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The food was spectacular, the drinks well made and the service was great! We stared off strong with the cornbread, and mac & cheese. We still talk about how amazing the cornbread with the honey butter was. Our main dishes were delectable, and ended off the night with the toffey pudding. We all agreed that it is a hidden gem of a dessert, it is decadently sweet and just perfect with the ice cream scoop. We will be coming back to this establishment to try out more of their amazing food.
It was not a good experience for me. My chicken fried steak seemed WAY too fried. Their diet cola had a "flowery" taste to it. I will say, the Avocado and Toast was really good. Their cornbread qas to die for. However, our food took forever to arrive. My wife's Ceasar salad had WAY too much cheese. Overall, just not a good experience for us.
An amazing time at the Russian River Brewing Company tasting. Super organized. Met great friends and fun atmosphere.
good food, good atmosphere, but the service was really fantastic! Very well knew the menu, good recommendations, very friendly service, and everything was so clean... update Jan 2026- upgrade on food quality and taste.
If you're looking for a restaurant that truly challenges your preconceptions about food safety, book a table here immediately. My Caesar salad featured what I can only describe as "chicken tartare". The strips were pink, gelatinous, and so rare they hadn't finished reading the menu. This level of dedication to moisture retention is truly appalling. The $26 hamburger, marketed as being "engineered to touch all 6 of your tastebuds," was the main disaster of the evening. In reality, it was a perfectly uniform, catastrophic mush that defied both logic and gravity. I’m fairly certain the engineering process involved a blender and a prayer. But the real star of the show was the structural element: the wooden skewer holding this sloppy monstrosity together gave my father a complimentary finger splinter. Our server was kind but if you’re hungry I’d skip Haven’s. Save your money and protect your hands, you deserve a meal that doesn't physically fight back.