The entrees truly stand out. The tuna was slightly rare, giving it a delicious moistness that is often missing in this fish. Salads are dressed with a roasted red pepper vinaigrette. We had planned to take it easy on dessert, but both plates were clean when the waiter came by to clear the table. The wait staff has that friendly, bantering kind of relationship with each other, which made the atmosphere comfortable.
Customers range from couples seeking a romantic dinner to families.
The restaurant was packed when we arrived for our 9 p.m. reservations and we had to wait about 10 minutes for a table. Parking can be a problem if the weather is bad. The restaurant shares a lot with other establishments and you'll have a block or so to walk. The restaurant is on the left just before you drive over the bridge to the Disney resort. The wine list is varied, with several options available by the glass.