It has a small town feel to it, this place, kind of like stepping into another dimension, possibly one in the 70's.
The wait staff were all very friendly in that local genuine way, which is so nice to find downtown! Food was served with speed and let me tell ya- the beef dip! Many recommended, and let's face it, a sandwich made of garlic bread is going to be amazing. Gravy was excellent! (That's the second time this month I've come across amazing gravy! :D)
This place is good for a quiet dinner with an old friend. It offers parties and whatnot but I don't know if I would like the noise level in such a small space. One thing that kind of bugged me was that they wouldn't give us a booth. They said they required them for groups of 3 or more. It was a Monday- not exactly known for overcrowding. I suppose they have their rules and reasons, but boooooooooo(th) to that.
But hey if that's the only thing to complain about, then I would say the pros out weigh the con. :P