Q: Pretty underwhelming. We summed it up: "Cafe Milk has a likeable charm to it, and is good at what it does. However, it didn't really wow us like it could, and perhaps should, have. There's an opportunity being lost here, by an over-commitment to "meek chic". It works for the setting, but the food needs to be much bolder because, as it stands, it's not that memorable."

A: negative

Q: Its fast and very cheap. I've never had bad Indian food but this was not my favorite. I suspect that the quality of the food varies daily as they have a limited menu. Ill probably give it another try as they may have better food on another day

A: negative

Q: Hole in the wall - check. Stern (at times) owner who rules his roost - check. I don't really trust a Vitnamese restaurant to be really really good unless it is a hole in the wall kind of place. :) And this place is good. Now, my one beef with this restaurant is the limited menu. But really, they do everything on the menu so well that you can't really complain. And the prices are extremely reasonable. Make sure you get the fresh rolls. I usually get the vermicelli with a little bit of everything on top. And unless you are ridiculously hungry, get the smaller bowl - it is still a lot of food. BYOB, so feel free to bring your own alcohol of choice. I can't remember what the corkage fee is, probably because there is none, I believe. And bring cash.

A: positive

Q: Oh please save The Hollywood! I love having such a cool theater that shows all sorts of cult films so close by. I got to see The Last Unicorn here over the weekend and met Peter Beagle, who wrote the book it was adapted from. We need more places like this here. And Rocky Horror Rocks! They need to raise money so they can switch to digital (which is BS, I know), so please donate or come see a movie here. I don't want the Hollywood to close.

A:
positive