This place is close to where we live. We recently moved here and were unaware of the large Jewish presence in the area. We came in one evening and my wife and I were literally the only non-Jews in the restaurant. A little girl came in and pointed and said "Daddy, why doesn't he have on his hat?!" This is just one comment I heard. There were mumblings of the "goy" sitting in the restaurant. We were being stared down by many of the patrons. On the upside, the staff were friendly, at least our waitress was, as she was the only staff member we interacted with. The food was okay. Nothing spectacular but everything was fine, nothing tasted bad and the portions were decent. I don't think we'll be coming back though as this doesn't seem to be a friendly atmosphere for Catholics or other non-Jews.