"We had a table of 5. We arrived at about 5:30 and the place was empty. It was a little early but they seemed surprised to see us at all and weren 't particularly friendly or welcoming ever. They couldn 't find our reservation but seated us anyway, way back by the kitchen (which has no door so I could see everything going on back there for an hour and a half). Our table was in the middle of the walkway on two sides and every time anyone would walk behind me my chair would dip just a little which got annoying. Occasionally, one of the staff would walk out, stand right behind my chair (less than a foot away), and communicate with other staff members. Once he was almost yelling which was not great. The service was also pretty slow and, once again, not super friendly but it was ok. The food was fine but every person at our table said it was too salty, myself included and I never noticed saltiness so it must have been high. 2 people had a fish dish (a special I think) and seemed to like it, one had the black pasta (he liked it) and I had a linguini seafood stew (Linguini Pescatore maybe) which was very good but had so much salt. The price for 5 people: 5 entrees, 3 salads, and and one or two drinks per person was $360 which I feel was high for the combination of the seating, the service, and the salty food. I have to say I can 't heartily recommend Carlos Carlos. Parking: Large parking lot a block away but the first 3 or 4 floors are reserved for nearby condos. They have signs on all floors as you drive up but they aren 't super clear that you literally won 't be able to park until you get to level 4 or 5. Wheelchair accessibility: One of my party had a wheeled walker and they paid no attention to making it easier for her to get through (two of us had to move a table on our way out, which the staff didn 't care about or notice) or for finding a place for it when she sat down, Just go put it by the host table they said, but there wasn 't really a clear place for it and it felt like it was just in the way."