Urban Table

Chef Tai's newest venture is a home run! The concept is outstanding. We got there early because we expected a large graduation crowd. It was filling up quickly, but despite that, the service was outstanding and the food was wonderful. Great menu and a very reasonable wine list. We plan on going back many times and we will recommend it to all of our friends.

We went out for a family dinner and had a great time at Urban Table. Our server was Katie W. and she was outstanding. The food was great - we had the pasta, burger, chicken fried steak and the steak. Everyone was very happy with their meals! Desserts are awesome - especially the bread pudding and the lemon pudding cake. The two main areas are a bit loud due to acoustics of the place but the tables right next to the bar are quieter. We look forward to the place flourishing!

Ate at Urban Table this week after noticing they had kids menu option so assumed kids were welcome. They have a small play area outside on the downstairs patio which makes having a few drinks and dinner a little more relaxing. Inside downstairs is small only seating for about 40 and the kitchen is visible from every seating spot along with the serving section. This makes it seem a little cramped and it’s loud. As for food, the kids menu seemed appealing and we went with pasta choices, however the pasta with red sauce was spicy especially for children and the Mac and cheese was a little too sophisticated and was not kid approved. The adults started with drinks and appetizers, there are no beers on tap which was disappointing and we had the humus dish which was advertised on the menu to be served with pita bread however was served with pita chips, celery and carrots. Lastly the main course, the chicken piccata was tasty however presentation and color of dish was not very appealing it came with a lightly breaded chicken breast with white caper sauce and it sat on top of mashed potatoes with two long slices of yellow squash, the plate seemed a little big for the food and had a lot of empty area which made it seem it was just plopped on the dish. The second entree was the pork Milanese which was more presentable and delicious as well. The prices are as expected. Would not go here frequently and would most likely not bring kids again if we return, would prefer having appetizers and drinks in the upstairs bar and lounge or outside upstairs which seems a bit more spacious. They are expanding lunch and dinner menus soon so will look into it as the restaurant continues to grow.

Food was pretty good. Service was great. Kids friendly menu was really nice. The Pork Milanese was really thin though. Wish the piece was a little thicker. It was also a bit dry and too crisp. Little more moisture and less like bacon, would have made it perfect. Still overall, not a bad place. I'd go back to try some of the other stuff (the chicken picatta on the table next to us looked really good).

Opening day to public, we went in around 6:15pm needing a table of 10 and they got us in within 5 minutes. Other tables pretty full. Kid friendly downstairs ( patio had small play area). Service was great, greeted by several people. Food plating amazing and good serving size and tasted wonderful! Prices very reasonable.
Only suggestion is to offer a side salad. We asked but they didn’t have available.
Only complaint was that the sun was shining in our window directly on us but they quickly apologized and said sun screens already on order. Just hadn’t come in yet. So, for a first day open to public, it was great. I would come back again. I don’t live there but my sister does. ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️