Just plain awful. I usually do not write reviews in fact, I had to create an account to do this one. I had dinner at this ""restaurant"" on Martin Luther King night after the Celtics game. It was dead- we were one of two tables. We were seated near the door so on that cold, snowy and icy night everytime the door opened, we got blasted with cold air. A waiter didn't come over to take our order for a half hour. We didn't get our drinks for 20 minutes. Our order once it came out 40 minutes later, was incorrect. Though the waiter apologized, it was now too late to get what we wanted. After 2 hours, we couldn't wait to leave. The ""manager"" who had a large gold chain on who is pictured on the restaurants website, was rude, abrupt and not customer savy at all. He gave us misinformation about a gift card we had received (which is what had brought us to the restaurant). He insinuated that the card had not come from the restaurant- after telling us he would not accept it and raising his voice, another person from mgmt. came over to apologize and let us all know that indeed this was a gift card of theirs and they would accept it. The first manager never came over to apologize for treating us poorly. We had three appetizers- one of them was the fresh mozz/tom/basil salad -it was limp and didn't taste fresh. Out of 3 entrees, one pepperoni pizza was edible, the other pizza incorrect and a shrimp pasta dish had too much garlic in it. The bartender and manager contributed to an unwelcoming feeling to the place. They are trying for a Newbury Street feel yet they are just wannabees. The location is out of the way and there is no reason to hoof over to it. Lousy excuse for a ""restaurant."" DO NOT GO TO THIS RESTAURANT. It is a shame they are open.
Cons: Parking, location, staff, food
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