Whether your choice is simply a glass of wine or cocktail plus appetizers or a full meal, the atmosphere is relaxing, a good way to escape the real world for an hour or so. Caraway devotees won't be carried away by the light touch with the anise-tasting seeds, but the flavor balance was even. The tang of the cabbage mellowed the sweet sauce, as did the slight char on the flat pieces of pounded pork. Desserts fell short of the other courses. The apple-filled slice of pastry must have run screaming from the microwave.
Servers are friendly and helpful.
They answer questions and keep glasses filled. The wine list is modestly priced and designed to complement the food. Franki's is the crown jewel of dining in its neighborhood. Tell us what you think.