Second time at Super Point. Love the Caesar salad, the rest of the food is hit and miss (pastas are great). The service feels weirdly nickel and dimey - last time was significantly underserved on what was supposed to be a 9 oz. wine; this time, ordered the crispy eggplant among our apps but the sauce it comes with isn't right for the dish (a creme fraiche-based Parmesan sauce, that is creamy and quite bland and doesn't really go with the eggplant) and makes the dish a miss. Rather than not eat the eggplant, we asked if it would be possible to get a side of marinara sauce. When the bill came, we were surprised to see that we were charged $4 for a few tablespoons of sauce, which is nearly half the total cost of the eggplant dish itself and doesn't cost the restaurant more than a few cents given the amount of tomato sauce a pizza restaurant has on the ready. Considering that we spent over $100 on dinner for two, this seems short-sighted and stingy, especially given that we asked for the sauce to salvage a dish that wasn't great in the first place. I would probably return, though far less enthusiastically than had they just provided the sauce (and maybe asked at the time that we requested it whether the eggplant was to our liking).