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The food was outstanding. Served quicker than normal, hot, juicy and very flavorful. It is not cheap at all, but well worth a timely night out. Very small dining area, maybe 10 tables.. It can get pretty noisy in the small space. We had a party of 5 at a huge table (sat 6), that you could not carry on a conversation at (table is just too wide). But, that was a first world problem. This place is still outstanding.

Allie was one of the best servers we’ve ever had. So attentive, always smiling, accommodating with all of our change orders ;) just an all around great server!!!

Super fun experience! Channie was the best!! She put up with all of our shenanigans and made it extra enjoyable! Definitely recommend!

Had some time between Fallout Fringe Festival shows to have an early dinner/drink session at Craft Creamery. All prices are listed as Happy Hour/Regular. Began with the Mole, Mole, Mole ($14/$16): A creation of Chris Militello's, who also happened to be manning the bar this evening. Gave a low-level steady spicy bite on the tongue, quite smooth. Smashed Sliders ($14/$16): Three tasty morsels, nicely crisped edges on the meat without squishing out all the juices within. Good melty cheese, flavorful sauce, crunchy pickle, sweet buns. Ube Wan Kenobi ($13/$15): Dreamed up by Amanda Lopez, a sweet creamy delight. Beignet ($8/$10): Three ping pong ball sized, sugar-and-cocoa dusted, airy inside/thin shell fried outside treats. Came with a scoop of elote ice cream but honestly did not detect that flavor. Value: Pretty great, especially during Happy Hour. Service: Attentive without hovering from Chris and Matt Katschka. etc- Happy Hour runs from 3 to 7pm as of this review. Hat tip to the speakeasy owners/managers for giving the drink inventors credit in print and online in the menu.

The food was spectacular and they were very accommodating of our dietary needs and their subs were excellent!