my first time at this restaurant, you may feel bit awkward but unique feeling when you are entering "deaf people world"because almost all waiters, staffs and chefs are deaf and hearing interpreters.
but i find this place is more like american casual club/bar restaurant which is great place for deaf people to hang out and meet new deaf people.
I am hard of hearing and doesn't know ASL language. i got invited by my hard of hearing friend last week, and I met her friends who can't speak orally. it was nice thing to see for them who can communicate to staffs in ASL is easier that makes them feel comfortable and confident.
I got free glass of water. , When i pointed plate from menu to waiter, I ordered a greek salad with chicken ( $15 plus tax). it's good salad , not big portion but nothing much special. i tasted my friend's plate, miso salmon $26, medium portion and taste is good but a bit bland. this plate took long time to prepare. we waited for our food for like an hour or 40 mins. maybe is there short staffed in kitchen? the prices of plates are bit pricey.
Few different waiters came to our table many times which is very confusing. some of them seem forgot to serve to someone's request. it should have been better is to have just one waiter (who can do both ASL and speech orally to those who dont speak ASL but that's OK ) which saves the consuming time of communication.
overall, it's ok satisfactory.