Q: positive

A: Oh no... I ate too much, but it was all delicious including the cole slaw and the potato salad. Everything was great. What a great taco, what great ribs, fantastic!

Q: positive

A: Tonight I had the pleasure of trying the farm, euro, blue, and brittian burgers. The fried egg with duck breast bacon was good, but if you only have a burger with truffle aioli and goat cheese cheese once, you should have it here. Our server Megan made all of the right suggestions.

Q: positive

A: There is a mystery to solve, and it is an adventure. The experience lives up to its name! When you arrive, you and the other Detectives In Training are briefed on the case, and are then taken to multiple locations to gather clues. Clue gathering is accomplished by solving a variety of puzzles made up of words, numbers and patterns. The overall experience is great, and definitely something I'd recommend to anyone. One thing that I hope is possible in the future is to have smaller groups for the adventure. It would take longer to solve the case, but with a large group I felt like I wasn't experiencing everything. While I was helping a few others on one puzzle, there could be one or two other puzzles being solved at the same thing. Mysteries change every so often, and costumes are encourage, so be sure to bookmark Mystery Adventures for those times you feel like getting your Sherlock on.

Q: negative

A:
My husband and I had been to Enotria several times, which is probably several times too many in light of our recent discovery of the unscrupulous business practices of the owner of advertising specials and subsequently charging full price for what was advertised. We had typically stopped in on Wednesdays, during which the advertised special as posted on the website is "Wednesdays - Ladies Night 5p-9p. Ladies get all wine by the glass for $5". We each initially ordered a $10 glass of Barbera and when we finished our wine of which we would have been satisfied having a second glass, the owner talked us into getting two glasses of a Cabernet for $18 each. The Cab was definitely not worth this price and I would have preferred the Barbera, but figuring that I'd be getting my glass for $5, I went along with his suggestion. When the bill arrived, we were charged $5 for each glass of Barbera and full price for the Cabernet despite the fact that mine should have been $13 cheaper! If the owner intends to limit which wines are $5 for Ladies Night, he certainly has the right to do so, however, when his advertisement clearly says "Ladies get all wine by the glass for $5", one would certainly expect him to honor the promotion that he created. We've vowed never to return to this establishment as this behavior is a blatant indication that the owner does not value the customers. We've previously ordered bottles of wine from the store and were spending on average $50-$80 per week at Enotria so while the owner may have made an extra few dollars of profit from us on that one occasion, it clearly was not a wise business decision in the long run, especially given the fact that there were typically few other customers present when we there, indicating that they are not overwhelmed with business. Their wine selection is decent, which is the only redeeming factor that warranted giving Enotria more than a one star rating. However, as the other reviews point out, the food that they offer is take-out food from another restaurant and as such, we never bothered to order anything to eat as we don't go to a wine bar expecting to have such poor quality deli delivery food. The bottom line is that there are far better wine bars to go to that actually value their customers and honor their advertised specials.