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Tucked into a record store on Stone Avenue, this family-run spot has done its own thing since 2005. The kitchen leans on two decades of the owner's travels, so the menu reads like a world tour that somehow still lands as American cooking: dishes pulled from everywhere, hand-prepared, with a vegetarian and vegan lineup far deeper than most kitchens bother with. Lunch and dinner run from steaks and Gulf shrimp to a Cubano regulars keep coming back for, alongside daily soup and seafood specials worth asking about. But Sunday brunch is the one people around here talk about, drawing a line at the door for a build-your-own Bloody Mary bar and plates like the Trucker's Special, a biscuit buried in gravy with eggs and hashbrowns. The room is funky and easygoing, down to the mismatched coffee mugs, with a dog-friendly patio and the occasional night of live music. Service gets called friendly and patient again and again, and they handle big groups and birthdays without blinking. And the record store is right there inside, the kind of thing you only really notice once you've wandered in.