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The food, service, and ambience were all incredible! My wife and I went to celebrate the sale of our house. At one point, the waiter asked us if we were celebrating anything. We told him that it was just the sale of our house and he smiled and said ""well, that's a celebration"" and then walked away. When they brought our desserts to us, they brought out an extra dessert (one we didn't select) that had ""Congratulations"" written on the rim! THAT'S service! They realize that it costs them next to nothing to make us feel like we were special. More restaurants need to thing about that. I don't see how anyone could NOT be full at the end of the meal. Remember, this food is not about large portions, its about intensity of flavor. If you want big portions, go to the Olive Garden.
Pros: Intense food, service, romantic
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