My husband and I dined here last week. It is a quaint restaurant in an old house, possibly? We dined inside because the outside was still quite sunny. It is a very small interior with many tables. Our waitress was a young polite girl who I believe was the only one in this room. Service was slow. I had ravioli. They were not the best I've had, but they were good. My husband had eggplant parm. He said it was very good also. 20% tip is added to the bill which I am not crazy about. We always tip 20% but I want that to be my choice.

Service was terrible. We had to ask for the drink menu. The “wine list” only states red, white, moscato, and prosecco…there is no detailed wine menu. The drinks we ordered were okay, but very slow to come. Regarding the food, this is not authentic Italian food. I ordered the carbonara which was served with penne instead of linguine. It was nothing special. I also ordered the house salad which stated it came with a flavorful Tuscan dressing. When the salad arrived it had no dressing. I thought they just forgot, but no. When I asked for the missing dressing they brought me oil and vinegar. Then the man I am assuming is the manager/owner came and gave me a new salad, saying the one they gave me was “weird”. Shockingly the second salad was the same as before and also missing the dressing. I was speechless. We skipped dessert and requested the check, which never came so I had to hunt down our waiter who was “in training”. Despite having asked him directly for the bill, he seemed surprised it never came. I’m not sure who he thought would bring it to us if not him? The meal was a disaster, then there is the atmosphere…if you are there for dinner and facing the street, expect to be blinded repeatedly by car headlights constantly. It is rare for me to give such a poor review, but after paying $150 for two small appetizers, two drinks, and two main dishes I would not recommend this place to anyone. I wish we would have asked to have part of the meal comped because it was just that bad all around.