Checked this place out for dinner and had an awesome experience!
Our server was adorable and helpful, and walked the line between letting us enjoy our food in peace and checking up to make sure we were OK very well. The beer menu is awesome - definitely give a few of them a try if you can.
Got a mac and cheese, which everyone I knew had raveddd about (this was the reason we came here). I like to think of myself as a mac and cheese addict - gourmet: I consume embarrassing amounts of Kraft Easy Mac (Kraft Dinners in Canada?) but I'd like to think I know good mac when I taste it.
This m&c was... ok. It came with quite a bit of food - a salad starter (your arteries will probably thank you for the garden salad with the balsamic dressing option, but the Cesar salad had bacon on it!!11!!11!1!!1), garlic bread, and enough m&c for two meals (or one me). This m&c is boiled - I tend to prefer them baked (you get the nice crust!!) but it had a flavorful mix of cheeses. Something I didn't like is that they sprinkled a fair amount of cheddar on it as well, and instead of melting into the macaroni it glooped into a large glob in the center of my plate that really messed with the macaroni vs cheese ratio of every bite. The cheese sauce also had that slightly grainy texture that comes when you add flour while cooking, but the cheese doesn't melt completely smoothly.
Pretty solid m&c. I can definitely see myself going back to Victory Cafe, but ordering something other than the m&c - they had some awesome, tasty options (pulled pork sandwich, anyone?) on the menu and I'd definitely like to try them out.