Restaurants near Struble Trail

You must treat yourself to the Toasted Serrano Ham Tartar- the cheeses in combination with the Serrano ham were mouth watering- we almost ordered a second order-Great don't deprive new yourself Cioppino with Grilled Sourdough- HOME RUN- the sour dough was exceptional to soaking up a great sauce with old world flavor- Certainly a Grand Slam by any measure Hearth Baked Cannelloni- My wife had this- and couldn't eat it fast enough-The cheeses along with the mushrooms took this dish to a new high-treat yourself to this- If you are looking a local resturaunt with flavorful dishes and great services- go no further the Noble Goad is your place

Food is always excellent. Services is always friendly and responsive. Atmosphere is casual. We love Anthony’s and go 2-3 times a month

It's good to see an upscale yet affordable restaurant in D'town, especially a byob. As is typical of Greek restaurants, the menu is extensive so anyone should find something to please. The decor is understated but tasteful and we were happy that even with a full restaurant the noise level was very tolerable. Service was just right and a bill for two was $60. Good luck to the owners!

Great experience, we love the ambience of the place. They made our 1)th birthday celebrations memorable! The crab cake and mushroom soup was the best. The burger was succulent and nicely made. Servers were smiling and attending with warmth. Overall great place, definitely recommend and we will be going back soon.!

We have been to Osaka many times for both dine-in and carry-out. The restaurant is spotlessly clean, and the wait staff is terrific. Everyone is so kind and helpful. The food is always perfect, hot, and presented wonderfully. The sushi is flawless and presented nicely. My family loves everything there. Sometimes, it can be hard to find a place like this, and we hope they do well (I think they will) Respectfully, Sue