Unique experience like a buffet, but you choose the ingredients and they cook them for you.
My high score is 4 plates in one sitting.
I like adding cheese to fried rice. Not many restaurants let you do that.
I wish we could’ve eaten together. They cook each plate live after you hand it over, so you and your friends end up eating in shifts. Someone’s always waiting while the others eat.
Pinocchio’s is a small, cozy restaurant with great thick bread-y pizza. I enjoyed the pepperoni and mushroom slices.
It was so good that I forgot to take a picture before eating.
No bathroom in the restaurant, but they’ll give you wet towel packets to clean your hands. It was easy to get here by bike.
The Pesto Goat Cheese BLT is my favorite panini at Pressed. It’s a good mix of soft (tomato, cheese) and crunchy (bacon). All the signature paninis are good value: $12-16 gives you a large sandwich and a side, and a pickle too!
Pressed Cafe probably sits between fast-casual and fine dining. You order standing up, and then they bring the food to you. It’s a great UX compared to fast-food or fast-casual places like McDonald’s or Panera, where you order, awkwardly stand around for 5-10 minutes in everyone’s way, pick up your food, then struggle to find a place to sit.