Every time I come to this place, I enjoy the different food that they have lots of different menus routinely changed . I usually make a reservation as it's so crowded. You can't get a seat. They also have outside seating with a fireplace and heated lanterns. They usually have a happy hour of drinks and food most weekdays so get there early because the bar seats are full. The only issue I have is sometimes the sound is quite loud as they have metal ceilings that makes it a little bit loud, but it doesn't matter because the food is so good. It's a very trendy place both young and old enjoying delicious food.

Thanksgiving meal was Amazing!! Service w/ Anna S. was outstanding! Even though the place was super busy, everyone was so friendly and accommodating!! Highly recommend for any occasion! Vince B

Has it really been eight years since my last visit to Innovo Kitchen? Well, not much has changed. Once again, arriving a little after 6 pm on a weeknight it was quite busy (read still noisy). I was surprised that the bar area was only about half full since their Monday Burger special was only valid in the bar. It being summer on this visit instead of winter, the overhead door to the patio was wide open. Without a reservation, we were once again seated in the back near the open kitchen. But this time we had a good view of the kitchen. There are no paper menus. You have the choice of viewing the menu on their webpage with whatever internet connecting device you carry, or scanning the QR code displayed on the table with your cell phone. Staff are happy to offer you assistance should you need it. The beer choices are primarily in bottles and cans with a handful of drafts. Variations of IPA dominate. My wife ordered a bottle of Saratoga sparkling ($7.50) while I chose a can of Wolf Hollow Pilsner ($8). Our server brought a complimentary white bean dip with everything flatbread while we reviewed the menu. Déjà vu from six years ago? My wife was interested in trying the Chilled Melon Avocado Soup ($8) and the I-Street Tacos ($10). The soup had plenty of flavor and even a swirl of hot crispy oil. The daily changing taco filling today of fried cod, slaw, guacamole, cotija, and pico salsa was more enjoyable than the flour tortillas. Corn tortillas would have been our preference. Not having reviewed my previous review before going to dinner, I once again ordered the Lamb Burger ($24). Déjà vu once again except for the nine dollar price increase. Just like the previous time, I left the level of cooking up to the Chef and once again it came out a beautiful medium-rare (compare the photos). The sesame seed roll was super fresh and soft. The lamb was so mild in flavor that even someone who does not enjoy lamb would find this to be a tasty burger with its feta cheese, pickled onions, arugula, and tzatziki aioli. The fries needed to be more crispy on the outside. The final Déjà vu was our server offering another complimentary treat, cold pieces of chocolate with slivers of almond and cranberry. Service was excellent. I really should return more frequently and try something different.

Went for lunch and it was super busy . It is a little loud but the vibe was cool. The food is good but the standout were the tater tots . These are not your grandma ore idas ! They are exquisite and I've never had them like this. The sauces that accompanied them were delicious . No paper menus just QR code which was fine for us but could see it as a problem for some patrons . That should change so they can easily accommodate people that need a regular menu to look at. Service was on point . We did not have to wait long for our drinks and food .

Good food and service and prices are reasonable. Ordered the Jambalaya and it was very good. Pretzel bites are a must. Innovo needs to either have larger water glasses or leave the water pitcher on the table. Servers had to refill our tiny tumblers numerous times. This place is LOUD, similar to many places that used the trendy industrial interior design. Our party of five really disliked having to scan the Q code for a menu. We were given a tablet but we had to share it. The Q code menu requires everyone to pull out their phone, which leads to distractions. When it came time for dessert, none of us felt like digging out our phones again, so we skipped that. I would return, though. Food is solidly good and service is great.