This place, like the Memorial Union, is old-school, well-preserved and very much alive. The guy running the place was friendly and the waitress was adorable. When I asked her who the Billie Holiday-ish singer we were listening to was, they both knew the answer (some French name I should've written down), and she brought out the CD! Usually when I ask restaurant employees what music they're playing, they don't know and they don't know why I'm asking.
I started with a side salad and was impressed that the lettuce was actually green! My entree was a turkey sandwich, which came with their "special sauce". I was afraid it would be mayonazey, which it was, but it worked well with the crisp lettuce and turkey on the pumpernickel bread (my choice). It was good! The fries were nice-sized and crunchy on the outside. Next time I'm in Mad-town, I'll try to stop back through.