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| - I have seen this joint forever, because it is nestled in the back corner from Rooster's, but I have never been in. The hubs and I tried eating at Yama, but was closed due to MLK day. So, we went to the Guru. I'm going to be honest and tell you that I was more than skeptical, because it didn't look very clean, and even though we really enjoyed the sushi, I still think it could use a good scrubbing and freshening up. It's a small establishment, with well-placed tables, including some bistro tables, for maximum seating. We were seated at a bistro table by the window, but ended up sitting at the sushi bar because we decided we wanted to insert ourselves more in the ambiance. Our server's name was Frank and he was so personable and took great care of us! We started with the tuna poke bowl, which was fantastic, then had an assortment of rolls and nigiri, which was also wonderful. It was all very fresh and delicious. From the hostess, to the sushi chefs, everything was really wonderful! We will be back and we thank you for a great experience.
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