The ambience transports you to Italy, with its adorable lampshades and picture-filled walls. Unfortunately, all that "italian-ness" ends with their decorations. The quality of the food remains questionable. The bruschetta we ordered was made on bread that tasted yeasty,
that feeling you get when bread hasn't been properly baked. The minestrone soup used frozen carrots that were still partially frozen in the soup and finally, the aglio e olio that tasted pretty much like spaghetti dunked in just olive oil and salt. Not worth your money and definitively a regrettable experience.