Ate at Lolita for the 2nd time last night. Overall the food and atmosphere is good, although here are a few details. I ordered the market fish. It was well cooked- flaky and moist, except for the bottom which was chewy and rubbery...not sure why. It seemed a little undercooked. For sides we ordered the Romano beans- nothing exciting. (They are green beans in a tomato sauce with some fatty pieces of bacon.) and the fried brussels sprouts. These are great, but WAY too oily. Next time I am going to truly ask if they can go light on the oil. Other than that, the host actually offered us a table this time, as opposed to all of the other times we stopped in without reservations we have only been offered the bar...even if our table was right by the air conditioner and the server offered us a pillow to cover the vent...as if she has seen the problem before. I am not a promoter of this place yet, but I will go back and try it again.