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| - With respect to Mary P., our experience with this place was quite the opposite. We went on a Friday night with a craving for Fish and Chips. The table was clean, good location, no cigarette smell, but we sat, and waited...and waited...and waited. It was not crowded by any means, busy perhaps, but not crowded. Finally, our waiter arrived, took our drink order, then we waited...and waited...and, you guessed it, waited. My martini came a bit warm, and my wife's cosmo tasted as if it had little liquor in it. I had specified Stoly, and could not be sure it was. Our waiter was accompanied by a floor manager who asked how everything was...couldn't tell him musch because we had nothing as yet. When our Fish and Chips finally arrived (shortly after our appetizer-can't recommend the calamari either), I ordered another and asked the waiter to make certain the bartender used Stoly. A bit of a shorter wait later, our drinks came and lo and behold, the martini was crisp and cold, and the Cosmo tasted like a cocktail. Draw your own conclusions. The chips in the Fish and Chips are very thin, and somewhat tasteless. They quickly become cold and inedible. The fish was ok, not too much breading, but again, lacking flavor. The Alliante is clost to our home, but from now on, we'll stick with The Market.
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