buy the bread, don't stay for dinner. after being ignored by my waiter, who was chatting three feet from me at the next table, i finally opted for one of the cheaper entrees, roasted chicken breast in a mustard sauce ($15.95). the chicken arrived and it was the tiniest chicken breast i have ever seen drowning in a moat of sauce and flanked by a small mound of burned, cold roasted potatoes. the chicken itself was delicious but the price tag was frightening for what was offered. i received an additional shock when my bill came... the pinot grigio i had ordered was a whopping $10/glass. you expect to pay these prices for top quality and service in fine dining establishment. sitting outside at a plastic table on the sidewalk or inside next to the bakery counter..well, i can't imagine any reason why i'd go back.
more