"We went in at about 3 PM. A QR code in their lobby takes you to a menu. Their website lists another menu. Both menus advertised lunch prices before 4 pm. We waited several minutes for their staff to put us at a table even though only two tables in the place were occupied and all tables had linens and silverware at them. Ten minutes later, another couple came in and were told to sit anywhere Huh? The place was dark, but not dark enough to hide some peeling wall paper. We concluded that the floors probably weren't dirty though, based on someone running a vacuum cleaner about 15 feet behind me for 5 minutes. I always thought restaurants cleaned before or after hours, but I'm no restauranteur. The waiter eventually came by and gave us dinner menus. We asked for lunch portions but were told he's not doing that anymore We were hungry so we stuck around. My plate of spaghetti (no salad) came out quickly and was good. Her Moro Salad was brought out and tossed table-side about 5 minutes after my spaghetti, which had started to go cold; her salad was good too. No complaints about the food, other than the portions being less than generous for the prices. To sum up, the service was pleasant and fair, but certainly not worth the disproportionately high prices charged. We wound up having to pay $48 (plus tip), $14 more than what was posted on their website... for a plate of spaghetti and a dinner salad plus one soft drink. And don't ask for lunch prices anymore, I presume; he's not doing that any more. It might be advisable for them to save up the extra money, call an IT guy, and fix the menus behind the QR code and website so that they are not misleading. More cynical people might even refer to it as a bait-and-switch, especially when you know about the inconsistency. Oh, yes, I noticed later that the two menus (QR and on-line) were inconsistent with each other and with the printed menu. No, we are not going back."
