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| - We came here with a table of 7, and we were all really impressed at the way everything turned out.
When you sit down, and the server is signing to you to introduce themselves, the menu, and the "cheat sheet" of signs (ie "tastes good," "too salty," "water," etc), and there is an interpreter translating everything to get your started. We had a lot of fun learning how to use ASL, it was educational and fun and the group enjoyed practicing. Communicating with our server was not difficult, other than one time when my friend wanted to ask how many mussels come in the dish. However, the server ended up getting one of the interpreters, and it worked out fine.
The food was quite good! I had the chicken wings, which were meaty and not fatty at all. The Green Curry Mussels were good, but the dish was a bit on the small side. Maybe some more of the bread that came with it would have helped. The pasta was also good, but there was too much rapini in it which overpowered the rest of the dish. I can't remember what was said about the Venison Shepherd's pie, but I think they liked it.
This place is a novelty, and it would be a great stop since it's right downtown. I see myself coming here again, though probably not anytime soon.
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