Three Cats Restaurant

Attention to detail in a unique old bazaar. Some creepy possessed looking circus banners hang from the ceiling, as do a few chandeliers. Roller skates with flowers on table tops. Real candles. Vibey yet a little creepy music plays inside. The food? It's perfect. Burger quality is top notch without the extras you don't want anyway. Flavor is great in the paillard of Chicken. Cocktails are fantastic. Service from Jim was so splendid. Making us feel special. My biggest let down was paying 15 dollars for a piece of cheese cake at the end- it was great, but maybe worth around the 7 dollar amount. Although my guard was up when I first arrived. By the end of my dining experience 3 cats proved a great place for atmosphere, food flavor, and fantastic service.

Always looking for a good brunch place that has your not so average breakfast items. This place was not just unique with their ambiance but the food too. Had the eggs benedict and it was probably the best non traditional eggs benedict I've ever had and I've tried all kinds. Also had the blueberry mimosa and they mixed it the perfect ratio.

What a fun dining experience !!! Artsy place with a neat menu . Very nice staff & food was delicious. I had their duck dish , exploding with favors and textures . Enjoyed it very much !

Edit: Changing my review to 5 stars because the owner, Mary Liz, is super professional and nice. It is clear that cares about making things right. She explained to me the original context of the poster: it was originally a part of a vintage collection of circus posters but now is just a stand alone, which doesn’t have the same “feel”. She has since had it taken down. She also explained to me that this server must have been misinformed during his training in regards to splitting a bill, and that she would be sure to correct the issue! Thank you for making things right, for accepting critiques, and addressing every review positive or negative. I will be back! My food was good, but my friends waffles looked like toaster waffles no exaggeration. The service was good, but I cannot ignore the fact that they have a rediculous policy that if you all order at one table you have to split the bill evenly. I don’t think someone should be forced to pay for things that they did not order. I felt so embarrassed as I could not afford to pay over $20 more than the cost of what I had ordered. Also, the “fattest woman in the world” poster by their bathroom is highly offensive.