American
A City Heights hidden gem on the corner of Home and Euclid that Roger says improved after a rename and revamp, with a patio built for craft beer, weekend "meet the brewer" events and live weekend music.
A City Heights hidden gem on the corner of Home and Euclid that Roger says improved after a rename and revamp, with a patio built for craft beer, weekend "meet the brewer" events and live weekend music.
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From Roger’s Foursquare
Hidden charm on Home Ave!!
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Checked in 4 times on Yelp and Swarm, most recently May 17, 2025. See the check-in log
“This is a hidden gem in a location you wouldn't expect a place like this to be at!”
Had dined here before a rename and revamp and found the ambiance, food and overall experience improved. Menu works for herbivores and carnivores alike; patio hosts a weekly "meet the brewer" event and weekend live music.
Stay in the neighborhood
A small-batch roaster where, in Roger’s words, Ethiopian coffees are imported straight in and roasted in-house — and should be drunk black.
Roger’s pick for Cantonese roast meats in town: roast duck and char siu, bought early and paid for in cash.
Roger rated this 5 stars, saying that if you're looking for something different from the standard Asian restaurant fare in town, this place is a good change of pace.
Keep exploring
Browse the American page, or continue to another place with a matching cuisine.
Good for one thing in Roger’s book: a dog-friendly patio. The Black & Bleu burger was bland on a cold bun.
Great food, slow service: the birthday dinner where Roger was charged $1.50 for a truffle nobody ordered.