As another reviewer said, a little hole in the wall but very very authentic and comfortable place. Their food is lovely but if you do not know Vietnamese food and/or tend to be squeamish, make sure you read carefully what you are getting and if at all unsure, ASK as they do use some ingredients that Americans are not necessarily used to eating.
Not the prettiest place today but probably was lovely in the 80s. Cozy and a good place to go if you want to read a book or something while eating. Usually not terribly busy so you can pretty much sit as long as you want to. Nice and friendly staff - while not all of them speak good English, they will do their best to help or get someone who speaks better English if they cannot.
This is a good place to become a ""regular"" at!
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