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| - After all the restaurants with one ill-prepared owner came and went, now the nice folks who run Centurion are making a go of it. The results are good, and it's a place I tried on a safe note and will get more adventurous as I go back.
I had an Italian Burger, came with a nice simple salad with a strawberry balsamic dressing. The burger was stacked with Proscietta, well-made if a bit bland. I have to say I was more impressed with the originality of the salad then my plain choice of burger, but it was good.
A friend had the margharite pizza, tasty but maybe more spinach would have mad it even better for her, the vegetarian.
Lastly, another friend ordered a mussels dish and loved it.
Wine of mine was a imported Cava, somewhat pricey at $7.00 for a champagne glass flute. Burger was $9.00.
We ate on the patio, which has come along way from previous restaurant versions of this location. Inside looked nice, but I'd think twice about blasting inappropriate rock music in this tiny bistro-like room. Off-putting, and glad for the quiet of the street. If there had been no tables open outside, I would have not stayed.
Service was great and paced and attentive. I feel like this is a family project, which is why I will come back and try other dishes and wines. By the way, a unique feature is that all wines are imports. Kinda neat to see Roosevelt grow up.
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