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Reviewed by EricC1233537 on 09/14/2009.
Member since September 2003, Total Reviews: 66 (Male, 30s, Brooklyn, NY)

Surpisingly good and not nearly as pretentious as I thought it would be. Small plates were decent portion size and not a complete ripoff. Blueberry cobbler, lamb sliders, duck spring rolls are the best. Cocktail list just OK, needs sangria on the menu.

Reviewed by dinerboy on 07/20/2009.
Member since September 2004, Total Reviews: 8 (30s, Arlington, VA)

I was very happy with the food and I didn't have a problem with service. I'm definitely going back to try some of the other dishes, they all looked great.

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Reviewed by MariusM8300 on 05/21/2009.
Member since February 2008, Total Reviews: 22 (Male, 30s, Washington, DC)

The food was good, but you didn't get enough of it. The service would have been better, but they were a little too efficient as they took my plate before I was even done. However, they did bring me another plate. The prices seemed reasonable and the drink prices were ok too.

1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Reviewed by L CharlesK7547 on 05/08/2009.
Member since January 2008, Total Reviews: 7 (Male, Washington, DC)

Really good food. Fun atmosphere. They still seem to be getting the service part down, but it's not bad by DC standards. Really interesting tasty dishes, though.

2 out of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Reviewed by RobertM525510 on 04/10/2009.
Member since May 1999, Total Reviews: 23 (Washington, DC)

Food & service are excellent. Wine list is short, ill-chosen, and way over-priced. Please...marking up $9.99 retail mediocore bottles to $38.00 is unexcusable. They won't compete with the likes of Cork and Vinoteca with that approach. Go for the food, vibe, and good service...skip the wine list until they get religion. The sports on the bright flat screens over the bar are an unnecessary distraction.