Frank H.
Yelp
The food was a notch better than what is generally available in The Village, though a shade pricey ($25 for two small tentacles in the grilled octopus appetizer, for example). Some of the dishes I and my friends ordered seemed to be missing an adequate side of vegetables (I had the Cornish hen, which would have benefited a side of green vegetables or carrots to round it out). But the main issue, the reason I will not return was the noise level. It should be clear to anyone who works there that diners are hoping to converse with friends or romantic partners, NOT to shout over loud club music or, worse, a live musician who seems to believe they're in a concert hall. The night I was there, the singer/guitarist refused to notice that he was too loud and that diners were leaning over their tables to hear each other. And any table of four or more people was forced to break into conversational pairs. Why DO restaurants play music so loud when conversation is the among the top-two reasons their customers are there (the other is good food).