Susan M.
Yelp
If you don't love dining while sitting on hard, uncomfortable wooden chairs, try to commandeer one of the very few tables on the wall to the right of the door with a cushioned bench on the wall side, or one of the few along the wall to the left of the door with actual stuffed "living room" chairs!
It's pretty much self-serve, as you stand at the counter to order your food, get glasses for the beverages, go fill them up, and finally get to sit down to wait for your food to be brought to the table. Then you start going for beverage refills...more on that later...
I had the Russell Burger, which was stacked so high I couldn't get it in my mouth, and while it was good, with interesting toppings (Gouda cheese, balsamic caramelized onions, and arugula, none of which I could single out), on a brioche bun that had a big black burn on the tops. All of that makes it difficult to squeeze it down to bite-size, and it's very messy...you'll have truffle aioli and meat juice all over you hands, so grab lots of napkins BEFORE you start eating!
Although there is no small "side salad" on the menu, they do have one; just ask for it. It's an interesting mix of cucumber, celery, greens, and what I think was feta cheese. Because I asked for it with my burger, it was less expensive than it would be on its own.
You'll get in some exercise throughout your meal because their beverage glasses aren't very big, and if you want tea, fruit and cucumber infused water, or just plain water, all the refill jugs are far across the very large room that is the restaurant. I think among the three of us, we collectively made six trips for refills, taking turns. I liked that part about as much as I liked the hard wooden chairs! And I wasn't impressed enough with any of the food we had to go back.