I had been biking past this place for months (never encounting anyone parked in the bike-lane, FYI) and thought it looked really cute. So, judging this book by its cover, I dragged my husband out for dinner a few weeks ago. It was a strange experience to say the least. First the hostess told us to wait at the bar, even though there were tables open. Then the confused bartender took us to a table that was just inside the great big open windows. The atmosphere here is really lovely, it must be said and that would likely be my main reason for going back. We ordered some drinks and then our meals. The wine selection wasn't extensive, but it was good. We both found something we were interested in. Then we got our appetizers. The bruschetta was delicious, but the "Italian Spring Rolls" were something I could have done without. Then the waitress brough my husband's dinner but didn't seem at all to notice that she didn't bring my food. A few minutes later I had to ask someone about it and she had indeed forgotten to tell the kitchen. So my husband ate his dinner before it got cold and I waited. My husband had a pizza that was perfectly respectable, but nothing special. Once he finished, my gnocchi in a gorgonzola sauce arrived. This is usually my absolute favourite dish. I adore gorgonzola cheese and pretty much anything made with it. This dish, however, was horrible. The sauce was boring and the gnocchi were mushy. I don't think I even managed half of it.
So, the place gets two stars because it's cute and I would go back for appetizers (just not the "spring rolls") and a glass of wine. I don't think I would ever bother with dinner again.