I was somewhat surprised to walk right in at lunchtime on a Monday and find an open table, but it was a damp, chilly day. After surveying the various selections on the chalkboard menu, I ordered the lunch special, which comprised a quarter white meat fried chicken with two sides for $10. The chicken was delightfully juicy and coated with a just-right golden crust. It was lightly drizzled with local honey, but I requested a bit more since it wasn’t enough for my taste.
A distinctive mac & cheese custard was equally rewarding, as was a bowlful of perfectly prepared summer squash. I washed everything down with a Mason jar of not-quite-sweet-enough iced tea.
Service at Beasley’s was attentive, although the male server could have smiled a bit more often. As for décor, high ceilings with exposed beams and ductwork, wooden flooring and aluminum stool seating make for urban chic meets country diner. Amazingly, it wasn’t too loud to carry on a pleasant conversation with a friend.
No doubt Beasley’s will have a fixed place in the downtown culinary scene for years to come. I know I’ll do my part to keep it going strong.

Seeing good food like this makes me very thankful parents go about introducing solids to their children. I don't want to even think about how tough it would be to have to down milk and semi-liquid items all my life.
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