Tuscan Market at Tuscan Village Salem

The food was incredible. I had the chance to go one day for dinner and another day for brunch, and both times I was surprised by how delicious everything was. The service could improve. I know they have a lot of tables, but it felt like my server (on both occasions) disappeared for long periods of time. The day I went for brunch, the server even brought the check without us asking for it, which made us order less than we actually wanted. I would come back a thousand times and I do recommend it—the food is spectacular!!

AMAZING food and coffee, so quick and easy. The iced vanilla latte with cold foam is 10/10, so cheap compared to others and insanely good. The Italian wedding soup is the best soup i’ve ever had and such a good size. The paninis are INCREDIBLE, so big and feels like you’re in Italy! Such good vibes and props to the marketing team, I want to come here everyday!!!!!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

The food was beyond incredible. We are gluten-free, and we’re happy to say the food was great AND didn’t cause us issues! Our waitress Izzy was amazing - she made us feel right at home. We are looking forward to returning soon!

Tuscan Market is one of the favorite places to visit especially during holidays time and never disappoints us. We tried the ravioli, pesto sauce, baguette, and a few other items from this market, and every single one was outstanding. Fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with quality ingredients. A perfect place to grab great food while at Tuscan Village and bring ingtadienta home to cook a delicious meal!

What an amazing experience. From the moment we walked in the door we fell in love with this place. The staff is amazing and accommodating ! Our waitress Bridgette was top notch..friendly and attentive. The food…ohhhh the food…we spoiled ourselves and it was 100% worth it. Our food was fantastic ! The overall vibe was beautiful and we will definitely be going back!

I have to say that my wife and I were completely disappointed. Told 30 minutes, but took 50 minutes to get a table. Once sat at the table, another 15 minutes before our server came by. We ordered everything up front. The appetizers came, but yet again... no server to be found. No drinks, no bread... another 10 minutes before she came to check on us with the drinks. OK - enough of the crappy service. Our waitress was terrible. Food. Ceasar salad was boring. Meatballs were good. Steak tips ordered med-rare came out med-well. Potatoes were good. Mixed grill was all over cooked. Broccolirabe was so undercooked it was inedible - way too hard. For $115 which did not include any alcohol - go somewhere else!! Very difficult to find parking. Never got any water for the table either.

Tuscan Market is a fantastic destination for anyone who loves Italian cuisine. They offer a wonderful selection of authentic Italian foods and drinks, all made in-house. The market also provides cooking tools and even cooking lessons, which add an extra layer of fun to the experience. Plus, they serve the best meatballs I’ve ever had. The ambiance is lively, and the outdoor seating lets you enjoy the view of the complex. Highly recommend for a fun and delicious outing!

I am writing to express my disappointment with the bakery at Tuscan Market in Salem, NH. This is the second time I've purchased pastries from there, and both experiences have been unsatisfactory. The first time, I bought a cake, and to my shock, the strawberries on it had mold. Yes, mold! It was absolutely disgusting, especially considering the price point of their products. Thinking it might have been a one-off incident, I decided to give them another chance. However, on my recent second visit, I bought a puff pastry, and once again, it tasted spoiled. As a local customer, I find this unacceptable, and it's disheartening to see such quality issues. I urge the management to address these concerns seriously, as it has led me to take my business elsewhere. I hope to see improvements in the future, but for now, I cannot recommend this bakery.

We did not have a chance to eat here, as we had already eaten and we were checking out the area. Adjacent to the open entertainment are and outside bar, is a wide variety of foods and treats to go, dive in or relax by shopping the area. Cool spot

We had a 6pm reservation for dinner. We arrived a touch early but they couldn't seat us. We browsed around Williams Sonoma then went back to the hostess stand where other people just walking in were being seated. A bit disappointing but understandable given the young hostesses and the busyness of the restaurant. We were eventually seated but it was quite cramped and right up against the entrance of the restaurant. Not the best seat in the house. The servers had to ask me to move several times to get to the table on the other side of us (it was so incredibly cramped). They did offer us free dessert due to the inconvenience but we were going to get ice cream so we declined. I would rather they were thoughtful about table placement. It took forever for our server to arrive but thankfully she came with bread in hand so we were forgiving! Ordered martinis, it took a long time for drinks to arrive as well. We had mushroom ravioli and the salmon with farro. Both were as expected and tasty. My second drink arrived as I was almost done my meal (with apologies but that doesn't really help!) so the service was slow but not necessarily the waitresses fault. I concur with other reviews that the menu is slim but it's the marketplace- I'm pretty sure Tuscan Kitchen has a more robust menu. We enjoy the marketplace for an easy dinner when shopping at the village.

Nice ambiance. Servers are amazing. Bar staff is horrible. Stated closing is 10pm - asked for a beer at 8:15 pm the crack bartender said "sorry we're closed". Embarrassing - do better. We will be spreading the word that you guys suck.

Had a very enjoyable lunch with my daughter at Tuscan Market last week. We had a 6 week old baby in a stroller with us-sat at a table in the corner, so plenty of room. We each had paninis-Chicken Parm for Amanda and a Caprese with added prosciutto (generous portion of meat!))for me. Both sandwiches were very good & the accompanying chips were nice & fresh. I would have had a draft beer, but they were a little pricey for me. Amanda had a glass of Chardonnay. We had very good & friendly service from Serina H. The restaurant is spacious, nicely decorated and bright. There is indoor & outdoor seating. Would not hesitate to return.

I got out on a Saturday night and experienced the beautiful venue and buzz of the Tuscan Market. There's a closed patio with heaters for an indoor outdoor seating experience and a big open seating place among the various market vendors. You can also grab a cocktail and sit outside under beautiful golden lights around warm fire pits with a cocktail in a cozy Adirondack chair. We chose to sit in the middle of it all at the bar and despite the bustle it was nice and comfortable. The service was great and we especially enjoyed Iris our server and bartender. She provided guidance on the menu and made both food and drink recommendations throughout the evening. We started with the Arancini which was delicious- see the photos. Per Iris' guidance and help I then decided on the Cesar salad with steak tips and my friend got a pasta dish that she added grilled chicken too- we both loved our food! We were there several hours catching up so we tried various craft cocktails which were both beautiful and delicious. Generally speaking the place isn't cheap. The entrees are pricey but a large enough portion to share or take home for leftovers and I think the quality and environment justifies the expense. I'd definitely come again and hope to shop the various market vendors in the future who sell the many fabulous items on the menu.

Went to outdoor bar... If you want an outdoor bar-this is for you If you want attentive service-this is not the place for you Service was non existent...dismissive I was by myself so maybe that was it

Food and service both outstanding. The food was delicious and fresh. A really nice well-rounded menu. Cocktails also on point. Recommend Food and service both outstanding. The food was delicious and fresh. A really nice well-rounded menu. Cocktails also on point. Recommend

Michael Murray was an amazing server, would come back for the service alone. But also great food, had a signature panini.

An abysmal experience . One of our meals came 20 minutes after the others were delivered. One of our desserts came 15 minutes late after asking our server multiple times. We were charged twice for one meal and then the corrected version of that bill charged us twice for a different meal. It took forever to straighten it out.

Food is Medicare service is Not attentive at all from the hostess to the waitress to expecting our waitress to for us to carry multiple to go containers and not be offered a bag. Did not once come around to ask how the food was an item in the order was missing by the time we received it we wanted to leave at that time

The restaurant is located inside the busy Tuscan market. We tried to go and sit there, but it was always packed. The table is very close to each other, noisy and busy. Feel cramped.

Trying brunch at the Tuscan Market, the pasta looks good so going to try the Capellini Pomodoro. The meal was very good, pasta was done right and the sauce and meatball were nice and well done. It was a little loud but not bad and to be expected for this location being in a market. Service was fast and friendly and he was very attentive.

Junk. The Americanized Italian garbage paired with the inattentive service always makes Tuscan brands a disappointment. This market was no different, I don't know why I even waste my time ever going in them!! I was curious to see what this large Tuscan over branded nonsense was all about and per usual, I reflected on the fact that Tuscan brands just aren't great quality, just an over marketed brand recognition attempt. Save your money, there are SO many better businesses in the area, even the tourists in Salem deserve more than Tuscan Trashcan!!

We attended the cocktail mixing class on 2/15/2025, which was very fun and informative. I suggest taking a class no matter the topic. After class we stopped at the eatery inside the market. Waitress sat us quickly and was very attentive, wish we could remember her name, but she was polite and courteous even at that hour of the night close to closing and during a wintery mix of snow and sleet outside when I'm sure tall of the employees would rather have been home safe. Any event... Limoncello spritz was refreshing and not as sweet as some others that I've had. Arancini...the ball itself was fine but that sauce was absolutely delish! Like the best fried dough sauce you remember getting as a kid at one of the summer carnivals in the church parking lot. Pizza was fine, cooked well and flavorful. We're from New Haven so you gotta be exceptional to top our apizza. Bolognese was good. I like mine with a little more meat, but that's my preference. I think the overall value is here and not over at the Tuscan Kitchen. Pricing at Tuscan Market eatery was an excellent quality to price ratio. Portion sizes are more than enough to split between two people. Think the bowl of pasta was $19 and that's a deal. Overall, coming from southern CT and being around some of the best Italian food in the tri-state area, it's hard to compare but all things considered it's probably some of the best in the Salem, NH area especially considering at how busy they were. For those saying that it's homogenized Italian American food, yeah but it's done right with an emphasis on value and quality. If you're looking for authentic Italian food then get on a plane and go to Italy. The market itself was nice. The selection of cheese didn't blow me away nor did the overpriced wine section but the gelato, desserts and fresh bread section will always catch my eye. Prepared foods area looked tasty. If I had brought a cooler then I probably would've loaded up for the drive back home. Would come back for a class and a bite. Looking forward to summers out in that patio. I'm sure they throw some good parties out there.

Went here for Valentine's day and they were great! Atmosphere was very welcoming! I'd like to go back in the summer!

Made a reservation for 4 on my daughter's birthday. Was told there was a 45 minute wait despite having a reservation. Even after waiting an additional half hour after the 45 minute wait, still did not have a table. Don't care how good the food is, will never come bac

Here for dinner with Martha & two friends. Our server was very nice. The guy playing music (4/11/25) was AMAZING. Keep him coming. Good drink selection (yay Chardonnay!) & my friends enjoyed the seasonal cocktails. PRO - The bread was amazing & there was a TON of it. The dipping oil with balsamic was good, throw some garlic in there & it would be better, but we used it up as is. My friends both ordered the Beet Salad with Salmon. And it was very good. Looked great, nice chunk of beautifully grilled salmon over the salad with beets & what looked like some delicious goat cheese. They really enjoyed the salads & said they'd get them again. And that brings me to... CON - I ordered a Caesar Salad with steak tips. It came with two beautifully cooked, as ordered, good sized tips. But one of the main reasons I ordered the Caesar was I know they have their own fine cheese area. I figured the cheese in the salad would be excellent. Well, not to so much. In fact there was NO cheese in my Cesear. And I looked for it. So while the tips were good, the salad was pretty blah, just croutons. I'd NOT order it again. SO- Go for the music, avoid the Caesar Salad, but try the other salads. They take reservations which we appreciated. It is loud, even without the music, so not a "romantic date night" place but good place to sip cocktails with the girls.

It's a marketplace to buy cheeses and wine, it's an indoor gourmet foods dining experience where you can enjoy ready made entrees like baked salmon or lasagna, but it's also a restaurant with table service, partial covered outdoor seating with heat lamps. It's a one stop shop for everything food related. Besides the gelato and pastry counter which I've shopped during both my trips to MA, I've also enjoyed the restaurant under the covered outdoor seating for brunch. Saw cooking classes happening on the local calendar and on site test kitchen. I've eyed the pizza and sandwich board each visit. Most importantly, the charcuterie and cheeses available for sale. Cheeses can be purchased by the pound, by the brick, heck - even the wheel. Tempting. So tempting. If I lived in this neighborhood, you bet this would be my local stomping ground for gourmet foods and wine. I especially love the ready made food - why cook when there's a huge selection of entrees and sides available, you just need to heat it up. Or pick up a baguette and make your own charcuterie board. The ready made salads available come in a side serving or a full serving as well. Talk about convenient! Per the community bulletin board hanging by the entrance, there are cooking classes, themed hang out nights, family friendly events and seasonal activities happening at this marketplace. Side note: Steps away is the Williams Sonoma store and just to the side of the marketplace restaurant, there's two outdoor bars and a green space for all season enjoyment. Cozy and nicely decorated outdoor - uncovered seating. I see condos and more shopping popping up as well, all steps away.

The atmosphere is great and the service is excellent but the food is a little underwhelming. Good selection but everything I had was under seasoned. I always enjoy my experience but leave thinking the food was the worst part.

The private cooking class led by Chef Martha Leahy was out of this world! With the theme of Sicilian Street Food, she went above and beyond to engage the 5 of us, literally up to our elbows, in prepping and cooking some fantastic dishes. She broke the mold of the term "chef" when we consider how arrogant and rude "chefs" can be - she was incredibly personable, knowledgeable and top notch. Thank you Chef Martha for making my birthday celebration a memorable evening!

Sitting at the outdoor bar on a gorgeous summer night trying to heat B Street bombers. Why aren't there speakers at the bar??? Much needed.

Cool vibes and ok staff but the drinks and pizza were very mediocre. No taste at all and just not overall good. I would not come back here and hopefully they learn and make things taste better. The pizza was straight up just seasoning and it's the rosso pizza we got

Fourth time here in 3 years, the menu is still the same.. 34 menu items and the creativity is completely lacking. Nothing here is impressing my palate. CHANGE THE MENU!!!

Got their pizza today. Not bad. Cheese was awesome. Crust was too soft. Sauce and seasoning were good too. If they cooked the dough properly this could be an 8/10. Expensive for a small pizza also. I'd give it a 7/10 again not bad. This isn't revere it's not the north end it's not eastie but it's ok pizza.

Place looked nice, so we decided to try it out the next day. We were seated relative quickly. We should have done what the couple seated after us did, look at menu and leave. We didn't... our error. Ordered Bruschetta and, two glasses of Sangria. You've got to be kidding me: $13.00 for 1 slice of Bruschetta. 1 slice, that is way too expensive. I've had better Sangria out of a bottle. This service was slow, somewhat less than attentive, had to flag down server for anything we needed. This place was a big disappointment, and overpriced for what you get. I feel I would have gotten more for my money, and better service at Market Basket or Circle K. I know either would have been a better value. Save your $$$, you'll never see us again there. I should paid attention to the 2.x Stars, and not wasted 40+$ on 1 slice of bread and 2 glasses of cheap wine. Shame on me.

A friend and I met up for a quick bite and beverage. The market is a fun and casual environment and convenient to I-93. While I waited, I enjoyed a hot cocoa... We had the bruschetta and the gnoccho fritto- both were yummy and large enough to be shared. The server was a bit overbearing, and kept returning to "check in," but a little too frequently.

Jarrett & Joe were amazing during tonight's cooking class! The food was amazing, the experience was great, served me beers, and even walked out with a few bottles of wine that my fiancée loved! Keep doing what you're doing Tuscan!

Service was fast and friendly, we ate in covered patio which was nice. Food was very good, prices were very reasonable. I had an amazing appetizer of fried dough with fig and prosciutto and it was soooo good. The store is amazing and you will spend money on impulse food items. They have fresh meats and veggies and prepared foods. They are connected to Williams Sonoma so we also shopped there while waiting for a table (they text you). I would recommend the whole village for a few hrs stop on your way up north.

My husband reached out with a special request for our 10 year wedding anniversary. He was trying to find a bakery or restaurant to make a cake inspired by the top tier of our wedding cake. The staff were enthusiastic to make this happen without much notice or time to prepare. The cake came out BEAUTIFUL and tasted just as perfect as it looked. The effort they put in means so much to both of us. Thank you Tuscan Market!

First time here with family. My sister over did it with the cheese but wow was it worth it! Best pizza I have had in a while. Will be back! Server was on top of it when we sat outside on a busy lunch rush.

Terrible store, I would rather shop at Market Basket. The music was playing too loudly and it was hard to hear. I had an individual with hearing loss accompanying me, you can imagine their experience. Items were arranged in such a way that it was difficult to walk around. I felt like at any moment something could be knocked over. For a child or someone handicapped this store is a nightmare. It was hard to differentiate between the different departments as well. The store felt like everything was smooshed together with little planning, and was more about giving what I would describe as a "yuppie aesthetic." Despite their apparent ablism and poor setup, they made even checking out difficult. Honestly it was like: "Do you not want me to buy your stuff?" I had to ask an employee where it was which nobody should ever have to do. After I found the checkout, I had to wait several minutes to for service and that was without a line. The checkout was also attached to a cafeteria, it would be easy for someone to accidentally give a tip for grocery service. Imagine that! Ridiculous! As for the employees themselves? They were rude and uninterested in assisting customers. Not a single friendly smile in sight, actually I'm certain I've gotten better service at McDonalds. Even our cashier seemed almost angry that we were there. I will not be coming here again!

Last weekend I went with my family and immediately were uncomfortable as the hostess acted as if it was offensive my party came in and asked for a table. When it was our turn to be seated the hostess sped walked away, to the point where she was exiting to the outside patio while my party was still walking from the hostess stand. While our waitress was a lot nicer, we only saw her when we ordered and our food was delivered, leaving us and our empty water glasses to have to ask another waitress to find her when we needed to pay our check. As someone who has worked in the restaurant industry normally this would not bother me but the restaurant was even half full and it was a weekday in the afternoon. The portion size was very large and the food was decent but my party and I agreed not good enough where we would go again.

I honestly don't know why I go back! The new atmosphere is fun and lively inside and outside the market but the food, both taste and quality is so hit or miss, lately, mostly a miss. Trying to accommodate the crowd outside and appropriately manage the customers inside is just not happening. At any given moment the drink line outside was 25 deep. Which translates to our table waiting 15+ minutes for our drinks. Bottom line is I was there last Saturday my chicken Parm was dry and the sauce was essentially dried onto the pasta because I'm guessing it sat under a heat lamp while my friend's meatball pizza looked outstanding and was cooked perfectly. My waiter brought a bowl of Pomodoro sauce so I could moisten up my pasta. It tasted like a can of whole tomatoes. It also took 10 minutes. What Italian restaurant doesn't have a red sauce at the ready! Fast forward to Tuesday (8/16) and I met a friend for lunch. Thinking I was smart, I ordered the meatball pizza. The photo shows what it looked like. It was terrible. Burnt, way too much oregano and a far cry from what my friend got on Saturday (8/13). This place should be amazing but instead it's so disappointing.

It was my first time visiting Tuscan Market yesterday. We waited forever. When the food was finally ready, the waitress threw our food on the table and walked away. She seemed busy, and I get it, we weren't her money making table, but really? We each got the power bowl. I don't understand why we waited such a long time for a mini plate of cold food. It was a plate fit for a toddler. I paid $22 for some raw spinach leaves on the bottom, a small amount of cold farro (and seeing someone else's picture on this site I can say I received about 1/4 of the amount of food they did) mixed with tiny little red peppers and a few olives and two overcooked (and what I assume reheated chicken) on top. I actually came here to see what other people's plates looked like because there is no way what we received was the appropriate portion and it was completely half-assed. It was a terrible first impression. I felt so bad for the person I was with because they didn't even add protein. If we had went to Pressed Cafe, we would have had a whole meal with chunks of vegetables and it would have been cooked and fresh. (And no, I am not affiliated. They just do things right) Maybe you should explain that on your menu, that it is cold and the veggies are tiny dices mixed into the farro. There was nothing on the plate. The chef should be ashamed. I also grabbed a drink in the deli area and the woman working the deli couldn't tell me if I could add a bottle of water to my bill at the table or I was supposed to purchase it at their counter. She acted dumbfounded and said she didn't know. I asked another waitress I saw to see if she could answer my question since no one was at the register. She said, "of course!" Thank you for being competent. Is the staff even being trained? lolz. This place is way overrated. How embarrassing.

Sat and waited. Not even a hello. Left went to the beer garden- ordered food, paid, literally no one ordering food. Sat and waited. Terrible. Still waiting.

It could have been great but alas it was not. Got a great seat on the deck where we could listen to band. However, No one ever came to our table to take our order. It became a game. We enjoyed the band for 20 minutes menus proudly out in front lot of us. Counted how many times a wait person passed us by. No water and no waitress. Before you say they were busy. They were not. There were plenty of wait staff just more interested in chatting with each other than attending to guests. We finally just left. No one noticed but us. Sad. A place gets two stars for a reason. Save yourself the hassle. Go for the music. Skip the food.

New location at the newly developed Tuscan Village. Dined outdoors on a Thursday and was very busy during peak times. I'm guessing it'll be even more busy as more stores open up and summer rolls around. The wait time for 2 people was a little over an hour. Recommend calling in or scheduling a reservation ahead of time. Food is consistent to what you would expect from Tuscan brands. If you have not had it before, it's likely one of the best places for Italian in Salem. The Market dining experience is casual chic or just casual, since it is connected to the market, it does not have a feel as an upscale restaurant, for that experience you would want to go to Tuscan Kitchen for that dining experience.

I really want to like this place. The desserts are so good. But the organization around ordering in the pastry area is horrendous and I can't take it anymore. Every time I come in there it's a disaster. Nobody knows where you're supposed to order nobody knows where you supposed to pay. The lines are outrageous. It's poorly organized. Just today, I was in there to buy some pastries, and there was a huge line as usual. And there was one guy who had to service the pastry area, gelato, and he had to be the cashier. All this while other people are standing around watching. Get it together Tuscan! Here are some suggestions. One line that's dedicated for gelato. One line that's dedicated for pastries. One person who's dedicated as the cashier. It can't be this hard.

Very good food, very long wait which was worsened by waiter with attitude. Was told table would be 30 minute wait but ended up being almost 1 hour.

Had the bolognese. Delicious! If I lived in the area I'd try more of the menu. The breakfast menu and the main courses all look like they'd be just as delicious

Me and my boyfriend ordered the chicken parmigiana and it was very decent. Slightly overpriced, yet that was expected from Tuscan. The service was a bit slow and spotty and we didn't know who are waiter was until about 15 minutes after sitting at the table. Overall the decor and market/dining experience was nice.

Our second visit to the Salem location was worse than our previous visit. This time we chose to sit inside at the bar. First I will shout out to the bar server making drinks for service bar she worked hard. Our servers however were awful. We asked for bread it took a half hour. We asked for oil and Parmesan cheese 20 more minutes, utensils 10 minutes. Other patrons next to us had same issues. The service was sooo slow and they kept forgetting to bring things. Unacceptable as servers to continually forget your customers when you only had a few! As for food the Swordfish was over cooked and difficult to eat, shame on you for serving this. The salmon was also over cooked and dry. The Mushroom ravioli was actually cheese ravioli with some mushrooms on top, they should say that in the description. Overall poor service and lousy food. This restaurant clearly does not care about their patrons.

Went to take a cooking class which was fun. Had a slice of pizza before. Was impressed.

We were a party of 8 and went the week before Xmas. The service was very good for a busy night. Loved the mixed grill, the bread, and my cocktail. My only complaint was the Arctic draft coming from the doors. Everyone seated had their coats on. The doors to the outside open directly into the dining area. They need to address this. I won't return for a seated meal until it warms up.

... Never felt so disrespected at a restaurant in my life ... started from the hostess to the waitress ... was sat at a dirty table, hostesses have no idea how to seat patrons, waitress was more interested in every other table ... probably because all her other tables were drinking.... Ordered a Caesar chicken salad ... very bland, my guest enjoyed his panini & chips. Took over 30 minutes to get our order! There were several tables open but we waited over 15 minutes to be seated. However everyone after us was seated immediately! Very warm inside the market place assuming due to the kitchen. Very noisy ... staff seem more interested in socializing with each other than helping patrons. Stood at the counter while staff chatted for several minutes trying to order to go food. The only person that seemed to care about the patrons was the girl at the register who thanked me. Joe Faro do better!

I will be returning here very soon!! Amazing!!! Ava Y was astounding and I cannot describe the deliciousness of the steak and eggs for brunch, this was truly an excellent choice

Nice view and vibes but seriously overpriced. The outdoor area is nice to spend time with friends. Almost like a beer garden. Crowd definitely is skewed older here or very young children. One of the few places in the area that is nice to spend an evening at. Don't think it's really worth the drive if you live closer to Boston

Location: eight of highway. Has an indoor, a three season heated outdoor area, an actual outdoor area. So many options Service: fantastic Food: fantastic! Ordered two pasta dishes ( pomodoro and bolonase) and enjoyed both. Pasta is fresh and Al dente, sauce great, meatball huge and well cooked and seasoned Other: attached to a deli/market and a a Williams Sonoma (that has coffee) Pros: fresh food made from Scratch Cons: no bread served when you sit down and pasta dishes don't come with bread or a small side salad

Just stopped at the beer garden/Tuscan Market to see lights. Atmosphere was festive and inviting. Paid $18 for the most pitiful steak and cheese. no chips/fries. Will never return.