Q: negative

A: Small casual room with an upscale cave like atmosphere; as you might expect. Good service; decent wine list, good food - not inspired in nature, but well executed. Portions are quite small by any tapas standard. Not a particularly big eater, but if you think about what you need to order to feel reasonably satisfied the price of your meal quickly shoots up to a range where you could for the same price go to a more upscale restaurant and leave more satisfied. So although the food is good, if I compare to comparably priced alternatives I would rate La Cave below average.

Q: positive

A: In response to Nicole r.'s review keep in mind folks that she was reprimanded for unsportsmanlike conduct....to put it nicely...both parties involved were reprimanded and this harassment she speaks of she too has harassed people. I and this league do not allow or condone harassment of any kind but trust she is not the innocent angel she is trying to portray herself as. Such issues are very minimal and dealt with accordingly, this is her retaliation for being banned for reasons not related to her post. This group is mostly a group of amazing people and we have great times together. Before them I didn't have many close friends. The ones I've made are the mist fun trusting people I've met and feel lucky to call friends. I wouldn't trade anything in the world for them or for such a great sport!!!!

Q: negative

A: Many tasty looking things on the menu. Unfortunately items are seemingly randomly paired with "fixed" sides and substitutions are not allowed. For instance, if you don't like potato salad you will be expected to have the potato salad "held" from your plate and pay $4.99 for a different side. All sides are listed as $4.99, including the one you just had "held" from your plate, so why refuse to be accommodating to a customer who is already paying $19.99 for a lunch entree? This is especially difficult at a place where most of the sides are like it or leave it options like red cabbage and sauerkraut. I couldn't find two options that looked appetizing so I watched the rest of my party eat and sipped my water. My husband ordered the 306 and was underwhelmed. We ended up spending $7 for my daughter to eat a dry pretzel after they tacked on a $4 upcharge for cheese she couldn't stand. Their Radler is mixed with Sierra Mist, which is close to heresy. All of this from a girl who was born in Germany and loved the food. This place is a tourist trap with good beer.

Q: positive

A:
Wait was about an hour long for a group of people Hostess- main girl with the tattoos was impatient, the other girls were nice All the waiters were big buff guys- for you single ladies or in my case for my old lady I got the hells kitchen burger- it was good got fries- it was good jalapenos poppers were also good 2 people be around $40 bucks for burgers design as cool with the fire and stuff