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| - The first time I went into Kit Kat, I didn't know how they could stay in business. It's got a small patio out front and seemed to have only a handful of tables in front. I was unaware that there's a much larger dining area past the kitchen at the rear. So they can make money. And they do. The food is dandy.
An Italian eatery, they definitely cater to the theatre crowd, running dinner specials that align with the performances found across the street. Very rustic décor tending towards the eclectic, the setting gives a sense of an Italian bistro even before the menu is opened. All of the faves are there. Great antipasti, a good selection of pasta dishes, and meat dishes that will not disappoint. The wine list is, well, huge, but not to the point of suffocating. Suffice to say you won't go thirsty.
The staff are efficient and some of the best that you'll find. Ask for Sean when you get there. Tell him, that I sent you. He may give you fantastic service, or spit on you and ask you to leave. Not sure how it'll play out, really.
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