Trina M.
Yelp
The server was extremely friendly, however I was extremely disappointed with the food. At $17+ tax and tip for truffle fries, so a total of $20 for fries, you would expect something out of this world for the fries. Instead, you get a plate of fries that are not even half as good as just about any local diner, they had no salt, and the barest dusting of cheese on 3 of the fries. They were just not good. We had to send them back. The server was gracious enough to take them off the bill, so I have nothing negative to say about the service.
For me it was the menu that was the issue. How are there no smaller sides offered? Either I want $20 fries or I don't get fries? The drink menu didn't appear to have any non alcoholic options, so from what I saw, there didn't appear to be any options besides water available. For a place that serves prosciutto and fig pizza and has the bougiest toppings around, how is there not a gluten free pizza option? They do offer gluten free pasta on the menu, which is fine, but this is predominately a pizza place. I wanted to try the pizza too, but essentially was limited to $17 fries, $17 brussels sprouts, salad, or a $20+ full pasta dinner. It just felt like there was so much potential there, but they need to put a little more thought into their menu. Add GF pizza, add nonalcoholic drinks to the menu, offer side dishes and smaller meal options, and for the love of all that is delicious, please rethink those fries.