make soup with love please. above the cooler behind the bar was a chalkboard that said "make soup, not love". from the food, you can definitely tell there was no love in the preparation of it.
all the dishes were something we could have made at home. the pomme puree was chunky, dry and undersalted. i actually stole the butter from the bread and mixed some in because it was like eating dry plain mashed potatoes. the lamb was the underseasoned and overcooked. the bread came cold and from what looked like an ikea laundry wicker basket from the middle of the room.
the service was cold and a bit odd. we were asked "so what do you want for dinner kids?" (we're far from kids and found that condescending), and when the check came, she basically threw it on the table as she walked by. speaking of staff, there seemed to be more staff than customers there, and it was uncomfortable when they're all at the bar talking and laughing together when you're sitting in an empty restaurant.
the hostess however was really nice. all in all, not worth the price, your money is better spent elsewhere.