Lucky E.
Yelp
The food at this restaurant is mostly delicious, but the value for the money is not good, and I'm not one of those big all-you-can-eat buffet type of goomers. (I have 50 years of fine dining experience.)
The hostess needs some basic training in manners, so that she could perhaps add "please" instead of just saying "follow me" to the table.
The homemade mushroom soup was delicious. However, the cup of soup and bowl of soup are not more than one or two ounces different in volume. The soup bowl has a great big wide lip around it, and the volume of actual soup in it is maybe one or two ounces more than the cup, which is five dollars less. Maybe that's why the waitress suggested this rip-off.
Some of the entrées are a good portion size for a pre-adolescent or a little old lady, but not for most people between age 14 and 70 or 75. The walleye tasted good, but there were no more than seven or eight bites in the whole portion! It was only accompanied by some risotto that had a few peas in it, and a small pile of arugula, and nothing else. I don't know how they can masquerade this as being in the "Large Plate" menu category because it was clearly served on a small plate - a little hors d'oeuvre size plate. Such audacity the restaurant has to pull this bait-and-switch! The salmon, however, was sufficient size for most adults. So best advice to you if you want to waste money at this extremely noisy restaurant is to ask your waitperson specific questions about the size of the portion of each entrée you are considering ordering, because some of them are just little snacks that will leave you very unsatisfied if you're more than just a little bit hungry.
Our waitress was nice, but not particularly attentive. Our food was brought to the table by some guy we hadn't seen before. Although they have some delicious food, this is far from being a highly recommended restaurant.