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Pinot Bistro
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citysearch c.
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We were seated promptly for our 7:15pm reservation in the back corner of the restaurant next to a window looking out at the alley where the valet parked cars. We asked to be moved, but we were told that the remaining good tables were reserved for friends and family of the restaurant owners. We finally settled on a table slightly better than our original and hoped the food would compensate for the bad seating. I received a dirty plate for my bread. About one hour and ten minutes later, we realized that half (4) of the ""reserved"" tables were still vacant. This, along with the extreme loudness of the retaurant and mediocre table caused us to forgo dessert so we could just get out of there. We are not part of the ""Hollywood crowd,"" but I have never been to a restaurant that really made me feel so unimportant.
Pros: food quality, prompt seating
Cons: noise
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