The charm of Sal who works the front of the house and his brotherid who handles the kitchen makes this place. The food is decent - we enjoyed a spinach salad with a lemon truffle dressing and a caesar salad plus some grilled calamari. For the prices paid it was what I would call honest food. The pizzas start at $8 to $15. A medium thick crust - all three of ua ate half the pizza - the other half we just scrapped the toppoing off and ate it. The house made cheesecake is good to share with two. I wanted a bit of spice for the pizza and the waiter gave me a petite pitcher with a very yummy salsa verde sauce. Good place to hang with friends for fun lively conversation. Food is not the focus here but the laid back casual scene is warming. And Sal tells me that a new sign is on order. Careful when driving here - Old Kingston Road and Kingston Road are two separate roads. If following google maps keep to you right - watch for the white overlite strip mall littered with generic signs like restaurant, post office, et al.