The two of us Went here for a late dinner and was hoping for seat amidst the busy boxing day dinner crowd...
Yep. Got a spot and while it was nice to get a spot, it was very noisy...oh well..what do you expect on a Boxing Day week :)
They were short staffed but I was a bit surprised as we had a party of 20 sitting beside us (yes the Source of the loud noise).
It took about over 5 minutes to get s server but she was quick on the mark to introduce us to their menu and of course beer.
We ordered flat brad (chicken flat bread wi a fancy name) and their signature Belgium mussels and fries. It was overall tasty but the flat bed was a bit on the salty side. The dinner did come with a delicious small loaf of bread.
The mussels with lobster cream was good but you could not taste the Pernod in the cream much. It was slightly overcooked for my taste because it was falling out from the shell in mass.
The beer selection was good but the server could not recommend a Definitive type other than lager will be good. I believe a bit more training may help or she was just plain tired ...but she was courteous.
Overall it is a place that I will visit again but not sure if I will order a $15 flatbread which had 6 pieces of small shredded chicken and 10 pieces of sliced mushroom. It would have fed one skinny person with a few glasses of beer. The similar food at Terroni would be less. But it is the only game in town across sherway gardens so thou shall pay a bit more for the convenience.
Suggestion: less salt in the flat bread, let customers know that is is appetizer size, may be add a few more pieces of chicken or cheese to dress it up.
Mussels is great so keep up the good work and don't over cook it....
I will be back to check on the progress !