The location in a historic 19th century stone building and a secluded dining patio are worthy attractions, but chef Evan LeRoy’s slow-smoked meats and award-winning hot sauces, not to mention the bar’s craft cocktails, keep people coming back.

This article appears in February 6 • 2015.

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