I went out the other night to meet a couple of friends, and we decided on Harry’s Sidecar. I’ve eaten at Harry’s before, but this was my first time experiencing the Sidecar—and I loved it. The space is cozy, with a nice mix of tables, bar seating, and comfy couches. Their cocktail menu is full of fun holiday options, and the small plates menu offers plenty to choose from if you’re hungry.
I ordered the London Fog Sour, the classic crab dip, and the birria eggrolls. The London Fog Sour might honestly be one of my favorite cocktails I’ve had downtown—I loved it so much I ordered a second one. I’ll be going back just for that drink. The crab dip was its usual reliable, delicious self, and the birria eggrolls were flavorful and packed with meat.
Our server was fantastic and helped us decide which small plates to try. Overall, Harry’s Sidecar is an excellent choice if you’re looking for an intimate spot to enjoy happy hour, whether you’re solo or with a group. I absolutely recommend giving it a try!
We've just recently rediscovered this place! They have an amazing happy hour! We enjoyed chimichurri steak over fries and bourbon chicken and sticky rice! The old fashioneds were perfection. We will be back! You could tell the owner/manager Dylan was so invested in his restaurant! Thanks again!
This is an upscale restaurant and a nice place for a slower paced meal. It’s great for a couple’s night out. It’s actually adults only. The atmosphere is elegant, but you should realize this is a very small restaurant. Definitely recommend reservations to guarantee your space.
Our food was tasty. The crab dip was outstanding. My steak came medium instead of medium rare as ordered, but my wife generously traded with me (she also ordered medium rare steak and it did come cooked medium rare). The chocolate truffle cake for dessert had lots of flavor. The waitress was also the bartender and was able to advise us about drinks.
We had a great experience eating here during Restaurant Week. As a pro tip, they mentioned they actually offer the Restaurant Week specials all of July to avoid the crowd rush.
If you’re looking for somewhere kid friendly and cheaper, Harry’s Ale House next door is a nice option.
Nice 21 and over place for a dinner. Music was at a reasonable volume for conversation but not too soft to overhear other tables conversation. The steak was excellently prepared but lacked a bit in flavor. I would definitely recommend getting a sauce to add flavor. The chocolate truffle pie was amazing and the drinks were very tasty.
Our experience there Saturday evening was totally awesome! Dylan has an excellent attentative staff, and food was great! There was a family, caring feeling from every one working to make the evening wonderful.
