The clientele is mixed, a variegation of all ages, colors, dress codes and persuasions. A round of plushy couches and two giant walls' worth of windows makes for a great morning coffee experience-the coffee station even offers soy milk in a pitcher.
Dinner service is pretty good, but brunch service is heinously off-kilter.
The ambience and food are great, though, so it's worth it. Prices at brunch, lunch, and dinner are terribly reasonable considering the high quality ingredients and tasty, mostly Italian concoctions. The wine list is whimsical, thematic, and cheap. Oh yes, fantastic. Fluffy, light polenta wedges with fresh saut ed spinach, corn, and carrots in a lemony sauce.