Eatori Market

The restaurant has a great vibe, with a beautiful outdoor patio. The service was also top-notch, and the staff was very accommodating, especially when it came to my gluten-free needs. While the restaurant doesn't have a dedicated gluten-free menu, the chef was able to make some adjustments to some of the dishes to make them gluten-free. I had a burger without the bun and the kale salad, and both were delicious. However, I would have liked to see more solid gluten-free options on the menu, especially given that the restaurant boasts many healthy fares. Overall, I had a great experience at Eatóri, and I would definitely recommend it to others. As someone that has celiac disease, however, I would encourage the restaurant to add more gluten-free options to their menu in the future!

Sitting outside on a beautiful fall sunny day. They did such a great job with the greenery outside. We had the chicken sandwich which was really juicy, the espresso martini was dark and not creamy, much appreciated, shrimp ceasar was so balanced. I can tell they massages each piece of kale with the dressing and Parmesan. Caped off with a double shot of espresso. Perfect place to take out of towners.

Food is good, but service lacked a bit. We ordered the grilled fiery shrimp, which was spicy and tasty. Chicken sandwich and fries, tenderloin tips, and flatbread are must tries! Drinks a bit skimpy, but it's worth a visit. Make sure you check the total before signing, we asked the server to split the check, and one card was charged the full amount.

Been a couple of times, small yet cute & welcoming. Friendly greeting as we walked in & sat at the bar. Food amazing each time. Burger is simple but full of flavor. Tenderloin tips cooked perfectly. Bartender (with copper color braids) made some delicious drinks, was very friendly & personable, even crafted me something special. She made us all feel like family. A great time was had.

I come to this place a lot for their grocery area and would sit and eat there when it was warmer more often. The staff was nice initially but I did notice the staff who handles the back is generally very nonchalant and unprofessional. However I started to look at it like a corner store instead since I live near. I actually get better customer service at the corner store closer to my house but I like the items this one has. It amazed me they would ask for tips after such attitudes . But today I got this really weird bartender woman who was rude from the door. It was really weird because it was only me at the bar for at least 15 mins . I asked her about happy hour because it was 540pm ( I’m posting this the day of so management , you can look at who was on duty this day to see if needed ) and some times happy hours are over by then so I just wanted to check. She automatically responded with a terrible attitude in a “duh” it’s still on type of tone . She wasn’t warming at all. I wanted to walk out right then. So then I told her I knew what I wanted because I get the same thing every time and she immediately shut me down saying those items aren’t on the happy hour menu and she only knew burgers were. I responded ok maybe it has changed can you check it for me . She was making me so uncomfortable I really wanted to leave but I also wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt. She seemed to be the lead bartender because there was another young man there who was really friendly. I felt more comfortable talking to him because she was so rude. She slammed my muscle shell tray in front of me which I also thought was odd. Then she went to the back and it seemed as though she told the nice bartender or bar back to get my food .I’m so glad he did because he is just much more welcoming . The experience was pretty bad because of how she acted. I asked the other bartender bar back guy to refill my water and the floor waitress. The head bartender women who I’m talking about asked me if I liked my things once but at that point I was so afraid I might piss her off with any question I didn’t feel comfortable telling her any thing . My bill was only $20 (great happy hour prices) and I tipped $5 . I’m sure they pull tips but I passed it to the nice bar back. I didn’t even feel comfortable giving her any thing. Him really being so nice saved them when it came to my decision to tip. I work in the service industry part time and I love to tip . Another odd thing was there was a older man who walked in and ordered a beer and didn’t want any thing else. the bartender I’m am referencing , her voice changed dramatically for this gentlemen. It became sweeter and welcoming . She also sounded like a person from a whole other region when talking to him. The gentleman had on overalls and looked similar to a farmer and I had on my work clothes so I looked professional my day job is corporate .I’m not sure what was the issue . I’m thinking maybe because I was a woman. I’m not sure. But I surely feel cheated of my bar experience here. I just wanted a quick moment to relax after work but that experience was still stressful . Just being honest. I know that she is capable of treating customers well after hearing her speak to the older man in the overalls. Maybe management can talk to her about being nice or welcoming to every customer that walks in .even if it hurts her guts like it look like it did with me. In my case I would say especially nice women too . If I see here again and I’m coming into eat I will politely and silently walk out or not sit at the bar. She made it so uncomfortable. I had to write about it . It’s not ok.