Food = delicious
Ambiance = meh
Service = meh
Value = meh
Started with the arancini (Italian rice balls) - this was our first time and they were delicious. For the main course we each got the veal (the lady got the picatta - which was served with capers and a heap o' brocolli, I got the parmesan, which was yum-tastic and served with penne and their fresh marinara).
The ambiance felt a little tacky - with the exception of some very unique posters advertising some of their specials and promotions. The service started off okay, a nice older gentleman who had the coolest Italian accent. More than a couple times we went thirsty with empty glasses, but the weirdest part came at the end of the night.
When you dine with other couples, it's not out of the ordinary for said couples to pay individually. This only becomes a problem when the bill comes hand-written and the waiter can't read his own chicken scratch. It's not good to end the evening making the customer feel like they're putting you out trying to separate things.
So a few drinks, an appetizer and two main courses came to $80 with tip - it's just a shame that it ended on a somewhat sour note.