Table 33

Really great place to eat! Everything was delicious! Before you go, I suggest waiting for them to expand the menu a little more because they recently moved buildings and have a shortened menu. The menu is really great though. That's why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. I think they shouldn't have shortened the menu or at least put it online their website before people go.

We had eaten at Table 33 a few times at the old location. We were excited to try it in the new location. It is amazing! The place is beautiful. They have really done a great job modifying the decor from the previous restaurant that was there. It has a warm and cozy feel to it. I started with the Crunch Salad. It was very fresh, large, and tasty. For entrees we had the filet and steelhead trout. Both were phenomenal. The filet was so very tender you didn't need a steak knife! The trout had a nice crispy outside. For dessert we had the deconstructed key lime pie. It was very unique and tasted great. They had both light and dark coffee. I would recommend the dark. Try the new place. It's great. We will be back!

I visited this restaurant for brunch with a few of my friends. The restaurant is beautiful.. in particular I'd recommend a dining area they have under a beautiful dome. We had brunch and the menu was rather small. It would've been nice to have a few more options. (-1 star) However, every dish was absolutely magnificent. Best eggs have ever had in my life. The roasted potatoes were fantastic. The service was terrific. Prices were a bit higher than you might have on a basic brunch menu, but the food was elevated enough to earn every single dollar.

Came here on a Sunday for brunch with some friends and we had a nice time! Was able to find street parking for free on Sunday about a block away. We were able to be seated immediately in the arcade area. The area was cool and had the nice lighting from the top. There was a fly that was a little obnoxious. Workers were all very pleasant and friendly. I ordered the House Crunch Salad with salmon and really enjoyed it. The dressing was delicious and I loved the quinoa crunch in it. It was more filling than I thought it would be. It was $18 for the salad which I thought was fair. Overall a nice time!

Table 33 is a hidden gem for classic breakfast/brunch with other creative options. This place was amazing! We stopped by for brunch and we were both really impressed. The menu has various breakfast favorites, but also some more unique items.I had the classic traditional breakfast, and it was perfect. The eggs were scrambled just right, and the bacon was much thicker than what other restaurants typically serve. My wife ordered the chicken and waffles, and she was raving about it. The chicken was fried perfectly crispy and juicy, and the waffles were light and fluffy. We also ordered some drip coffee which had a full-bodied strong flavored punch.The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was relaxed and inviting. We will definitely be back to try more of their menu!

A five star start to the New Year! So glad we made it here for a Saturday brunch. An urban setting, city brunch. I like the ordering at the counter concept. Since it was our first visit we chose a table and perused the menu for a bit. The staff were all so helpful, and there were plenty of them on hand. We were brought waters and silverware while deciding. We had the steak & eggs, and the chicken and Waffles. Quintessential brunch! Hangar Steak! It has been so long since I had Hangar steak and it was so good. I remember it being thinner than what was served but the taste and texture were unmistakable. Chicken and Waffles were fantastic, loved the spicy Ohio maple syrup. (All the food is local and mostly organic. ) Bloody was fabulous. Rich and well seasoned. Menu didn't show the price but probably $11 based on our total for the table. City price, city quality, and well worth it. I see exposed brick, raw wood, eclectic and unique decor depending from the ceiling. A window of wine bottles. Variety of artwork on the walls. Classy bar in the back. Open kitchen right behind the order counter. Laid back and welcoming atmosphere. Loved the recycled piping in the bathroom fixtures!I get the feeling that parking during dinner service might be a hassle, but no major issue there at weekend brunch. If I had to find one negative I'd say both dishes were cooked a minute or so more than they should have been, so next time I would just be sure to point out my preferences at time of order.Look, any place that calls to mind "the City" (NY) and especially the Village (Greenwich) in the days of their former glory is going to get high marks from me, and Table 33 slammed it. This place is great!

Came here for brunch and we enjoyed our experience. Order at the counter, then servers bring you water/drinks/food to a table of your choosing. Menu is very simple but everything looked very good. Great outdoor area in the shade for the summer and inside was a more elevated style with small tables. We got the breakfast sandwich with potatoes and crème brûlée French toast. Really happy with the way everything turned out. Pleasantly surprised by the potatoes and the sandwich had great flavor. French toast was thick and the blueberries were a nice touch.

We enjoy coming here at church on Sundays for breakfast. Food is good; one of these days we'd like to sit inside the restaurant instead of out in the arcade. We make reservations but always end up out there. Anyway, servers are always nice. Food is yummy coffee is good and strong. But please, serve jam with your toast. Breakfast includes jam or jelly, right? Thanks!

We felt welcome from the moment we walked in. Drinks were excellent and imaginative and the main dining room was both roomy and private. Salad and soups were tasty and well done, the meals were definitely enjoyable. After we adjourned to the bar and got drink recommendations and good conversation.

This place has always been great, but they removed two of their best items from the menu... The frittata and the chicken and waffles. Bring those items back!