and shrimp meal. $25 or so. Really?? Maybe if you sit at the grill, it's worth the $25, but with no 'show' that was overpriced. Especially since the fried rice sucked, chicken was dry, and only flavor came from the yum yum sauce on the side. Mom ordered terriyaki chicken. Same thing...overpriced dry chicken, with only source of flavor coming from drizzled terriyaki sauce. Shrimp potsticker app--avoid. Straight from your local freezer aisle. I ordered sushi...can't remember what kind. Obviously forgettable, and once again, I had to rely heavily on a condiment to give it some flavor. Thank you, soy sauce.
Ambience: the place is dirty and dark. Maybe after 10 it feels mysterious and hip. But at 6, it felt like a shabby little cave.
Saving grace: none of us felt sick afterwards! Hey...when you eat crappy food adn there are dust bunnies on the table...one has to be prepared to pray to the porcelain gods around 0200.
My girl and I have been looking for a place to obtain wasabi tobiko as a stand along appetizer. Prior to discovering what Hiro's deems the 'Hydrogen Bomb', we would go to Bern's to get these wonderful emerald gems.
Hiro's has high calibre sushi at a great price point. Remember to spend the extra $10 to obtain a lifetime 20% off VIP card to use at any future visits. It'll pay for itself in no time!
I know I should be writing about food, but this Oriental Crush drink is fantastic!!!
The sushi list is pretty impressive here too. Â I have heard that after 10pm you can score lots of stuff for 50% off regular prices. Â
We did not go late night and I honestly think we paid too much for the drinks, but I say that almost everywhere we go. Â
I will be back since it's very close to home but I can't say anything completely amazing about the service or food.
Seriously this is the cheesiest restaurant I have been to in forever, and LOVED it! I just thought I was going for late night sushi. What I walked into was a booming club, with dining and karaoke, LOL. I was confused at first if I should be dancing in the aisle or trying to make dinner conversation. Everyone at my table liked their sushi, including me (Mexican Roll, staple fav.). However..they were not as keen on the quirkiness of the place. I think it takes a special kinda person to love this place like I do..meaning a FUN person!
Review Source:1) We were seated at the bar and assured we would get faster service there instead of at a table. Â Not so much.
2) The employees completely ignored us after getting us our drinks. Â They were not busy, they were just too focused on making sure their friends at the bar got free drinks and food and joking around with their friends to notice lowly customers like us. Â (Really - who did they stand to get the biggest tips from I wonder?)
3) A couple was also at the bar and their food came out very slow. Â They complained after the bartenders walked away that this was not a place to order food, you should just come here to hang out. Â The service always sucks, they said.
4) Food came out for me, but my sister's food did not come out for a long time, so we asked the female bartender what was up. Â She was very rude, did not apologize or offer any info on when the order might be up. Â Meanwhile, it was less than 10 minutes to closing.
5) When the sushi chef brought over two plates of food for his friends and offered it to them, they didn't want it, so he just chucked it right in the garbage right in front of us. Â Guess what one of the items was? Â The same thing my sister ordered and was waiting on. Â How would that make you feel to see what looks like your order get offered to someone for free and then tossed out right in front of you?
6) Aside from the crappy service, the employees were extremely unprofessional. Â I witnessed at least 4 employees texting on cell phones right in front of us and ignoring us while doing so, a sushi chef's boxers were completely visible outside his pants - his pants were down below his rear (appetizing? NOT!), same guy was also wearing huge headphones on his head and several employees cursing. Â I cannot emphasize enough how many times we and the actual customers around us were completely ignored while the employees focused on talking to their friends.
7) When we asked for the food that did not come out to be removed from the bill, we were met with an argument from the female bartender. Â She again did not apologize and was very defensive and argumentative. Â
8) Andy, the male bartender noticed our argument with the female bartender and stepped in asking what was wrong and apologized. Â He took care of the rest of our service - the only silver lining tonight (thank you again Andy). Â Instead of being humble and walking away, the female bartender came up beside him when he was apologizing and didn't even look at us and started yelling that we were wrong about my sister's order being thrown away and that the food was for their friends who didn't want it. Â She then walked away with again no apology.
9) OK, the food that we actually did get came out great tonight. Â However, the lack of service, unprofessionalism and rude attitude spoiled the whole thing.
Great half price selection after ten. The service is usually great and the sushi is delicious! It would be a bit pricey for the quality of the meal if you were going without taking advantage of the after ten deal. My only complaint is how loud the music is after ten. You can't hear yourself think! But overall, this is a great place to visit.
Review Source:I went late night Friday to check out the half-price sushi and drinks. I'm a sucker for deals and sushi.
My boyfriend and I ordered a selection of sushi (Arizona Roll, Soft-shell Crab Roll, Mexican Roll, Nitro Eel Roll), which is all half price after 10 p.m. We also ordered conch sashimi (his favorite) and salmon roe (my favorite). These were not half price. We had Bud Light drafts, which were half price.
While all of the sushi is decent, there is definitely better in the area. But, I don't know of any sushi restaurants that are open until 3 a.m. or that offer half-price sushi and drinks. For that reason, I'd definitely go back here. It's nice to have a late-night food option besides fast food or diners.
My favorite was the salmon roe. It is always my favorite, and honestly, I've never had any I didn't like. Â Among the rolls, Arizona was definitely my favorite. It was fresh and had great flavor. The other rolls did not stand out in any way to me. All were OK, but nothing spectacular.
We went around midnight on a Friday, and the music was loud. It was almost a nightclub atmosphere: dark lighting and a younger, party crowd. It was kind of fun for a Friday night, but if you're looking for a quiet meal, this isn't your place.
it's "ok" if there isn't better sushi in the area. Â we had lunch special and the miso soup was a bit salty and rolls were ok. I get great sushi in the Japanese parts of Los Angeles so to be quite honest, if I'm craving sushi on my next visit I will drive to one of the better Yelp rated sushi spots in surrounding cities. Â Sushi needs to be fresh and well made and usually is worth paying a little extra for.
Since the restaurant also offers hibachi they don't put their focus on making a good food well, but rather accomodating masses of customers. Â Real Japanese sushi restaurants do sushi only and the same goes for other Japanese specialties like Shabu-Shabu, Ramen Noodles, etc.
Great food, but a bit of a lackluster hibachi show.
I went for a friend's birthday/going away party and we sat at the hibachi table. Â I decided to be a rebel and ended up ordering Yakisoba vegetables, while nearly everyone else got some form of hibachi. Â We arrived about 8 p.m. on a Saturday, and I really debated waiting until 10 p.m. for half off sushi. Â I couldn't wait, which is why I got the Yakisoba.
Like I stated earlier, the Hibachi performance was a little lacking. Â Maybe it is because I recently went to Koizi and had an extremely energetic Hibachi chef. Â Either way, the preparation of the food was still a fun show, just nothing special. Â On the other hand, the Yakisoba was delicious! Â I couldn't stop talking about how good it was. Â I would come back again and again for the Yakisoba. Â The noodles had a great taste to them and the vegetables were cooked perfectly. Â I would give the Yakisoba 5 stars hands down. Â
Also, on Saturdays, they have half off bottles of wine. Â Three of my other friends and I got a bottle and ended up each spending about $3 for two glasses of wine. Â It seemed like every night they have a drink special, which I can appreciate.
The atmosphere is pretty cool. Â On the website, they have pictures when the place is packed. Â I heard that it gets pretty full. Â However, we were there until a little after midnight and it never really took off. Â A DJ did start playing music right at 10 p.m. on the dot. Â
On a side note, I was also told that this is the place where all the Asians go. Â When I first moved to the Tampa Bay area I was trying to find other Asian Americans. Â I was constantly directed to Hiro's, though I never went. Â For the record, there are definitely more Asians here then I've seen anywhere else. Â However, I don't think making friends in a club/lounge atmosphere really works out well.
So the sushi rolls were decent, the miso was tasty, and the service was acceptable on a Tuesday late afternoon. Â And now I'm out of good things to say.
There are advertisements EVERYWHERE for other businesses. Â On flat-panel TVs, in the bathrooms, on the tables and walls. Â Chipped paint on the walls, cracks in the tables and chairs, and absolutely filthy restrooms. Â I've been to my share of dive bars and I'm okay with it being a little dirty (it IS a bathroom), but there were puddles everywhere. Â Gross.
There were a bunch of servers hanging out in what looked like an unfinished area next to the bar, too. Â Doing homework, checking Facebook on their laptops, that sort of stuff. Â Wow.
Used to be one of our favorites for pure entertainment purposed. Â The staff is really slacking my hubby and I sat at the door waiting for Hibachi, while 7 staff members stood at the front counter and one young lady started playing with another ones hair ... ummmmm how about not professional.
We enjoy Champain and if you order in advance they will chill it maybe - its not on the menu it is a special request - last three times although ordered three hours earlier they did not put it in the cooler and half way through our meal we finally receive it ...
issues over time with freshness of vegetables so I refuse the carrots and brocoli now ..
had an issue with my filet being burned the other night and the female manager told me she would take care of it ... she sure did took 20% off my meal which means I paid 15$ for the soup salad and rice ...
I do not think so! I let them know we will not be returning....
I was in the mood of sushi today, so I thought I would try Hiro's. This is a mistake I will never make again! While the sushi appetizer was great, the service was appalling.
I went in at about 2:30 p.m. and no one greeted me at the door. This was not that big of a deal as the restaurant was very slow with only about three tables. However, I stood there for about two minutes and not even the sushi chiefs said a word to me. I eventually, just walk up to the sushi bar and sat myself.
A few minutes my server server, we will call her "P" came by and took my drink order. She came back a few minutes later just to tell me they were out of Coke, so I ordered Iced-Tea instead. I did get my drink relativity quickly, and I placed my order for the sushi appetizer.
She places my order and comes right back a few minutes later and ask what else I would like. Then, this conversation transpired.
Me: "I am not sure, everything looks so good. This is my first time here, what would you recommend that is going to blow me away?"
P: "Nothing, we do not have any type of specialty rolls. All of our rolls are very basic."
Me: "Oh...well then what is popular?"
P: "The TNT and ( I can not remember the second one she told me)
Me: "Ok, well I think I am going to need a few more minutes."
P: "Ok, but I have to leave by three," then she walked away.
A few moments later, my appetizer arrives and my tea is at the refill point. She dropped of the appetizer and never asked if I wanted a refill.
After that I finished my appetizer sucked on my ice and cashed out. I will never go back there again.
Came to Florida for a business trip and being a sushi fan I wanted to try this place out. I came during late night happy hour and I felt like I walked into a lounge. The lights were dimmed and the music was bumpin'. Upon walking in the first I thing I see is the hostess desk and behind them a large bar with seating on three sides. I thought it was pretty neat. Anyways, the restaurant has different sections for seating; one for the regular menu, another section for hibachi, and then the other side for some more regular menus. Did I mention that late night happy hour is half off sushi, drinks and apps!
FYI: If you're looking for a nice, quiet eat your food and go, place this isn't it. Beware that service may be slow but the food is on point!
I started the night with a tall glass of Sangria with a shot of Grand Marnier. I love GM in Sangrias! Â If you haven't tried it yet, it is a MUST TRY DRINK! The bartender that night made it to perfection, not too fruity not too bland. I think I had about 3 or 4 before I ended the night.
For app we tried to spicy tuna volcano which was mmm mmm good the heat was mild and the sauce was oh soo yummy. I loved the slices of jalapenos, so if you're into spicy I suggest trying this.
For my main dish I had the volcano roll... this was not 8 pieces but like 10 or 12! The inside was California roll and on top was a bunch of crab meat and spicy mayo all over.
Paying half the price was pretty much worth it. Next time I'm in Florida I'll be ordering this all over again.
The wait is long, the service is slow, and the food and drinks are overpriced at Hiro's. Â
The whole Hibachi concept is a bit lame to me. Â I am just not a fan of paying $15 for stirfry. Â The performance and the jokes are just embarrassing. Â I feel everyone only needs to experience the Hibachi table once in life and then you have fulfilled your Hibachi requirement. Â I also dislike leaving the restaurant smelling like a Hibachi grill!
I gave Hiro's three stars because despite the overpriced menu and the slow service, the cocktails and sushi are good. Â While the sushi is good, there are better options in the area.
My advice? Â If you like sushi: go to the bar and order drinks and sushi. Â The service will be faster and you won't have to wait for a table.
I've been here plenty of times for late night half off sushi & drinks. Great deal! The only problem is that it takes literally forever to get your food. I think I've waited close to 45 minutes. But since the atmosphere at night is more for a partying/lounge/bar, I guess you can't expect much. It gets packed. And I suppose time could fly by if you're downing drinks while having fun with your friends.
The last time I did go here, though, I went for a hibachi dinner. Everyone in my family are huge fans of Japanese hibachi, so we frequent different restaurants. I've heard all the jokes, seen all the tricks, so it's a little challenging to impress me. However, our chef did pull out some new stuff on me, so I gotta give props for that. Good interaction and entertainment. Food was pretty good, too, especially my shrimp.
I probably won't go back for hibachi just because it's so far from me, and I could easily get the same kind of tasty food at a closer hibach place. But I know I'll be back for late nights. Just can't beat that deal.
For girls (or guys) that like fruity drinks: order the oriental crush. It has fruit in it!
The staff in general at this location is horrible; I hate to be so blunt, but it is truly the case. We waited 45 minutes to be sat, while other parties got seated before us; we ended up sitting at the bar, where you do not need to wait at all.
Happy to be seated, we looked over the menu and were happy to be informed by the bartender that after a certain time certain items on the menu as well as drinks are half off.
Our waitress was a disaster, she would bring us a menu but no marker, (you indicate with a marker on the menu what you would like to order) or she would make up answers to questions we had regarding the food.
Another tip, don't sit at the bar side behind the hostess, neither the employees nor the guests have the decency to notice you are eating; we had people leaning on our chairs and ordering over our food.
Not to mention the loud techno music playing; thought my meel was going to come out with a glow stick.
I guess being very familiar with the other Hiro locations in Miami, we were just spoiled to overall good quality.. What a waste of money!
(Have not been able to get a positive answer, but when I asked the managers at the Hiro locations in Miami, they were either too embarressed to admit they were under the same ownership ot perhaps they are really not and just share the name)
AVOID AT ALL COSTS, TRUST ME ON THIS ONE!
If you don't mind how packed it is most nights and the slow service this is the place to go! They have half off sushi after a certain hour and I think thats what brings people back. It's a great place to have late night sushi and just be in a party environment.
I wouldn't say I would go back to this place on my own will but if others want to go I can't say no. This place is a not a place you want to go on a date but rather a place to grab some sushi and wander around. You can either be placed at the bar or their teppanyaki tables.
The service is really bad. You will probably have to wait awhile to be seated and even longer to even get your food. It's either so packed that the servers can't keep up or they just aren't trained properly. Be prepared to wait, esp if you have a large party!
I still enjoy coming here for half price sushi when I visit St. Petersburg. Â Any night after 10pm, the maki rolls, hand rolls and kitchen appetizers are all half price. Â To wash it down you can get a half price martini, cocktail, beer or sake. Â Every drink I have had here has been amazing. Â The past two drinks I indulged in were the Hello Kitty and the Pomegranate Appletini.
I agree with the other Yelpers, the service is painfully slow. Â So, relax- get a drink and appetizer- both of those come out fairly quick. Â This past visit I ordered a new roll, the Lollipop Roll and it was fantastic. Â No rice and it is wrapped in cucumber with a special dipping sauce.
A bit of advice- if you are planning on stopping by for half price sushi then get there right at 10 pm. Â The place fills up fast- parking and seating! Â Also, bring a sweater- its freezing in here! Â Te music can be a bit loud (or deafening) and the lighten is extremely dim (some people pull out cell phones to read the menu)!
This is possibly the worst sushi place in Pinellas County.
It's a wannabe night club slash sushi restaurant. Most nights it's crowded
and is blasting terrible music.
The bad part is even when it's slow and not crowded, be prepared to wait FOREVER for subpar sushi. The last time we went there we waited 35 minutes to be seated in a half empty restaurant, only to wait over an hour and a half for our food. By the time the food got there it was soggy and ice cold.... So not only did it take forever they left it sitting in the window for god knows how long, even with us asking multiple times.
We didn't eat it and refused to pay and got attitude from the waitress who clearly didn't care.
Do not eat here, even if you do want sushi at 1am... Not worth it
My other review still stands for this place if you go during normal dinner hours. Â I really do think the sushi is great when they're on their game, but one night we decided to go here very late at night because we knew they were open a lot later than most other restaurants and supposedly had half price sushi after 10pm.
So, at 1am we show up and all the staff are standing outside shooting the breeze. Â 1am is not that late for this place since they're supposed to be open until 3am. Â We got this look when we went in the door kind of like "oh, please go away". Â We went inside and the place was absoutely trashed. Â It looked like a college party just got busted up and everyone had run out and left the mess. Â There was blaring music and junk everywhere. This HUGE guy approached us asking if he could help us. Â He was nice enough, but he was clearly the bouncer for whatever was just going on before we got there. Â There were no patrons in the restaurant, only staff, and no one was even attempting to clean up. Â It was clear that they were done serving for the night. Â Even if they had been willing to serve us at that point, which they clearly were not, we would have left.
Now I understand the mixed reviews. Â I suspect the folks who rate this place highly (like I did in my previous review) went during "normal" dinner times and those who rated it very low (like this review) went late at night.
Read my other review, and just be warned. Â Go before 10pm and pay full price for your sushi if you want a descent restaurant and descent service. Â Late at night, who knows what you'll get. Â We certainly won't be back for late night service.
I only go here for half off sushi after 10pm. It's the only way to justify paying for the bad quality of their rolls. Try to be seated right before 10pm so the service is a bit faster because after 11pm the place gets packed and you may have to wait 45+ minutes to be seated. Don't forget to factor in the 1hr plus it takes for your order to arrive because the service is soooooo slow when it gets crowed.
Also parking at 11pm on the weekend is a real drag since Hiro's shares a lot with World of Beers and a couple of spots are reserved for Valet service.
We stopped by on a recommendation from a local.
"half priced sushi" should say it all.
1. Service was beyond slow. 1 hour, 10 minutes from the time we ordered till the fish came. Even the waitress felt bad as she offered salad or miso soup 'on her'.
2. Sloppy rolls that were not very discernible from each other.
3. I got violently ILL the next morning. Coincidence? Perhaps. I am not pointing the finger, but c'mon, I was f&$@ing sick for 10 hours afterwards.
Go at your own risk.
Myself and my sales manager stopped at Hiro's to try some of the Tampa Bay Sushi between sales calls. At around noon, the entire restaurant was empty... This may have been the first indication that something was going to be a miss. We sat down and were greeted, the waitress was very nice, but that was about the extent of the enjoyment.
When we ordered, we both ordered different roll combinations (at $16 per combination, we were expecting something pretty good)! It took almost 20 minutes for our rolls to get to us, when they did, they were very small but tightly wrapped. After the meal, it took a while to grab our waitresses attention (again, we were the only people at the restaurant) and pay our bill less than satisfied. I feel two stars is appropriate because I did not get sick, but I was not full after "eight" sushi rolls.
The reason why I go back is late night 50% off sushi. The quality of food is just okay... I would not wanna pay full price for them. Â 50% off...yea its not bad.
The service....Horrible!!! Â One black security guy who works at this place is an absolute jerk. Do not engage!!! And waiters and waitresses....
I like the two Asian girls who work there....very nice and attentive.
But the rest...not good at all. Â I have gotten a horrible service one time....it was so bad that i did not tip at all for the first time in my life. Â So please do not expect a good service here at all...if you are lucky you will have one of the few good waitresses. Â
Its usually very packed for the half off hours. And they have very loud music. Â What a turn-off when you are trying to eat sushi and have a conversation. Â Since Ocean Blue is open in Clearwater with late-night, I don't think many people go to Hiro's anymore. Â I certainly have not been there for a while now.
Hiro's late night half-off sushi special is probably one of the best things ever. I tried a number of rolls on my visit there and I'd say they put too much sauce on the rolls. Avoid that if you really want a fresh taste. The California Roll, the only roll I had without some kind of mayo or topping thrown on the sushi was the best one I had. The Crab Ragoon Roll was probably my second favorite roll after their California Roll.
Service is slower and night and if you're in a large party be prepared to wait quite awhile for you food. Service is pretty good even at a late hour and if they make mistakes they take responsibility. The bar is booming at night with people which is pretty cool. Overall a pretty cool place.
I've been twice. The first time was fantastic and the sushi was yummy. Service was slow but I love dinner conversations so slow service isn't a deal breaker. However food poisoning IS a deal breaker!! The second time I went I ordered 3 sushi rolls and was sick for about 2 days. My friend that ate off my plate was also sick as well.
I am not a fan of food poisoning from sushi. It was hell. I don't think that I'll ever go back. I am sad because it is super close to my house and really, really tasty.
First time I went, I loved the place and gave an initial 4 star rating. I enjoyed it so much, I decided to book a party of 10 for my nephews 18th bday. We were in a hibatchi room.
Service started off very slow. It was a rainy night and when we walked in, we saw a huge leak in the ceiling and it was dripping water on a table in the next room with people in it.
We ordered sushi as appetizers and waited for our table side cook.
As we sat there, we saw 3 german cocaroaches scurry by. Typically, when you see one, there are hundreds waiting in the shadow.
The cook finally came to the table. At that point we were grossed out but couldn't leave. We told the cook what we saw. He made a joke and said that if he saw them again, he would chop them up and put them in our food.
He also said, when the heat is turned on the stove, where all the food shavings go, they don't like the heat. So apparently this is common??? Â This is a dirty dining experience! You are supposed to maintain under hoods and under the cook tables.
Our experience was just sub par even without the roaches. It was sad because the first time I went I really enjoyed the place.
I will never go back. Â There are far cleaner places with better service.
This has definitely got to be one of the best sushi restaurants that I have ever been too.
They do have the hibachi tables a la Benihana, but I have never eaten at one so I can't really comment on them.
The only thing keeping me from giving it 5 stars is that each time I have been there I have frozen my chop sticks off and the service has been touch and go.
I have been to this place many many times and each time I go it's always top-notch and very affordable.
They have several hibachi tables, a sushi bar, a regular bar, plenty of regular seating and an amazing atmosphere with HD LCD TV's above the bar a hard wood floor and just an overall high-class japanese styling.
The sushi and hibachi are very very good! And they also have a late night menu from 10pm - 4am (no drinks after 2am). After 10pm EVERY night they have half-price sushi, drinks, and appetizers. Â You cannot beat this!
Go check it out and be impressed! Â It usually fills up from 8pm on. You can even call for reservations.
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