Food is a 1.5/5 and service is a 4/5. Rice and chicken were too salty. Carne Asada was okay. Chips were cold and sala only had 1 small piece of cilantro. Winertia was strong and worth the money. My gf ended up tossing her rice and saved the chicken to give to my dog at home. No idea how people said this place serves good food. I would only recommend going to the market that the restaurant is attached to because they sell legit ingredients.

Marking friendly, bring cash because most vendors don't accept card. The French bread maker and pastry person sell mediocre quality bake goods for a pretty high price in my opinion. The poultry vendors offer higher quality products and one of them sells chicken feet for $1/peice (great for dog treats). 5 stars for the atmosphere and friendly people but 2 stars for the prepared baked goods.

Got a skin fade while leaving some length on the top and showed a picture of exactly what I wanted. Walked out with the exact cut as the picture. Barber wears a mask the whole time, the place wasn't packed, very professional, and would recommend it to anyone. They accept card too.

Pho is bad. They use powder for the broth and you can tell because you have to mix it before eating or else you'll be sipping water. Bún chả came with only rice noodles, egg roll, and lettuce (no mint, bean sprouts, or even pickled carrots/radish) for $12. The service was surprisingly good so it gets an extra star. If your desperate for viet food, make the drive to jax.