I visited today w/ my office partner for lunch. From the outside it looked empty because of the tinted windows. But once we walked inside we could see that it was lively little joint and yes it is warm and cozy too. Even former City Council President, James Pitts was inside enjoying lunch sans his tradmark bow tie. My friend had the rueben $6.95 and a unsweetened iced tea $1.50. He enjoyed his lunch and said, "The corned beef was tender and juicy." He also enjoyed the bountiful side of fries he received. I on the other hand wish I had choosen that. I had a bowl of the soup $2.95, the ham/cheese toasties $4.95 and a iced tea too. The soup was a little bland to me so I had to kick it up w/ s&p and I was served oyster crackers not a slice of wholegrain brown bread. The toasties were disappointing because the menu gives the impression that you will receive grilled mini-sandwiches, or at least a grilled sandwich cut in squares (my partner perceived it the same way). I received a dry ham/cheese sandwich on toast (after checking there was a little butter but the flavor was no evident), a side of colesole and mixed field greens w/ no dressing (instead of the chips I was promised by the waitress). I wouldn't mind the healthier greens but I think this plate could be improved w/ at least mustard on the sandwich, sandwich grilled and quartered and the greens served w/ some sort of vinegrette. Even though this was not my best dining experience this year. The staff was extremely friendly, and the service itself was excellent. I will try again once they finally get their extended menu up and running (whenever that may be?) The current menu is well priced, our total w/ tax was 19.45 plus tip. I would recommend it but steer someone towards other menu items like the rueben or maybe the stew if truly hungry.