After spending the day walking Beers, we decided to eat some pizza and headed to Da Leo. We…read moreentered the restaurant and stood by the reception desk. Since we were being ignored by a waitress that walked by us a few times, we were able to take a look around the restaurant. No one else was waiting, there was a man sitting at the bar with a few kids, there was a large party of about 10-12 seated in one section of the restaurant and maybe about 5-8 other tables occupied by couples. The restaurant was about 75% empty. Finally, we were recognized by another waitress only to be told there was a one hour wait. Seriously!? We left and took our business somewhere else.
Please check out my five star review for Il Salento.