Hat City Kitchen - Orange
Hat City Kitchen
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Located at 459 Valley Street, at the corner of Valley and Forest, in the shadow of Our Lady of the Valley Church, Hat City Kitchen is a new restaurant in an old building with a fresh atmosphere. Our focus is on quality and integrity, offering American Comfort food with a southern and New Orleans influence, a concept we like to call Creosoul. With a simple menu, we perfect artisanal processes to create the best food possible. Hat City Kitchen aims to appeal to families, traditional food enthusiasts, and discerning Epicureans at an affordable price point. All profits from the restaurant support the revitalization of the Valley neighborhood, in line with Orange's cultural and commercial history. Hat City Kitchen is a unique blend of art, urban planning, food, and music, providing a lively experience for neighbors late into the night.
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The place is very spacious and rates are pretty decent. The staff was very helpful and always available to answer questions.
After work, I invited my friends for drinks and they recommended coming here. I must say, I was impressed with the place. The bartender was friendly and sweet. She made us some really good drinks and a Long Island that was strong but good!!! The music was on point. The DJ played a variety of hip hope and RnB music which made it even better. Now, let's talk about the food...Great! We ordered so much food and definitely ate it all. The prices are even better. Inexpensive and I hope they stay like that because I will be visiting a lot more. Definitely recommend this place!
HCK used to feel like home. It was one of my favorite spots to hang, eat, drink and listen to great live music. MY, have things changed! The spot shows visible signs of wear and tear on the interior. The service was good. They were out of almost every beer on tap. The liquor selection is slight. The bartender/server couldn't make the first drink I ordered FROM THE MENU because they were out of the ingredients. The food menu is an embarrassment to real food menus everywhere. I ordered fries, cause you can't go wrong with fries, right? WRONG! The fries tasted like the fried pickles my friend ordered! We came back for nostalgia sake, thinking we'd catch a glimpse of the old HCK. Sadly, you can't go home again!Vegetarian options: There are not many, if any, vegetarian options. Because of my experience, I do not trust they would be careful with cross-contamination.Parking: HCK is in a residential neighborhood. Therefore, parking is extremely difficult to find. Pay close attention to street signs and beware of hidden driveways!Kid-friendliness: I would not bring my children to this place.Wheelchair accessibility: HCK is a small spot. The main entrance has a very high, very dangerous step up. There is a side entrance I believe is too narrow for a wheelchair. And it would be too difficult to maneuver around inside.
Nice place to hang out. Bartenders are very nice and friendly, and prices are very reasonable Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Chicken Wings, Wings
It's ok spot for cocktails , oh and hookah if that's your thing Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3
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Hat City WingsBuffalo; BBQ; / Honey Pepper
$9.0 Andouille Sausage CarbonaraLinguine Pasta tossed in Alfredo Sauce + Julienne Andouille Sausage
$17.1 Red Snapper MuenierePan Fried + a classic New Orleans Mueniere Sauce of Worcestershire; Butter; & Lemon. Topped Lump Crab Meat
$18.1 Cornbread Crusted Catfish$17.1Cool Crisp Salads
Bleu N Bacon WedgeIceburg Lettuce + Chunky Bleu Dressing n Bacon
$8.0 Hat City Salad$6.0
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