Greg L.
Yelp
Have heard lots of good things about this place, so decided to give it a try after being at the Flagship Cinemas for a movie. While waiting for the hostess to come greet us, I watched someone fill a squeegee with a window cleaner, and watching it spill onto the bar and floor. I'm thinking they probably should have filled that in the back of the house. Hostess finally acknowledged us and asked if we had a reservations, which we did not. I guess they now have a new dining area in the storefront next to their original/main location. Since we did not have reservations, we were seated over there. You actually have to walk back outside and head to the entrance next to them. It's a big open room with high ceilings, so as the place started filling up, it became louder in there. They were out of several dishes, including one my son wanted to order. We started with the tomato tower, which my wife said was good, and we enjoyed the fried mozzarella. They do give you complimentary bread and what was essentially tomato pie, but cut into pizza slices. Those were all good. The pasta dishes that we generally had though were just ok. The chicken in my chicken Alfredo didn't have much flavor. The pasta and sauce were ok, but nothing that knocked my socks off. Desserts were good (tiramisu, cannoli's, and cheesecake). The bill came and it was pretty expensive for a meal that we left feeling just meh. I guess we had higher expectations. To be fair, we did come home with leftovers, so we effectively got two meals out of this. Unfortunately, we just didn't see what all the fuss was about this place.