3 people at 21:00. All old guys. Quiet, but good old rock playing. Johnny walker black was served…read morepromptly and did the job. Not a party spot for kids. Good date drinks if you actually want to talk and be left alone. All good things.

Three stars because of the setting. One star to the…read moreextremely slow service (Friday lunch). The food was puzzling. My husband had the mozzarella burger. It confirmed that an American should never order a burger in Europe. That's rather a broad stroke but we live in Europe and trust me, he has made this mistake many times. The beef just is too lean, causing a rock hard over cooked patty in this case. It was served on a bun that disintegrated into bread crumbs ( perhaps the kitchen might consider toasting the bun before serving). I had a Taco Salad. It piqued my curiosity. The pork was in little cubes that were spicy in a flavorful way, with rocket salad under it (which sort of cooked from the heat of the meat and sauce.) on the edge of the plate was a glob of mango from a jar. The flavor combinations were okay, and since this all sat on a huge papadan, inedible, the effect of all this soy sauce was Bangkok does tex mex. there was not one ingredient reminiscent of south of the border chilli spices, onion..etc. so again, this was an American thinking that something quite different was going to be on the plate. Oh well, it wasn't bad, just a surprise. Also ordered a small plate of focaccia with aioli which came after the main course, effectively it was toasted bread (over $5 for four slices). This restaurant is on the harbor across from the shopping center and parking seemed to free up often enough. Our bill for three, including a beer and a coke, was over the equivalent of 75 dollars. I would recommend having a beer out on the deck (views!) and then going elsewhere to eat. Oh, we wanted the enticing Mussels in cream for lunch, but they were "out" so we needed to order a second choice.