The food seemed pretty regular, the steak risotto was kind of amazing but nothing else stood out…read moreabout the food. It was still overall pretty good and decently affordable as an american. the service wasn't fantastic, my partner asked for water several times and it wasn't brought until the 3rd time and they only brought one instead of two so I didnt love that but the establishment is super cute so they really have that going for them. nice seats, nice tables, large tables for big groups and they had wonderfully made art on the wall, a huge array that looked from the same artist which was cool. Id try the spot if you're looking for dinner but it shouldn't be overhyped

Great variety of menu choices. Good priced wine by the glass…read moreor bottle Bruschetta with two varieties on the same order gives you a nice combo of flavors. Mushroom & cheese combo was too thick and clumpy. The tomato & mozzarella was lighter. (Bruscare means toasted bread) This bread was fluffy room temp.Fettuccini Limone was delicious (the cream sauce could be a lot less thick so the lemon can be balanced with the cream. (Could not separate the strands of pasta for the heavy cream/cheese.) Shrimp were sautéed perfect. Service: Vinicius provided great table service and was very knowledgeable on menu and wine choices. In fact all the staff I observed took special care to provide a great personal touch. Ambiance: This landmark spot could use a little touch up to the mosaic banquets (more pillows to sit on & for back support.) Chipped and gouged edges and missing tiles need attention. Dark green walls need refurbishing. (The Devil is always in the details.) When we visit this landmark spot we enjoy all it has to offer. The books and periodicals are of a great variety and add a literary touch to the cafe.