dimly lit noise bowl with a funky edge!. table for two on a friday night at 7.30pm.
we lucked out and were seated quickly., this is a busy place on a friday night. our server adamg brought us a hand of god stout and a mirror pond ale rather quickly, two very good beers. dave #2 ordered a wheat beer ale with his main course as he had to try it, major disappointment on this one, not very good at all....but wait...adam to rescue, he came by and asked how i liked the beer, told him i had made a mistake and off he went to bring me another excellent mirror pond ale, said he wanted me to be a happy customer, i am. we started with beet/quinoa salad and the pea soup, both were okay enough...a bit hard to see what's on the plate, this is a ""low lighting alert" restaurant...it was quite difficult to read the menu. main courses of chickpea croquette and spring salmon were both decent enough, again hard to see the food with the dim lighting issue....maybe that is their technique, keep you guessing. if you are looking for a quiet meal on the town then this could be the wrong spot for you. this restaurant was designed for maximum sound reflection, hence the "sound bowl" effect, wooden original beams above, hard reflective floors, walls with mirrors.
fill this bowl with 20' somethings, speaking loudly to be heard, and you can just imagine.....wow.
the customer survey that came with our bill asked us to rate the music that was playing, what music...there was music playing in the noise bowl?servicewas very good...thanks adam!