bad evening at cloverleaf. i grew up in the neighborhood and my husband and i relocated here 18 years ago so cloverleaf is a well known icon of our city. we don't go out to eat much so when we do we try to go somewhere nice. so tonight we decided to go to cloverleaf. we were seated quickly and drinks were delivered in a reasonable amount of time and we ordered our meal. from there it went down hill. first, my husband was told he could not substitute a side ofpastafor a baked potato with his meal. the waitress explained that they just got a new menu and the computer wouldn't allow for a swap. (really? an italian restaurant that refuses to servepastaon the side?) after about 25 minutes of waiting while we sat and watched the waitresses stand around the cash counter socializing we finally got our soup and bread basket . their trademark sweet crispy bread was limp and soggy. the waitress explained that the guy that usually makes it must not be there so they must have had someone making it that didn't know how. then, when we had barely started our soup the main course was delivered to our table crowding us with dishes. the food was good, but the menu is now very limited in selections unless you want pizza and the wait staff needs some schooling. we'll stick to the villa and grand dimitri's from now on.