Nice little place close to where I used to live. One thing I like about this location is that the…read morehours are vast for South America (open early, late and on Sunday's). The food is ok- the bread is the best part as that's the speciality. Love their chocolate croissant. The rest is standard and the service sporadic. Their cakes and sweets are also hit or miss- many times they tasted a little old. The frozen section and cheese is why I go here. They have a great variety of cheeses. Any given day you might find burgers, enchiladas, etc. They also sell homemade pesto and sauces at an affordable rate. Some other things like wine and tea can be found here but it's a little pricey.

I had the worst meal I have ever eaten tonight. The steak (picanha) was tough as leather. Mine was…read moreoverdone, but my husband's was cooked exactly to the fineness he prefers, and still he had to spit out several mouthfuls due to it being too tough to swallow. The potato boats pictures in the menu bear no resemblance to what we were served. I have photos if you want proof. What we received were boiled potatoes, cut in half the short way, then topped with spray cheese and bacon bits. Nasty!! The Caesar salad was rusty and the croutons were burnt. To top off the night, the waiter never refreshed our drinks, so the overly salty and tough steak couldn't even get washed down. I have had a pain in my gut for the past 3 hours, since getting gone from dinner. I highly recommend against trying AleHouse American Bar and Restaurant.