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100% ambiance
“Plates were pretty, the room was small and cozy, and the ambiance was nice.”
0% dessert
“lunch of soggy mesculun dressed with cheap oil, an entree of off-smelling "steak," with mashed potatoes, stale bread and a dessert of creme brulee with an oily film prompted me to write this.”
100% drinks
“mean $95 for a three course meal with wine is not a bad prize but for this meal it was way to much.”
80% food quality
“With the bad service, the adaquate food, the check will seem surprising, but hey your on Madison Ave, isn't that what matters?”
100% menu variety
“Everyone is happy after a meal here, and holidays are outstanding, with a specially printed menu to keep.”
100% overall
“said the atmosphere was nice but only because this place is so small.”
58% service
“Almost perfect ambiance - it was a bit cold, we had to ask the waiter to turn down the A/C a couple of times.”
62% value
“lunch of soggy mesculun dressed with cheap oil, an entree of off-smelling "steak," with mashed potatoes, stale bread and a dessert of creme brulee with an oily film prompted me to write this.”
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