been to this restaraunt twice. yes, the seating is very close. i literally bring a pillow with me to sit on because the hard bench is not so comfy. with that being said, this restaraunt goes through pages and pages of people waiting. expect at least a 25 minute wait. (a sign of a good restataunt? i think so.)
to be honest, they might get through people faster if the wait staff was faster. perhaps due to growth they need to hire?
the food? my husband had the taco salad to start the last time, loved it and the mushroom pizza. for my starter i had the burrata. no clue what that meant, but what i goyt was so good, i had to gobackfor. so both times i had: i believe its a mozzarella cheese, extra creamy. on the side of that, a spoonful of fantastic olive tapenade. on the other side is roasted red peppers and cherry tomatoes on a bed of arugula and then four crunchy slices of bread. oh and some fresh basil leaves. its really really delicious. my main the first time was a pizza with black olives, goat cheese and arugula all over the top. not being a salad lover i am unsure as to why i ordered this. my mother who ate my left overs loved it. the next time i went i tried the margurita. to be honest, i found it too much sauce, not enough cheese and the fresh basil was like a salad all over the top. however, it was good. perhaps just not what i am used to. my husband says their pizza is as good as it is in naples.
the desserts? soooo good. the macaroons are incredible. crunchy, chewy, sweet, delicious. we took some home. at the restaurant we shared the buterscotch pudding. absolute heaven.