farmerbrown Restaurant Review:
Chef-owner Jay Foster has brought the casual soul of former ventures Emmy's Spaghetti Shack and the BlueJay Café to the Tenderloin with this design-rich take on the traditional Southern meeting spot. The wide, high space is interrupted by copper-topped tables and thick, square pillars dressed in tin-like distressed metal; bourbon-colored walls carry occasional, large pieces of moody...
Food tastes better when the waitstaff is good-looking young urbanites in a soul food-gone-fashionable decor. If the chicken is organic, it must be healthy - even fried with a side of mac n' cheese, corn bread, and a dark and stormy cocktail in a mason jar? Soul food feels soooo good, so do it in style, damn it. Your soul will be well fed here.
Food tastes better when the waitstaff is good-looking young urbanites in a soul food-gone-fashionable décor. If the chicken is organic, it must be healthy—even fried with a side of mac n’ cheese, corn bread and a dark and stormy cocktail in a mason jar? Soul food feels soooo good, so do it in style, damn it. Your soul will be well fed here; bring an empty stomach.