Q: positive

A: This place is as good as it gets if you want home-cooked Italian food in Charlotte. I took my boyfriend here for his birthday this past weekend and being Italian, he has very high expectations. He LOVED it. The sauce was amazing, everything was freshly prepared, and the food overall was just so good. Our waitress was very nice. At the end of our meal, we were the only ones left in the restaurant (there are only about 10-12 tables total) so she was telilng us about her favorite dishes and desserts that they serve. She told us that everything is made-to-order and there are no warmers in the kitchen... everything is served straight from being prepared in the kitchen to your table. The prices here are great, both for food as well as wine. Unless there were specials I wasn't aware of, there were no entrees over $20. There are only 10-12 tables total in the restaurant so I would suggest making a reservation if possible. Dress is casual as well so no need to get dressed up. Dinner here is relaxing and not rushed. We are looking forward to our next visit.

Q: positive

A: Great, fast service and a nice clean atmosphere for some pretty cheap prices. I generally get their (fancy and tasty!) iced tea and add the garlic and soy-soaked egg to my soups, which makes things closer to 10 bucks a head. Not all of the broths are for everyone; I like the tonkatsu broth the most and don't really get the chili-oriented broths, but my wife's reasonably fond of those. The sapporo corn broth is really fun. There are lots of condiments for the soup: the togarashi chili powder's generally enough for me, but if you'd like your soup saltier/sesame-er, go for it. The curry rice is surprisingly excellent, too! It's really hard to justify gettin' that when you're at a ramen house, though. There's better ramen in the valley, but not with this price or the fun amount of options. The veggies are unique and fresh, and everyone's super friendly. It's a great place to warm your bones when it's cold or rainy outside. Pro tip: eat most of the spinach before it cooks in your soup if you don't want it to alter your noodles' flavor.

Q: positive

A: This place is awesome. Very tasty, but it's super healthy. Way better than the other frozen yogurt places that add artificial colors and flavors. This is all natural. Personally I love the original, but you must try the pomegranate too. Also excellent service and a cool staff.

Q: negative

A:
Visited on 10/11/14 and will never return. It took forever for our waitress to even acknowledge us and ask for drink orders. We told her we were ready to order which we did but she wrote nothing down and asked us immediately after for the order again. Use paper and pen next time girl. THEN while waiting FOREVER for our food we hear her cussing the cooks out regarding our order and she stated that her tip will now be fu*%ed because our food was late. LOL smh. We asked for more water twice and more bread. She brings the water pitcher and leaves it on our table??? No bread. After 30+mins we asked for a manager. The manager comes with our food but tells us "I wanted to wait a few more mins for your order before coming over to you" Smh once again. The manager told us that our meal was comped and offered dessert to which we declined. We just wanted to get out of there. We should've paid attn when we walked in because the manager was walking a familiy out apologizing for the bad service. I wonder how many tables had comped meals that night. The food is less thatn mediocre and the staff sucks. The only person who seemed to care was the hostess.