In the first six months plus after being opened, I went there for business, on dates and even saw NFL Hall of Famer Marv Levy there with his wife. The place was hopping.
The problems started with a slight degradation of the food. The gnocchi wasn't as fresh, the rolls seemed more processed, the grilled calamari appetizer was changed and less tasty. Then they weren't open for lunch anymore. The crowds were significantly lighter around dinner time. Cheap paper signs went up discussing their "new" menu. More cheap signs talking about how they can cater your party.
Now they have a sign up looking for server help. Why? I'm thinking it's because their staff, which used to be good, have left due to low traffic which means low tips.
I'd be shocked if the restaurant is open come the winter. Normally I love these kinds of restaurants and would go there once a week to help support it, but their food just isn't up to the quality of a lot of other Italian restaurants in the area. The space used to house an Einstein Bagel. Maybe they'll move back in!
2 comments:
so strange - what do you think precipitated the change? Management left or a partner or something?
I really think it was to save money initially, but they cut the quality of the food which is a bad, bad idea.
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