Q: Overpriced. Nothing special.

A: negative

Q: En double

A: positive

Q: You have GOT to be kidding me? Hubby and I read all this great stuff on here and just had dinner @ Uncle Sal's tonight. We were so hopeful that it was going to be good. We ordered two glasses of wine and were given the cheap white italian bread with butter and garlic salt. Is it good, sure, I guess, but it's just hwo I described it. Cheap bread to fill up on. Started with Crab Cakes - awful, crumbly, dry, mostly breading, corn, etc, should be called a crab flavored bread fritter. And even then it would be subpar. We also had the calamari fritti - it was fair - nothing more. We upgraded to caesar salads with our entries. The caesar salad is just chopped up romaine in bite size pieces and enormous croutons of the same cheap white bread, swimming in creamy, mayonnaisey bottle dressing. Do they even know what a real ceasar is or at least what the dressing should be like? I understand that a salad that comes with an entry usually isn't anything special, but you'd like something that actually taste a little like a caesar. WTH? There's a lot of lag between courses and the atmosphere is "mature." Main courses came - I had Tortellini that should've had some proscuitto in it, but I certainly couldn't find any. It had plenty of mushroom pieces and peas and was basically fine if what you wanted was Stouffer's Tortellini. It had no depth, milky sauce, just blah. But the worst or all, was my husband's Cioppino. Two shrimps on top were molten hot, the slab of cod was stiff and cold, the clams were cold and sooo firm you could hardly pull them out of the shell. It was a mess. We can't even figure out how this dish was put together because of the varying temps??? There was a mound of pasta under the sauce, but hubby was hesitant to eat any for fear of getting sick from the weirdly cooked seafood. At this point, we felt like we'd been there forever. We ordered a Tiramisu to go, hoping it'd be decent and we'd have something we could eat for all our time and money and paid our bill. We just wanted out of that dull, hideous place. When we got home, we sampled the Tiramisu - again, totally inauthentic and blah, blah, blah. The lady fingers should be drenched/soaked, not dry and stiff - this was basically stiff lady fingers with heaps and heaps and heaps of sweet marscapone with liberal cocoa powder on top. Apparently, if you want a LOT of food, but don't care if it taste anything like Italian food, you'll like this place. We're from Chicago and have eaten in some high end Italian places, good ol' family style Italian restaurants and some that had the classic americanized things like Tortellini, etc and this was like nothing I've ever experienced. Bland, tasteless, cafeteria food. You could probably get better frozen items at Costco. Ugh!

A: negative

Q: At twilight care the receptionist typed in my sons birthday wrong (found out later) so the insurance would not go through. They let my 9 month old projectile vomite for over an hour until we figured out her mistake. She was very uncaring & rude. She didn't care how sick he was, the insurance better come through. After she corrected her mistate, they let us back. The Doc on call said...nothing they could do take him to ER. They could tell us that while he was vomiting & crying in the waiting room?! SO UNCARING!

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negative