The BYOB policy is a genuine value play in a neighborhood where restaurant markup on wine and beer adds up fast, and the kitchen covers real dietary range with halal meat options alongside gluten-free and vegetarian dishes.
It's the kind of unpretentious, decade-plus-old neighborhood spot that doesn't generate much fresh press anymore simply because it's been reliably doing the same thing well for years.
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