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This place is inconspicuous. Not in a good way either. Good luck finding it. No signage to show location or even an entrance marking showing the way into the place. There’s also no street parking. You have to make use of parking in one of the several underground parkades behind their building. Also, this info could be easily shared on their social media since they’re so active there. Also, be prepared to climb the four flights of stairs. Also, you can guess that it’s not disability/injury friendly. Crutches, wheelchair, etc….forget it. Try elsewhere. Also not for under 23s, so not kid friendly. And definitely make reservations on days you’d typically expect a restaurant to be busy. All in all, I think they have 12 tables? It’s a small joint. Ambience is great, accentuated by the rooftop views of course. Chilled vibes when there isn’t a DJ/live band. You can hear yourself talking, which is good. The service is cool, although honestly, they could work on a few small but important things with their staff like greeting and looking enthusiastic upon arrival, seating guests expeditiously and generally prioritizing customers’ comfort and not trying to argue with or railroad them. How can staff tell you that they can’t extend the sun shield to protect you from the sun bearing down strongly on you because if the wind breaks it, they’ll be held responsible? Then the management should get stronger sun shields. Really ridiculous. Food wise, they only serve pizza and sushi. We ordered 2 different kinds of pizza and enjoyed both. Simple and authentic to the Italian style of pizza making. The sushi ordered by other tables around us also looked good, so thumbs up purely by way of visual appeal!!! So I’d say a 4 on the food itself. But the cocktails are slightly overpriced for the taste. Too watery. Also, a big down was that they do not have enough wine by the glass options.
This place is inconspicuous. Not in a good way either. Good luck finding it. No signage to show location or even an entrance marking showing the way into the place. There’s also no street parking. You have to make use of parking in one of the several underground parkades behind their building. Also, this info could be easily shared on their social media since they’re so active there.
Also, be prepared to climb the four flights of stairs. Also, you can guess that it’s not disability/injury friendly. Crutches, wheelchair, etc….forget it. Try elsewhere. Also not for under 23s, so not kid friendly.
And definitely make reservations on days you’d typically expect a restaurant to be busy. All in all, I think they have 12 tables? It’s a small joint. Ambience is great, accentuated by the rooftop views of course. Chilled vibes when there isn’t a DJ/live band. You can hear yourself talking, which is good. The service is cool, although honestly, they could work on a few small but important things with their staff like greeting and looking enthusiastic upon arrival, seating guests expeditiously and generally prioritizing customers’ comfort and not trying to argue with or railroad them. How can staff tell you that they can’t extend the sun shield to protect you from the sun bearing down strongly on you because if the wind breaks it, they’ll be held responsible? Then the management should get stronger sun shields. Really ridiculous. Food wise, they only serve pizza and sushi. We ordered 2 different kinds of pizza and enjoyed both. Simple and authentic to the Italian style of pizza making. The sushi ordered by other tables around us also looked good, so thumbs up purely by way of visual appeal!!! So I’d say a 4 on the food itself. But the cocktails are slightly overpriced for the taste. Too watery. Also, a big down was that they do not have enough wine by the glass options.
