Problem: Fantastic! Great Service! Very nice dining room and bar but a little on the dark side. Went on Sunday night so not crowded. The wine list is one of the best in the Burg. Many wines by the glass and not over priced. They have a bread person with several homemade breads including raisin, focaccia also comes with butter and dippings of olive oil, grated cheese and balsamic. The bread person would stop by and see if you wanted to try more. Could have just eaten bread all night. Had a seafood chowder soup that was packed with shrimp, potatoes, crabs, corn and more. Spiced just right, it was delicious. Had the beet salad with red and golden beets. with slice apples and cheese, a great mixture for a tasty salad. My entree was the lamb and it was cooked just right. Had it medium rare and the waitress said that is what the chef recommended. Was able to try a few different wines with the meal and they will help with your selection and very knowledgable. Leave room for desert they are wonderful. One of the better dining experiences in the Burg.
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Problem: This is only for the meatball level. I had been really looking forward to trying this place and left with just a "meh" feeling, and one that I don't expect to experience again. I had gone with some out of town vegetarian friends knowing that their menu was full of veggie-goodness. I was there more for the meat. I started with an Italian cream soda in blueberry that had a bit of an odd flavor to it. It might have been the cream, it might have been the syrup, not really sure, but it was just a bit off. Then I had the turkey ball with the pesto and the spicy pork with arrabiatta. Now, I like spicy things - I am generally a 7 on an Asian scale of spicy, but this ball and sauce literally made my nose run. Hot, just for the sake of hot, is never appealing. The pesto left a lot to be desired as well. And the turkey ball was dry and rather flavorless. I always buy turkey meatballs at Whole Foods which are delicious and these did not at all compare. I also order the beans and greens which were good, but super soupy and kind of should have been served with a spoon. The friends that ate the veggie balls said it was really just a white bean ball and rather flavorless. If you are a meatball place, you should make meatballs - the best meatballs ever. These were not nearly as good as my mom's or Whole Foods which was disappointing.
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Problem: Always impeccable service. This time courtesy of Alan our server and his crew. Went with the grilled octopus to start and was so flavorful and would get as an entry if available. Adult beverages were Margarita and leeches martini. Both were excellent. We will always come here for the service and exemplary cuisine.
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Problem: When I was a kid the Western Bacon was one of my favorite burgers. Forget about Whoppers and Big Macs because I was all down for putting a fried onion ring and BBQ sauce on my burgers. Fast forward to today; I honestly don't think this is the best fast food sandwich anymore. I think everything has changed about it. Well basically it seems like Carl's Jr has changed all of their vendors and quality of products. Ingredients are still the same, it just tastes different. Carl's Jr. buns are now kind of waxy, their burgers don't taste that good, and the bacon is just chewy fat strips. I just hate these sandwiches now. I won't be eating one again or at least not for awhile. p.s. I had to order their onion rings because they changed up their fries. I'm sorry but I loved their French fries, but their new ones are the worst. These onion rings suck too!
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negative