I do not recommend this restaurant. Unless, of course, you'd like to overpay for tiny tapas that look and sound fancy but are a little high on the bland side. The atmosphere and service were great but the food just tries too hard and it's for sure overpriced and undersized. It's not terrible or anything but my girlfriend and I are in solid agreement that we won't go back...and we live less than two blocks away. That says something. We just got back from the restaurant and as I write this there's a frozen pizza in the oven that's we need to satisfy us for the evening.

The food was fine at a reasonable price but in order to talk to the person you're sitting with you need to yell like crazy. The staff are constantly yelling orders at each other and the walls are all concrete so the sound just bounces around until it goes into your ear.

The only way I'll go back is if I happen to really want their spicy miso (which is good) and the place is practically empty. Forget about going anywhere near lunch time.

I live really close and was excited for a new restaurant to be opening in my area, but this place is super lack-lustre. Maybe it's because they just opened and haven't got it together yet, but I've been twice for dinner and the service has been pretty miserable and, for some reason, it takes fifteen minutes to get your drink order even when it's from the tap.

I had the halibut the first time and the risotto and salad-thing were good, but the halibut was basically smothered in salt that I had to mellow it out with risotto for every bite. The second time I had the game hen and it was OK, but the leeks were tough as nails.

They have a wicked beer list, but unless your a drunken Irishman, you won't have a clue what beer you might like and the servers I had knew nothing about their beers and weren't of any help at all. But hey, if you want to spend $10-$12/bottle on obscure-beer-guess-and-test, there's no place better.