I had an excellent sandwich when I was here. It was a turkey pastrami, and I had to ask what it was since I hadn't heard of such a thing. Turns out it's turkey made with the pastrami seasoning. It was excellent. In general, things on the menu were a bit out of the ordinary.
The fries were really good, too. They had a nice seasoning to them and were cooked well, which is something that seems harder for restaurants to do than I'd imagine.
Their beer selection is a bit meh, with most of the beers being pretty common mega-brews.
The ambiance seemed a bit "hip" or "cool," but we were there when it was pretty empty. Looks like they have live music sometimes, and I'd imagine the place would be pretty loud.