Casual to business casual, most guests dine in relaxed, neat attire. The restaurant lists a business casual dress code, and reviews show a mix of casual and slightly dressier outfits, fitting for brunch, weekday lunches, or date nights. Comfortable, smart‑casual clothing will be appropriate.

If you want the popular brunch experience, Sunday is a favorite, many guests call it a go‑to spot for Sunday brunch. If you prefer a quieter, more relaxed meal, midweek (Tuesday–Thursday) is typically your best bet for shorter waits and a calmer atmosphere.

Plan a visit for weekday evenings or non‑peak hours if you prefer a quieter meal; many guests praise weekday visits for a more relaxed experience. If you want the lively brunch scene, Sunday brunch is a popular draw (expect busier dining room and possible waits). For families or groups, early seatings help avoid peak waits. Making a reservation is recommended for weekend brunch or busy evenings.