Earl's Kitchen And Bar

We visited Earls for dinner slightly earlier than usual and was seated right away. The staff there were pleasant to talk to. Our waiter was Josh and he was very energetic. He recommended the seafood platter which we tried. Platter was good and we liked the sauce that came with it for oyster and the prawn. We also ordered some cocktails and I especially like the Spicy Watermelon Margarita. For the main course we had Mother Earth Bowl and Oven Roasted Salmon. The salmon was good, very tender. The Mother Earth Bowl was a salad dish but surprising good. It was refreshing and tasty. Only downside was the protein we chose, chicken. The added chicken was very bland and difficult to chew. We felt that the way that chicken got cooked was not on par with rest of the dishes we had. Overall it was a good dinner experience.

Parking : On Friday evening & weekends Lincoln square parking is free. Other days parking across the street in Bellevue square mall is a good option. Reservation: quite easily available for a crowded bar. Very less wait time to tables, we used it to take pics as it was girls night. Ambience & Service : Excellent, I enjoy the lighting, music in the background, we were loud. Front desk and waiting staff are nice. Food: I had the lobster shrimp ravioli, with Cajun spice. It was one of the best raviolis I have had. So yummy..my friends had sushi tacos, those were yum. Tofu one had mangoes, the wrapping paper is edible. We had figuring that out. They gave impossible burgers, good for vegan and vegetarian friends. Drinks were good. Well presented.

Good ambiance and cocktails. Average food. Great service. We ordered a few cocktails - the mango margarita and the old fashioned were spot on, the pineapple mezcal sour had too much lime in it for the pineapple flavor to come through. The food was okay - tried the street chicken tacos which were good and the Leroy’s dry ribs which were tough and too dry but our server was kind enough to get us some barbecue and hot sauce to go with it.

As usual, the locals in this area always have a great presence, a good decoration and above all a great style, but in particular this restaurant has its own with a variety of relaxed food, snacks and a fairly extensive drink menu. For a big date, enjoy with business friends, especially take your dinner, even the next level of attention is highly specific, all the staff are quite friendly and the dishes taste very good, despite being a high level place , they have good promotions. Monday to Thursday. You can take advantage of that if you do not want to spend so much, I recommend that you check the menu well in the digital menu so that you know which day is more feasible to go super recommended and the best you can enjoy at the Bellevue. area

They added several new dishes to their menu and it looks amazing. We had chicken and waffles, and avocado super Benedict. Instead of crispy potatoes I had a side salad instead. I loved that there were happy hour prices until noon. My espresso martini wasn't that good. I wouldn't order it again. They were busy and a little short handed, but that's normal for now. We will definitely be back.

The ambiance is great, nice place to go out for dinner with girlfriends or coworkers, dress up and people watch. The food is mediocre for the price. We had 3 dishes. California burger in lettuce warp was very greasy and fell apart immediately, it was hard to eat even with a fork and knife, the patties were floating in fat. The impossible burger was ok, the poke bowl was looking nice, but had way too much rice. Chocolate peanut butter cheesecake was the best part of the meal. I’d probably come again, but only get drinks

Most of the food and drinks I've had here have been fantastic, but I would stay away from the sushi tacos which both my date and I found to be gross. While ordering them was a bummer, the service and ambiance here make it well worth visiting. It's also one of only a few locations that remains open late making it a go-to for late night dining.