We've had many meals here since Pomo opened a few years ago, but today we were disappointed. I just wonder when it was they last tasted their own food to ensure the high quality as when they opened. The gnocchi was not good. We could not taste any potato in the dish; instead of delicate, light potato "pillows", they were mushy cheese balls. I kept looking for the potato. The minestrone soup was average. Gone was the lovely garlic and onion undertones of a well made minestrone. The bruschetta was average--excellent bread, but the tomatoes on top were simply halved instead of diced, and the flavor was lacking. There was one leaf of basil as a garnish on the plate, but no basil chopped up and added to the tomatoes. The one shining light was the service. We had a great waiter who couldn't have been more gracious and courteous. Also, the coffee was exceptional. Come on Pomo! Put the Mama Mia back in the food!