Two Hands

J J Kullman 175 reviews · Local Guide 3 August 2026

Really cool modern and chill designed interior. The harissa chicken lentil salad was as delicious, crisp, and refreshing as it looks. I actually feel better after eating it 😁 Service was great, all around top notch restaurant. Plenty of unique style meal selections on the menu, from brunch to lunch, not typical fare that most places serve.

K Kim 222 reviews · Local Guide 27 July 2026

Great cozy dinner spot. The peri peri chicken was so flavorful! My friends enjoyed their burgers and the peach salad. Service was great as well.

K Kristina Eramo 4 reviews 19 July 2026

Tonight was our first time dining at Two Hands and it was an amazing experience. Our server, Ryan, was warm and welcoming and had amazing recommendation for appetizers and entrees. We were greeted and seated by the General Manager, Orlando, who checked in on us later in our meal. The environment was modern and inviting. Highly recommend the cavatelli and the banana bread desert!

H Holly Denby 8 reviews 11 July 2026

My husband and I stopped by Two Hands for brunch and had an amazing experience! Kyle was our server, and he was fantastic—great energy, friendly, and especially attentive to my peanut and tree nut allergy, which I really appreciated. He recommended the lemon poppyseed waffle and the breakfast burrito, and both were absolutely delicious. The waffle was especially unique and is definitely a must-try! We also ordered the smoked salmon toast, which was fresh, flavorful, and equally impressive. From the food to the service, everything exceeded our expectations. We had such a great experience and would absolutely recommend Two Hands to anyone looking for a delicious brunch spot. We’re already looking forward to coming back to try more of the lunch and dinner menu!

Z Zach Fischer 180 reviews · Local Guide 5 July 2026

Came for Father’s Day brunch. Great food, nice ambiance. I’m knocking a star for the checkout experience. A mandatory 5% service fee gets added to the bill. On top of that, the server holds up a handheld device with three tip options: 18%, a pre-selected 20%, and 22%. None of them account for the service fee you’re already paying. So to leave a true 20% total, you have to take the device, tap “other amount,” do the mental math, and type it in manually while the server hovers and watches. Awkward and the only damper on an otherwise nice experience. The setup is clearly designed to nudge you into over-tipping and make anything else uncomfortable. I dropped my tip to 10% over the hassle.