The menu was pretty limited, but of course I went for my signature truffle fries because anything with fries – or truffle. I enjoyed the dish, which was a generous serving of crispy, fried goodness. The Mexican Militia was calling my name from the cocktail list, and we also ordered the Fried Chicken Sliders and Fish Tacos.

The atmosphere was very chill and laidback, definitely a more casual vibe. There was a mix of couples and small to larger friend groups of 10+ spread out across the patio and inside. Earlier in the evening, I could see it being more intimate and fitting for a date-night spot. This place is huge, and as I would find out later, there are multiple rooms and bars. It’s one massive house party, and I can imagine it being easy to lose half your group quite easily in the mix of music and booze.

Towards 9.30pm the music started getting louder and the space began to fill. As we had started winding down with dinner and were just enjoying cocktails, I thought this would be the perfect time to make our move to the main house. There were no issues getting in, and we could have stayed on the first level, but it seemed like the upstairs was going off, so we joined the line initially but then noticed that – as is the case anywhere – cash is king. So, if you really want to skip the line, that’s the way to go. I’ll also mention that there is a line to the one bathroom upstairs and yes, if you’re busting and can’t wait, get your cash out because the bathroom line has a bouncer too.