"Went in because of reviews from Google and just out driving around. I require a handicap parking space but am able to walk. The restaurant faces a major road with no parking. There is also no back parking area or entrance. The closest handicap parking space is approximately 2 1 1/2 blocks away from the front entrance of the restaurant. Once inside navigation is not an issue. The waitress immediately greeted me and directed me to an open area to be seated. She very quickly brought the menu and asked about the drinks. We briefly discussed the menu and she said that she would let me review the menu then return. She returned and we talked briefly and I chose the “Cowboy Carbonara” meal. So bottom line was it is average quality. The pasta was tender and fine. I was expecting a richer thicker sauce but as it turns out it is mostly a watery Alfredo Sauce that was lacking in flavor and there was a glaring lacking of the Carbonara. The chicken was average not quite but almost too dry. I think for $20.00 the presentation, flavor and quality could have been better. Service was fine, the interior of the building was fine, there were little metal bistro tables out front that you can sit at while year. Only about 6 feet from the dirty dusty highway and I can’t imagine trying to sit there with your girlfriend for a romantic meal. Don’t think I’ll be back there again. They may have some good food but I didn’t see it today. Parking: No parking in front or back. Restaurant faces busy highway. All parking is on side streets Wheelchair accessibility: Only handicap parking seen was approximately 1 1/2 blocks away. And across street. Street is ramped. Small difficult ramp to front door of restaurant. Assistance with front door will be helpful. Once inside the restaurant the floor is concrete and easy to navigate."
