Easy to find, Easy well lit parking, very nice looking building. Once inside, we were greeted and seated immediately...7:00 Sunday evening. We took a small table in the bar with stuffed chairs. Our server was there immediately with menus and for our drink order. A very personable and attractive young lady named Amanda...great attitude too. Prices on all items were rational and reasonable in my opinion.
We ordered wine and water, perused the menu and finally decided on a salad and sandwich for my wife and spaghetti marinara with sausage for me. Drinks came quickly as did her very well presented salad. The salad was shared a bit and was crisp, cold and fresh with a tasty homemade Italian style dressing. Within 10 minutes, we each had our entrees.
My wife's large turkey sandwich with chips was well made and well presented in a large basket. My pasta and excellent homemade sausage was in a good size pasta bowl and well dressed with marinara...lots of sausage just right on the sauce...the pasta was slightly al dente...just right...well cooked and firm.
Amanda was checking with us every 5 minutes or so and keeping drinks refilled. Very attentive but not overly so.
The bar area is filled with TV's and it was Sunday night football on all. No sound to interfere with our peaceful meal. The place is busy but not annoyingly so. As we were finishing our food, I engaged Amanda in a brief conversation about football in Phoenix and life in general. She was a bright and willing talker and our brief conversation was enjoyable. She brought us our check and cashiered for us as well.
The restaurant interior is nicely furnished, adequately lit and architecturally attractive...a very pleasant environment. Noise levels are low and there's sufficient aisle space so that there is no sense of congestion.
Overall, an enjoyable dining experience that I would happily repeat. I would recommend this to a friend.
$30 out the door with a tip for Amanda extra.