I'm a huge fan of ONoir because of the truly unique atmosphere it provides. I'm a fan of the founder, Moe, and his commitment to the community. As far as I know, all of the servers are legally blind but that doesn't matter a lick when you're serving in pitch black. \n\nI have never had a problem with service at ONoir, and I even have the feeling that the servers appreciate being able to have the guests experience, if only for an hour or so, one important aspect of their lives. It's clear to me that they take their responsibilities seriously, and for that I commend them.\n\nAs for the food, I've read reviews saying that the food isn't the best, and literally, they're right - but the food isn't bad either. It's average, but this is one restaurant where I believe the food is not what is supposed to shine. (Pun intended). \n\nThis is an incredible experience that needs to be, uh, experienced rather than read. Go into ONoir with a truly open mind and don't waste time or effort trying to imagine how it's going to be - just live it. \n\nMy only recommendation is to order at least one \"surprise\" dish. Be it an entree, main, or dessert, order one dish that, when it's set down in front of you (or passed over a shoulder), you have absolutely no idea what it is going to be. \n\nIf you have allergies or dietary preferences, be sure to mention them when ordering, but beware that I know of one or two incidences where mistakes were made in the kitchen. Thankfully, they weren't allergies. \n\nFinally, if you wear glasses like me (except in my Yelp photo), I hope you enjoy not wearing them for a meal. When I enter the dining room, I take off my glasses and let them hang from my shirt for the duration of the meal. I know they're there, but I don't need 'em, and that's a refreshing, rare bit of freedom I don't normally get to experience. \n\nEnjoy, and bon appetit!