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  • The food at Kitchen Table made my experience. Thursday afternoon at approximately 11am was a bit packed more than i would have anticipated, so plan ahead if you expect to sit immediately. One of the first negatives that i noticed upon approach to the front door to get my name on the list was the very loud music that was playing from a speaker on the patio. And the type of music didnt really "fit" the food and atmosphere that was on display here either. I even made a comment to the hostess about not wanting to sit near the very loud music, and she said oh thats just the speaker right there. I was hoping she would catch on and maybe turn it down a bit, but of course it didnt happen. A 20 minute wait found me sitting outside on the steps getting a view of how there was not a lot of thought put into the decor, layout and presentation of the patio. There are enclosed canopies that if i were sitting in would feel kind of weird and stuffy. The long vinyl wrapped high back benches (cheap looking) that look as if they are styled to block the view in and out of the patio area from the passer bys. And the worst part was the hordes of empty food service cardboard boxes that were throw all around the patio, and even into parts of the surrounding landscaping. Does management know this is being done? I cant imagine that anybody can think that this is appealing to the consumer. Simple suggestions... If you are going to have music in a restaurant, fit the music and the level to that of the food and experience. I was sitting inside (speaker outside) and i had to speak above normal to be heard. I think a more inviting patio for both the diners and the passer bys is an open one where people can see whats going on around and not closed in by walls. Passer bys can also see the welcoming patio and venture in to maybe even want to sit and eat themselves. Simple open tables and umbrellas for shade would be ideal under the palm trees you have back there. And you must get a grasp on those cardboard boxes. There was at least 2 dozen boxes thrown around your patio, and actually made me want to leave, coupled with the music. But... even with the above, i will still be back. What? Yes! I had the benedict, and it was the best that i have had. The hollandaise was simply delicious and balanced with the most perfect made eggs. If some improvements can be made on the atmosphere, this could be a regular spot no doubt. But till then i will not be rushing back for more.
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