Woolworth on Fifth

Clean lines and a simplistic approach to a former 5 and Dime store from the 1910's. Exceptionally high ceilings and wood panel walls make you wonder what the walls would say if they could talk.

Very friendly bartenders that make excellent cocktails. Would highly recommend the espresso martini. I'm from the deep South, and I give the Jambalaya Grits one thumbs up. If you're also a southerner, be sure to ask for some hot sauce when you order. 😉

I picked this place to get dinner mostly because of the name and I liked the menu. When we got there, they had an event going on, so I asked if there was a dress code, but there wasn't. For dinner I got the patty melt with sweet potato fries and it was really good. The atmosphere was good and our waiter didn't come around a bunch and ask if we were good, he left us alone, which is what I prefer, so that was nice too. It's a big space with a couple bars and there's a mezzanine level. This would be a good spot for a party.

This might have been the best pot roast I've ever eaten. Melts in your mouth, so flavorful. I ate at the counter, and the service was excellent. I also had the Shopper's Delight cocktail. Yum. What a treat! And the 50s-era soundtrack completed my nostalgia trip.

My wife likes to go down town once every few weeks and honestly most of the places are way over priced and the food is just not that great. I do it for her, but most of the time I walk away feeling I just paid way too much for an average meal. This place though was very good and the prices were reasonable. I had the salmon and my wife had the catfish. Food was very good and our server was friendly and quick. Will definitely eat here again!

Awesome dining experience in a nostalgic atmosphere! Robert, our server, was the best. He was super attentive and helpful! The food was outstanding and not too pricey. It's bustling at dinner time, but they do take reservations.