Love this place sooooo much . From the food and ambiance , to the stuff . It feels like home and when I say "home" , I really mean it . Their zeama it's amazing ,you can't go to Moldova restaurant and not try it !!! Mamaliga ,mititei and roasted rabbit - mmmm, delicious ! I've been going there ever since they opened and never I've been disappointed . Tonight I was there with my family and they really enjoyed it . They are very picky with the food and I was a little afraid they will not like it , but as it was , they loved it . Dina- an excellent waitress who knows how to make her costumers happy and full:)) Thank you!!! Heard they are opening a new place in Queens , def have to try it too :) read more

My mother and I went to Moldova Restaurant this afternoon with a groupon. I was excited to try mamaliga and see how Moldovan food differs from the standard Russian cuisine that I am used to. Unfortunately, our lunch experience turned out to be less than pleasant for the following reasons: 1. The restaurant's website clearly says that lunch is served until 4. When we arrived at 3:15, the waiter, Andrey, insisted that the lunch special is over. I had to pull up the website on my phone in order to show him that he is wrong. Instead of apologizing, he claimed that the time on his computer is wrong. 2. When the waiter finally came to terms that it is lunch special time, I presented my groupon to him. The only restriction the groupon had was that it was to be used only on weekdays. However, SURPRISE!- I was told that it was not valid on the lunch special. I did not argue as I did not want to ruin my lunch, but I believe that all restrictions should clearly be stated on the groupon. 3. Finally, it was time to look through the menu. I think it's important to give customers some space while they decide. However, this waiter literally stood behind my back. I understand that it is proper for waiters to make recommendations but not at the expense of rushing their customers. It felt like he was almost irritated that we were not sure what to order. 4. We did go with his suggestions- we had a salmon salad, carp, and lamb. The food arrived fairly quickly and tasted decent. It is nothing to rave about, but I have no complaints other than the portions seemed rather small for $15. 5. This is perhaps the strangest part of my experience at this restaurant. I have never experienced anything like this before--- while I was eating the mamaliga, the waiter approached me to tell me that I was eating it incorrectly. He took the fork out of my hand and started mixing things on my plate. Talk about an invasion of personal space! 6. Cutting to the end of the visit when we received our bill, I was put off by two things. First, I saw a $4.99 charge for water. Generally, the restaurant protocol is tap water unless the costumer requests bottled water. I did not request it and was certainly fine with tap water. Needless to say, I was unhappy with this charge. Secondly, they had factored in a service charge. It is a party of 2- let us decide how much tip we want to give you! I am not sure if this is the restaurant's general way of operating or only the way they treat their groupon customers, but their mannerisms leave much to be desired. In short, I was very disappointed with my experience at Moldova and will not be returning. read more

Holy crap! Ethnic excellence. I never heard of Moldova before let alone knew that their food was so delicious. Google "moldova restaurant nyc" and just look at the food pictures. The food tastes 100% better! I actually found one of probably 1000 real Moldovan's, ites, ers...whatever, and went with her and a group so we ordered lots of food we otherwise would not have eaten. Upon entering you are magically transformed to Moldova, with Molodvan flags, servers wearing traditional Moldovan folk costumes, Moldovan chochkies, and a TV playing an old communist style video expounding the virtues and great achievements of Moldova and the Moldovan people. Even some story of a king and a dog that they named the country after. It's fabulous. Everything is fresh and prepared as if you were in grandma's house in the "old country". Wow! They must have cooked down and entire chicken house to make the soup stock. Fresh polenta, cheeses, roasted eggplant salad, grilled vegetables meats served in cast iron pans. The desserts, youzer. Desserts, the Napolean weights more than a brick and the stuffed cherry blinchkies...ugh, fabulous. Look at the pics and we'll talk. This is the only Moldovan restaurant in NYC and I can't imagine there are many more in the US. It's different and delicious. Just FYI, it's deep in the heart of Brooklyn in one of the most ethnically diverse areas on the planet and if you don't know your way, it can be an adventure to get there. Thank you my Moldovan "babooshka"! This review is for you. read more

I've never had Moldovan food before, so I wasn't sure what to expect. However, the food was delicious! We ordered the Primavera salad (radish and sour cream salad), Limba de Vita (veal tongue with horseradish), Mititei (sausage), Napolean cake, Coltunasi Cu Visina (cherry dumplings), and a pitcher of Compot de Casa (fruit punch). I am Ukrainian, so I found the flavors and dishes to be similar to Ukrainian dishes. However, I have been unsuccessful in finding fresh and delicious Ukrainian food in the area, since nothing remotely compares to my grandmother's cooking. In particular, I have been looking for handmade cherry dumplings for years, and most restaurants serve sad looking dumplings that look like the ones sold in the freezer section of most Russian stores. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Moldova Restaurant serves REAL cherry dumplings. They're obviously handmade and really delicious. I definitely recommend them. The Napolean was also delicious. The rest of the dishes were freshly made. No flaws, whatsoever. Aside from the cherry dumplings, my favorite dish was the Mititei. It was really good! The seasoning was spot on. Plus, delivery was fast despite terrible weather conditions. I definitely recommend this place and I will certainly order from here again. read more

A definite must try if you are in the area. Love love love. First time coming here and service was great. Calm & amazing food!!

Moldova Restaurant is a excellent ambassador for the unassuming nation just northeast of Romania. New York's only Moldovan establishment is designed to appeal to the city's Moldovan population and curious newcomers. The main dining room has a mix of large tables for the banquet-style dining common in this part of the world and four-tops designed for American-sized families. Our party of 13 arrived sans reservation in the middle of the afternoon and immediately and graciously ushered to back room, a unique space where plants and green Christmas lights have been arranged in some sort of Slavic take on Fern Gully. We were on a Gravesend food tour, so we sampled a half-dozen appetizers. The fasolita is a bean paste not dissimilar to white bean dip that pairs well with the provided dark bread. Ursuleti (described as a house special) are corn meal balls fried with a soft cheese inside and crumbled on top. Several members of our well-traveled party noted the similarities to the food of northern Croatia, especially in the generous use of farmer's cheese in the placinte - a filled pastry - and the coltunasi - a Moldovan take on pelmeni. The food was hearty without being heavy, arrived quickly and with a smile. For those planning a trip out here, I'd highly recommend Moldova Restaurant's website, which has pictures and descriptions of the entire menu in English, with far more information than the standard New American site. A great experience. read more

Say what you will about the Aramark or Restaurant Associates-run cafeteria in your office building. And, while I wholeheartedly agree that the monthly soup rotation (that mimics itself, all over again, the following month) and same-thing-everyday salad bar gets tired, those are, for the most part, my only two complaints. Having recently moved from a building whose cafeteria contract was cancelled in 2009, I cannot tell you what a welcome relief it is to be able to quickly run down to the dining hall and grab something when I'm pinched for time or, worse, when the weather is particularly nasty. Which is *very* often in NYC. Every Tuesday, like clockwork, there's a "Mexican table," where diners can make their own tacos, etc. And I can always count on my favorite rotisserie chicken at the hot station, as well as the soft-serve frozen yogurt that boasts an impressive array of toppings. But, best of all, every Wednesday and Thursday, Restaurant Associates hires a local restaurant/food truck to serve their specialties to hungry diners. At a kiosk-type space within the cafeteria. Cool, right? Think: Chinese Mirch, Mexico Blvd., Food Freaks...and this week's guest, Moldova Restaurant. I'll be the first to admit that I had no idea what the word "Moldova" meant/was in reference to - the name of the chef's mother, perhaps? Unbeknownst to me, Moldova is a small, landlocked country that located between Romania and the Ukraine. A bit geographically challenged, it took a quick visual on Google maps for me to understand that, based on Moldova's location, the cuisine is influenced by its Eastern European neighbors, in addition to Turkey and Greece. For a mere $9.95, I chose the "sampler" option, so that I could taste as many savory dishes as possible: I will describe my meal in a clockwise fashion, beginning with the magenta-hued beet/potato salad: Cubed beets and potatoes, along with peas, made up a chilled, vinegar-based salad that proved incredibly compatible with its neighboring, predominately starch-based plate mates. Instead of kasha, I chose rice. I can only assume that its lovely flavor was the result of having been boiled in chicken stock. Coltunasi "Fat Frumos," a.k.a. dumplings: I chose to sample both the homemade meat (pork and veal) and potato dumplings, which were topped with melted butter and fried onions (optional). In a gluttonous effort to consume as many calories as possible, I dipped each bite in sour cream. :) "Ursuleti," a.k.a. fried mamaliga (similar to polenta) balls stuffed with feta cheese, pork belly, and sour cream: The "urselti" balls were firm on the outside, and gave way to a moist, polenta-like, savory interior that was dotted with nibs of fatty pork belly. Absolutely heavenly. "Sarmale ca la Mama," a.k.a. pork and rice-stuffed grape leaves: The ground pork and rice were enveloped by a briny grape leaf that created a fantastic, salty kick. I really enjoyed this particular item! Chicken blintz (similar to a crepe): While I grew up eating sweet, cheese-based blintzes, I've never had a savory version. Normally, I shy away from anything-chicken, but the friendly employee urged me to try this blintz. And I'm really glad I did. The crepe, itself, was the slightest bit sweet, and the chicken filling was bound with buttery, fried onions. Is there anything that fried onions couldn't make delicious? And, for dessert...a Russian sour-cherry pastry: If I only had a scoop of vanilla or salted-caramel ice cream! Encased by flaky pastry was the most generous amount of plump, sour cherries. There wasn't some gloppy, corn syrup-based binder - just a plethora of the sweet, tangy fruit. read more

I was really looking forward to go to this place since I was a bit homesick for a while. Once I got there it didn't make me home sick any more. Not in a good way. Bad&slow service and the crowd is carrying those cool moldavian judgmental looks. On the pro side the "mici" and "placinte cu brinza" was awesome. Like really awesome and really cheap compared to NYC prices. The "sarmale" was bad tho. Salty and stale. Also, not to be clingy or anything but everyone was trying to speak to me in russian. Wich I don't really speak and have no desire to do so in a moldavian restaurant. The 2 stars is for service & overall ambiance. I would give the food 4 but the first two just pissed me off badly. read more

Had a party of 12 people here: Terrible service - over an hour wait for main course to come out, disorganized waiters, 1 waiter per 5-6 tables. Slow, unfriendly. Summer day - AC barely working. Everyone was sweating (including the waiters), but they kept saying the AC is on and they cannot do anything about it Food - was average. Absolutely nothing special and with all of the great restaurants on Coney Island... This place won't last much longer. PS they didn't even ask to bring out water for the table.... Pros - very cheap (but you pay for what you get - terrible service, uncomfortable environment and average food). Try something else instead! read more

Visiting this restaurant was part of my mission to try as many restaurants from different countries as I can. I can now cross Moldova off my list. Moldova, the country, is located in Eastern Europe between the Ukraine and Romania. So while the cuisine may seem familiar at first taste (is this Russian? or is it Greek? or maybe Turkish?), Moldova the restaurant offers dishes with their own delicious flavor. I found out about this restaurant through Serious Eats when they featured restaurants which have good vegetarian dishes. It's true; if you're abstaining from meat, there's a wide variety of salads and entrees to choose from. If you're a pescatarian, even better. Their fish dishes include (pickled) herring, with carp, trout, and salmon options for the mains. The dish that stood out for me was the mamaliga, which is described in the menu as "traditional corn meal served with feta and deep fried pork belly." Essentially, what I got was two generous scoops of the best cooked polenta that I've had. The fried pork belly and feta were just bonus. I would be very happy on the mamaliga alone. The restaurant is located on a section of Coney Island that's generally deserted most evenings; we went on a Tuesday evening and we were one of two couples there. I have a feeling this place gets livelier on the weekends. As of March 2013, no beer or wine available. Order either the kompot (fruit punch) or juice (or if you're thinking ahead, BYOB). read more

Not much of an update really, but since we made it back, here goes :) - Service improved... somewhat: place is not insanely busy and food came out one by one instead of all together. Still, even though we were a large group, we got no water refills, no "is everything OK"s, and no "is there anything you need"s. Not exactly ignored, but bordering on it. - Food was better this time, less oil, and my friend said antrecot was good. Lamb continues to smell very strongly. I wanted to try desserts and they were out of everything except cake o_O - Simple dinner of appetizers and main courses took 2.5 hours - that's how e x c r u c i a t i n g l y slow everything was done. You'd think there is just one stove in the kitchen, so while one dish is cooking in the oven, they can't put another one in. Waitress came to take our order in 15-20 minutes from the time we sat down. Yes, all that time without so much as water or "welcome". Anyways, for the money there is much better food and much better service elsewhere - in fact, many elsewheres. I will not be back. read more

I was born in Romanian and have grown up eating my grandmother's Romanian food...this place is as close as it comes to eating Romanian food! I am sooooo happy to have found this restaurant and even better that they honored the groupon I brought. I ordered some traditional Romanian foods like: ciorba de perisoare, sarmale, plecinta and mititei....all of which were excellent! read more

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I had a great time here with my parents. We are not from Moldova, we are from Russia, but the staff here spoke Russian. We ordered the assorted pickles and the assorted meats for appetizers. It's probably the best beef tongue I've had - it was so delicate and soft. As for the pickles, the cabbage was top notch, and the carrots were delicious. This was my first time trying pickled watermelon, and it was surprisingly good! The appetizer dishes were also quite large. We all ordered hot borscht soup, which was fantastic. Of course it came with sour cream, and maybe I was just hungry, but I could swear the sour cream was creamier and richer than what I'm used to. The soup itself was good and full of vegetables and meat. I finished my mom's portion. For entrees, we ordered the "Perjoale Ca La Tiraspol" a.k.a Stuffed chicken breast with cheese and sour pickles fried with egg and flour, and also the "Friptura De Pui Cu Ciuperci" a.k.a "Roast chicken with mushrooms", and for sides we ordered Mamaliga and Home Fried Potatoes. To be honest, I actually did not like the chicken and mushrooms dish - it had a taste to it I did not enjoy and also felt a little too salty. I will refrain on rating the mamaliga because I was eating it with the chicken and mushrooms, and I can't remember if I tried it by itself. The stuffed chicken breast, on the other hand, was very good. I remember wishing I weren't so full by the time the entrees came so that I could have more of it. The home fried potatoes on the side were delicious. For dessert we ordered the cherry blinzes and stuffed dried plums. They were both good, with my preference being for the cherry blinchiki. Aside from the food, the interior of this place has a lovely authentic design to it, and there's a back room decorated like a garden in a village. The staff is nice, and they are all dressed in authentic attire. They have televisions mounted on the walls, playing slideshows showing old pictures of Moldova I guess. I thought it was a great use of slideshows, it's not distracting like a video, and it's just something you can glance at now and then. I really want to go back and try more dishes, because I am thinking to celebrate my birthday here (with my non Russian friends, to show them a new cuisine). read more

I just get my order and I couldnt be more happy with the food=)First of all everything is very fresh and just cooked and really delicious. I had the amazing grilled salmon that just melted in my mouth, also bors rosu and salad. The portions are quiet big. I definitely will order again. Thank you so much :) read more

Moldova Restaurant - Juicy grilled salmon with veggie - Modern European Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The menu selection was excellent, although some items from the menu were not available. Food tasted excellent, great presentation. All was good, except the service. It was really poor. The waitress didn't know any of the items from the menu, service was slow. read more

Love this spot! Had my dinner here many times, and also celebrated my birthday with big group of friends. I'm originally from the region where Moldavian cuisine is very popular, so I grew up on this type of food. I can 100% tell that in this restaurant it tastes exactly like home! read more

Oh man, this place is good. I've been here a handful of times now, in groups big and small. It doesn't disappoint. I've usually ordered borscht, fried pirozhki with meat and potato, mamaliga, a pitcher of kompot, and a variety of different deserts with vishnya. Anyway, it's a fantastic restaurant with excellent food, a friendly waitstaff, and a pretty unique ambiance. I was particularly fond of the flat screen that cycled through various photos of Soviet era Chiinău. Coming with a Russian speaker might make ordering somewhat easier as the staff is primarily Russian speaking, but pointing is always everywhere a suitable option. And the prices are very affordable, which is a big plus. + BYOB ))) read more

My friend ordered a banquet for our table, so the food was served family style and we didn't have the option to order individual meals. My review is going to be partial since I'm not sure she chose all the available options. The restaurant has a nice size private room which is good for semi or private parties for about 40 or so people. I was there for a baby shower, and it seems they have neglected to tell my friend that they are going to be hosting another baby shower in the same room. Awkward is an understatement. My overall experience was just OK and I left the restaurant hungry. read more

I wasn't too sure about this place from the look of it on the outside but I was pleasantly surprise. The wait staff were very nice and helpful. They struggled a little with English but then again, I don't know their language either :) Food was delicious! I order stuffed peppers that taste great just had a little salt. The pork chops with corn meal was on point with plenty of flavor. The back room looked like Narnia which was cool. Dessert was great. Crepes with cherries. A+ Will def go again. read more

Not bad at all. Pretty good all 'round food from the the areas of I guess Turkey and Romania. Not a place I would RUN back to, but would go back. Yea. I read more

Moldova Restaurant - Clean and nice - Modern European Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I love new cuisine, and Moldovan food is definitely something I am glad I tried. Besides a general lack of salt, everything was delicious and cooked beautifully. Something completely new to me was the cascavale pane, or Transylvanian fried cheese as they call it. I also loved the marmaliga balls and the schnitzel. The lamb kabobs were tender and not over cooked. I would definitely recommend this to someone in the area that's tired of the same old food. You won't be disappointed! read more

We been coming to this restaurant since it first opened and I love the food, every dish is simply delicious. The place is very clean and the environment is very friendly. Lots of family come there to eat and it's a very good place bring the kids. If you enjoy soups, then come to this place, the soups are made to fulfill your tasty desires. They even deliver to us so we always take advantage and order their food which always feels like home-cooked meals. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting delicious Moldovian food. read more

Was there several times. All food is super good and prices are very reasonable. The quality if food is equal with best restaurants in Republic of Moldova. My favorite place to go when I am in NY. read more

After reading the write up in the NY Times we traveled from Manhattan to give Moldovan food a try. We had a wonderful experience. The restaurant is beautiful. You can tell they put a lot of work into picking the right decorations and it all really works. The traditional costumes worn by the wait staff also add perfectly to the mood. The food is delicious and the portions are very generous. Very reasonable prices as well, especially for what you get. The one thing I would note is that the wait staff did not seem to friendly, although knowing some people from Eastern Europe I believe that is just the normal way to act over there. We didn't let it bother us and had a great time. Can't wait to go back soon. read more

The food at Moldova is delicious and of high quality. The wine selection is great and the drinks are delightful. This is a must go to place. Very friendly staff and owners. I use to visit their other location in Queens. Awesome restaurant!!! read more

You know you must be in an authentic restaurant when your wait staff only speaks Romanian! Another waiter who spoke English came over to assist instead. He was very nice & friendly, He gave us lots of recommendations about what to order and brought out some extras so we could try the food the way "grandma used to make it." I think we were the only non-Moldovians in the restaurant so we really appreciated the suggestions. The food was great. With the Groupon deal we ended up getting a massive amount of food. We tried to order our dessert to go but that ended up being lost in translation and they ended up serving it to us - so we pretty much had to be rolled out of the restaurant we were so full. The first time we tried to use our Groupon we came at 10pm on a Friday night and we were turned away because they said they were closed. According to their website they are open until midnight and serving until 10:30pm so we were not happy about being turned away. The second time we went they served us but they said their kitchen was about to close and rushed us a bit through the ordering process. I'm glad we gave this place a second chance because we enjoyed the food and experience but I definitely would recommend going earlier in the evening if you can. read more

When you make reservations make sure you call back a 100 time to confirm, or your reservation will be lost and you will have no where to sit. The staff will play dumb and make you to be an idiot. If you do get a table get ready for many of the menue items to be missing and the server to notify you an hour into your dinner. You will have to wait an hour for salad and another hour for what's available for your main course. When you receive it 1/2 of your dish will be hot and 1/2 of it will be cold. 5 meat dishes and all 5 had frozen cold Mamaliga, like it was sitting in the plate for the past hour. For dessert - just pass. Nothing Moldovian about it. The servers have an attitude and their motto it "the wait staff is always right" and looking to pick a fight. Do your self a favor and just skip this place. read more

It was easy to order by phone. Place appeared surprisingly nice, clean, and cozy. Service excellent, food delicious. Six of us could not finish what we ordered costing $125 + tip (without wine, which we were allowed to bring in). Highly recommend to visit. The website is well done and informative, with great pictures adequately representing meals. Perhaps, code could be written to make navigation easier and faster. There is no option to select and purchase/order the "basket" and calculate total, which would be nice to have. Bon appetite, Lion. read more

I'm rating this in comparison to other Russian restaurants. The decor and atmosphere here is very lovely. Everything was clean and fresh, upbeat, and welcoming The waitresses and staff were very nice and friendly. Service was prompt. The room was spacious and they have outside (back) seating. The patrons of this establishment were also pleasant (any frequent patron of Russian restaurants will understand). They do not have liquor but they do allow you to bring your own(no charge) and provide you with whatever glassware you want (shot, wine, champagne) The prices were very reasonable. 4 people, our bill was $84. The food was good but nothing outstanding. You'll find typical Russian dishes and some Moldovian specific dishes. The menu is in a flush, Russian, and Romanian. The pork shish Kebob was delicious This seems like a great, inexpensive lunch spot read more

Great place with great food. Staff is friendly, delicious food, my favorite one traditional moldavian ( mama luga). Price around 5$ plus tax!!! What can be better. Love this place! read more

Moldova Restaurant - Modern European Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Mamaliga is overrated. The chicken shish was okay. Service was bad. Otherwise the salad with salmon lox highly recommended.

Just ordered lunch special delivery . And the food is really good .big portion and very tasty .thank you read more

Moldova Restaurant - Modern European Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The food is amazing and the service is outstanding ,delivery is always fresh and enjoyable. Cheers to u guys that make this restaurant to stand strong. read more

Moldova Restaurant - Yammmmm - Modern European Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Don't order delivery here if you want it within 2 hours and if you want what you actually ordered. I called 1 hour and 15 minutes after ordering and they said the traffic was bad and that the driver would be there in 10 minutes. I looked on Google Maps and saw that the driving time was only 9 minutes with traffic. 45 minutes later I had given up and just left my house to pick up some food from a nearby pizza place (it was 9:45pm at this point) to see that the driver had finally arrived. When I opened the bag I saw that only 1 or possibly 2 (it was kind of hard to tell) things we had ordered were in it. They had given us 2 other random things and forgotten to include the coffee (which may have been cold anyway). Also, the food was average at best. read more

This restaurant when it was open advertised that they delivered 2 my house which is approximately one mile away so I tried calling a year ago they didn't want to send the delivery guy they said they were over worked then several times over the past couple of months try to order delivery and got a message from Yelp that Yelp we having a problem so finally today I ordered takeout it said my order would be ready at 3:09 p.m. went to go pick it up and the place was closed!!! When it was open I would have liked to try the food minus the crappy attitudes but it's closed now and they gave no indication that they were going to close to Yelp or GrubHub it seems like the new names is Bessarabia.. Very unprofessional read more

Today we ordered delivery here for the 1st time. The guys are very helpful and polite over the phone. The delivery took much longer than expected (1,5 hr instead of 40min), but the food was so delicious, that I can't but recommend Moldova to anyone craving for a great quality meal (I would say homemade style). We ordered a pork neck with mamalyga, stuffed peppers, homemade sausages and a fresh vegetable salad. Total was $41. 1) the food is healthy! it's not greasy as I expected (I'm Russian and know how a lot of stuff is cooked). 2) the portions are of a good size, the vegetable salad was bigger than expected - which is very rare and a big plus, of course. 3) Moldova are very responsive and pleasant over the phone, even when you call them hungry and a bit cranky ;-) Thank you guys, I've bookmarked this place. (Though, please make sure to take the note about delivery) read more

Excellent, fresh, ethnic food. Delicious presentation was beautiful. Service was great. I hope you are served by Yurii- he is a class act! Thank you! read more

Delivery: Received on time, Food was still warm. First time having this "cuisine" very delicious. Not oily as I read on other reviews. Mamaliga:delicious nice to try something different and traditional. Pork neck on grill is loud YES!, mushroom crepe yes. Delivery guy was cute as well. Only con: meal with tip came out to 30, However I was charged 36.... read more

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This place is great for dinner. I've been here couple times very fresh and clean. Our waiter was super nice and very helpful with recommendation of there food. Highly recommended this place for everyone. I will come back next time for sure. read more

Moldova Restaurant - Modern European Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Poor service. No Heat in the garden area while freezing cold. Dangerous entrance and malfunctioning door. Nasty waitress. No music. Poor reservation skills. Food delay and much more. Never coming back ! read more