After reading so many reviews about their awesome brunch, we headed to Waterfront. When we got the menu we knew we were a bit surprised. Pricy! We ordered food, and while it has been a couple of weeks, I can't remember what we had. It was just uneventful.

The few times I've been here at nights, it's just a bit too crowded for my taste, and I've found the crowd a bit meat-marketish. While they have live music I usually just find it overbearingly loud. I may just be geting too old. :-)

A big group of folks went here for Sunday brunch and were pretty impressed. The highlight of the meal was the crab melts and their bloody mary's. I wasn't too crowded for brunch, it was decently quiet, and the place looks swanky. It's a good spot to enjoy a $3.50 bloody mary where they really think about the mixers in the drink, and when you ask for it spicy you better be ready for what you get. I was feeling uninspired and just went with a burger. The burger was a bit overcooked, but the bun was a nice fresh bread and their fries were excellent - overall a good effort.

About a year ago I came here after it just opened and wasn't too impressed. Saute seems to be coming into their own and I look forward to heading back here.

Went here for a quick bite when my family was in town, and was very impressed. We got some chicken and carnitas tacos, and the chicken quesadilla. While I've heard people rave about the carnitas, I was more impressed with the marinade on the chicken. Their quesadilla used a fresh oaxacan cheese, and was excellent. Tacos and quesadillas are running under $4, and come out quick. This is a great quick stop on the way home, or when heading out to the bars in Fells.

Their salsas on the counters are excellent - so nice to have flavorful sauces!

The owner was also extremely nice. He chatted us up as we waited, and was even nice enough to throw in a free bag of chips - BTW their chips are AMAZING. Don't forget to pick up a kilo of freshly made tortillas ($1.90) on your way out.