We had high hopes for this place - the menu looked good and the place has a great jazzey feel to it. We went for dinner thinking we'd have some good southern soul food/BBQ.
The split pea soup was very good but the macaroni and cheese (touted as being made with three gourmet cheeses and baked with grilled chicken) came out heaping in a bowl of a large gooey mess that tasted like Velvetta with chopped up grilled chicken on top. Kraft M&C in the box is 1000% times better than this.
BBQ'd chicken was noted as coming with "fried potatoes". It was baked chicken with BBQ sauce poured on it and french fries.
The manager was kind enough to take off the M&C (I didn't have but two bits before I pushed it away) but even if it was good, $14 for M&C is a tad bit too high even for Manhattan!!
Pass on this place!
Pros: Good for jazz/blues music
Cons: Very loud even without music playing. Don't expect to be able to talk to your companions.
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