I was delighted by the waiting lounge, with newspapers on racks as you would find at a public libary, and the non sequitur wall paintings near the ceiling of the dining room (a hair brush? Cute). A paper menu folded around each napkin was a nice touch. Belgian beer came in the correct glass, a short, fat one similar to that which brandy is served in. My husband and I each ordered the gnocchi, which were different than the Italian variety as they were made of pastry, cheese, and djon mustard. They were delicious, but very heavy - we would have been wise to split an order. The desserts were the highlights - profiteroles and the special, mini ""wine corks"" of chocolate cake and molton chocolate. Of the complimentary cookies, my favorite was a mini, homemade peanut butter sandwich, like a warm, fresh Do-Si-Do (you know, the Girl Scout treat).
Pros: attention to detail
Cons: cost
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