Dick's Hideaway

$$ • New Mexican Cuisine, Beer Bar, Vegetarian

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About Dick's Hideaway

Dick's Hideaway is a hidden gem and a popular spot for foodies. With only 8 seats at the bar, sitting there allows a close-up view of the talented cooks and waitstaff. The restaurant offers amazing food, great service, and a cool atmosphere, making for a memorable experience. This speakeasy-like restaurant is a perfect choice for those seeking a hidden gem. The restaurant is located right next to Lucis, with no obvious signage, just two dark doors with a "Sorry we are open" sign. The kitchen is right behind the bar, so customers can watch their food being made and the flames going. The portions are huge, and the menu features a combination of traditional Gringo and Mexican dishes, including the great green chili and beans. The staff is always friendly, and the overall vibe is nice and casual. Many customers praise the amazing food, especially the carne adovada, which is perfect, and the shrimp enchiladas. The bacon wrapped jalapeños, Vic’s meatloaf, and cold brew coffee are also highly recommended. While some find the prices a bit expensive, many feel they get high-quality food and excellent service worth the cost. The food is tasty and consistent every time, and portions are large enough for leftovers. The appetizers are tasty, and the food can be spicy, so caution is advised. Whether craving a hearty breakfast or a delicious dinner, Dick's Hideaway is a must-visit destination in the neighborhood. For breakfast options, eggs benedict and other choices are available, often bringing some heat, and a Wisconsin-style Bloody Mary is recommended to start the day.

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Dick's Hideaway Reviews

4.6
509 ratings
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4.7
Atmosphere
4.7
Service
4.7

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Good food! Huge portions.
Truly exceptional hidden gem.
There is no signage outside, just a blacked out door with a menu. You have to know where this place is, or it's hard to find.
The restaurant is small, only a few dozen seats max. The menu isn't huge, and everything on it that I tried was delicious.
Especially the carne asada enchiladas.
This is truly southwestern food, not Tex-Mex.
I highly recommend it.
Absolutely amazing food and drinks, and the staff was amazing as well

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Hours

Monday 7AM - 10PM
Tuesday 7AM - 10PM
Wednesday 7AM - 10PM
Thursday 7AM - 10PM
Friday 7AM - 10PM
Saturday 7AM - 10PM
Sunday 7AM - 10PM
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