That Oak St Place

Parking is a little limited, but rest assured, park anywhere, the neighbors don’t mind! Make sure you try the Caesar asiago tacos, the riced cauliflower sushi, and the baked apple custard! It’s completely delicious and mindblowing. Mmmm
The hours aren’t posted, but the food is best after a late night at about 1 – 2 AM. Just knock, or ring!

I just found this drop-​in style café. There’s not really a menu, the chef’s a bit of a hard ass, and space is extremely limited. but you definitely won’t be disappointed!
Chef Ben likes to push the limits of your food-​boundaries, forcing you to try what you never would before. You can’t say you don’t like something until you’ve tried it his way. Want proof? I had pigs head last week for the first time and kept going back for more!
If you go searching for this delightful café, you might get a little lost — it’s a little off the map of «normal». Turns out this place is invite only, as every meal is specially made for the guests that have reservations for that night. The whole idea of the place is that it’s more like going to a dinner party, where you may or may not know the other guests. The whole purpose of the meal is to eat things you normally wouldn’t, talk with people you’d never meet in your daily life, and just have a great time doing something different. If you don’t know someone on the list, send an email to the chef (contact info is on the website) to be invited to the next dinner.