3 stars for Guido's. No more, no less.
The menu is very limited. I was surprised at how limited. Maybe we were there at an off time where they were in between lunch and dinner and that's the bar menu, I'm not sure, but it was small.
On our table:
Queso
Nachos
Teriyaki chicken sandwich
Grilled cheese
Both sandwiches came with "eggplant fries" as an upcharge.
The queso and nachos "looked better than they tasted." The grilled cheese was standard. The teriyaki chicken sandwich was very salty and very dry.
The eggplant fries stole the show. They were delicious, with a side of grainy honey mustard for dipping. They're probably the only thing I'd go back for.
Also, if you want a cup of coffee (as my dad did) be aware that they use a Keurig, and therefore, charge by the cup. No free refills on your joe.