For a Valentine Date
The food is excellent, really, no matter what you have. I cant remember dish names--they were in Italian. Lot of portobellos! Fine with me. The people are even better than the food. The atmosphere is just right for couples, and there was live music when I went (on Valentine's Day), and I hear they try to have music there frequently. It is small, which I like, and in Italian style, nothing is rushed. We were allowed to linger for quite a while.    [15 Feb 2004 22:04:45]

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Recommended Dishes: Calamari, veal

     ­Dave, UW undergrad, Seattle   davido2point0 at hotmail dot com

No so hot place, better found in a mall food court.
This place is a super clean type place trying to pass for "old Italy." Very over priced - the waiter puts a picture frame with the wine list on the table as you enter. The port rolls were over cooked and very dry and I had to pay $25 for them. Hmmm... The door was left open for 15 mintues at a time to "cool" the place. Some type of heating problem, that just added deisel fuel to the mix of the draw bridge alarm going off in the background. Some opera type chick came out and sang every 5 mintues which was nice except her dress was unzipped in the back. Well to sum it up my partner described it as "one of the most expensive dining experiences she will never forget" and added well that's 10 trips to the local ice cream store we just wasted on crappy ravioli."    [28 Apr 2004 01:17:13]

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     ­ericl