I went there Saturday night with my wife and 3 granddaughters for the first time. Very disappointing !!! After placing our orders I noticed that the waitress made no attempt to bring any bread to the table. I finally asked our server if bread was available and she said yes and brought some over. 5 pieces of bread for the 5 of us. Gee thanks. After we finished our bread she came over and removed the bread plates and "NEVER" OFFERED TO ASK IF WE WANTED MORE BREAD". THIS IS AN ITALIAN RESTAURANT, RIGHT? Bread at an Italian restaurant is part of the eating experience. I can only imagine that she was following some restaurant protocol where bread is not offered unless asked for and then give as little as possible in order to keep costs down. But wait it gets better. When our meals arrived my granddaughters portions of their kids meals were BIGGER than my wife's and my dinner portions. My wife's $25.00 order of scallops consisted of 3 half-dollar size scallops, 3 tiny pieces of squash that could fit on a spoon, and maybe a half cup of risotto. My Bolognese pasta dinner, the restaurant's signature dish, more closely resembled a side of pasta you might get somewhere else. We were done eating before our granddaughters. The funny part about the whole meal is that on the menu there is a section called "small plates". Since my "main course" was so small I can only imagine that the small plates must come with a magnifying glass. There is a restaurant a few doors down from this one called "Honey Salt" WHERE YOU CAN GET A MUCH BETTER EXPERIENCE AND THEY BRING AS MUCH BREAD AS YOU WANT... WITHOUT ASKING !!!