Having read a positive review of the food in a local periodical, we were looking forward to dining there last night and would use a restaurant.com certificate for $25. Upon entering we were greeted not only by the cordial host, but also by a stench indicative of a chronic sewer problem. There were none of the usual Italian cooking aromas emanating from the kitchen, nor of pizza being baked in the advertised wood-fired oven. We presented our certificate and were told that they had "stopped" these certificates a month ago and would not honor it. The restaurant showed all the signs of a business in imminent failure: lack of customers, starkness of the room, no sign of the nightly music. In view of the negative ambiance in general and the appetite killing smell in specific, we did not stay to try their non-discounted food. I called restaurant.com today, and was told that they were still offering the $15 certificate, and should have honored the $25 I bought earlier. I'm tempted to purchase the $15, try to use it tomorrow and find out how much of a scam this is. But then I think of that smell that wasn't food. By the way restaurant.com gave me replacement credit, plus another $10.