Hungry Eyes

i felt like we walked into an 80’s fever dream! cocktails were wonderful and our group got a bunch of plates to share ~ the food had interesting flavors and fun plating (i liked that the beef tartare came on a mcdonald’s plate lol). in general i think i might’ve liked their drinks a little bit more than i liked their food (some of the dishes felt too salty or greasy for my personal preference, but again, it was still relatively good, and also keep in mind that they have somewhat small portions for their food). would still be open to come back again to try their other dishes and drinks.

Absolutely lovely vibe! 80s themed inside with a great, new outdoor seating area. We loved the cocktails and ordered several shareable plates that were each delicious. Favorite item of the night was the artichoke on the half shell (perfect vegetarian replacement for oysters)!

I was highly anticipating my visit to this restaurant but was completely overwhelmed by how great it was! Having an affection for Molly's Rise & Shine and Turkey & The Wolf In not sure why but it was just that good.

First off, the martinis did not disappoint! You must not enjoy the 80s decor without one in hand.

The food was just spectacular! Designed to share, four to five dishes were enough but I wish I could have sampled even more.

The signature dish, artichokes on the half shell, did not disappoint and are a must-order on any visit. The Gulf Shrimp with shrimp boil potatoes and white wine tartar were excellent.

The other two dishes packed some heat so be warned. The charred okra with fresno chili hot sauce might have been my favorite dish but ensure you have a glass of water nearby. The calamari curry was also exquisite but definitely on the spicy side as well. Both oddly worked well for the summer heat.

They don't take reservations so plan accordingly. However they do note Sunday evenings are a good time to swing by with little to no wait.

Just an excellent dining experience and I can't wait to return.

The food was good! I especially recommend the eggplant spread (I forget the menu item name). The service was good until about 30 minutes before we left. My friend did not like her drink and barely touched it, and our server never checked on us. We did not see her from the time she dropped our drinks off to when I had to flag her down for the check. Overall, it was an ok experience. I would take someone here for the drinks and maybe a small share plate.

As a gen x, child of 80s, hungry eyes embodies much I recall from that era. The decor, food and cocktails were bold, big and loud AF. I loved it all. The cocktails I had were unique and had more layers of flavor than my hair back than.

The food was bold but balanced all the while maintaining a fresh flavor profile with bursts of herbs and bites of crisp produce. The curry is phenomenal.