A diner that serves booze? Sign me up!\n\nThis place is cool & funky inside, somewhat like an old fashioned diner, but more dark like a bar. So, yeah, it's a dinerbar.\n\nI came here with a fellow out-of-town co-worker, who actually picked this place, for dinner on a week night. Even though we got there relatively early, the place was pretty busy. We were able to get a table without waiting though. In the section we were in they do pack in the tables a little more tightly than I like, so don't come here planning to have a private, intimate convo.\n\nThe waitress was very nice and helpful and our service was generally great. I started with a cocktail, specifically a martini which was $2 off that night (Wednesday). It was big and delicious, just the way I like them. (Confession: I like girly martinis, not \"real\" martinis...don't judge me!) The crowd here trended toward a younger, more attractive set, but they still let me in.\n\nThe food was also excellent. I started with their tomato soup, which was (as the waitress warned me) a tad spicy but very tasty. The Dinerbar Club sandwich was HUGE and delicious. The chicken had a wonderful smoked flavor, and it was piled with bacon and avocado, which are two of my favorite things things on sandwiches. The parmesan grilled corn on the cob ($2 upcharge to sub for fries) was also great. Really, not a single complaint in the quantity or taste of my food. My co-worker had the meatloaf, which he described as \"amazing\", I believe.\n\nMy one complaint would be that it's a little pricey for what you get, for which I deduct 1/2 star. But I rounded up 4.5 stars to 5 because I'm cool like that and I don't have many 5 star reviews.\n\nI'll definitely be back here, and I believe my co-worker went back the next night!