Menu is limited (one side of an A4 size laminatedcard, including appetizers) and food is overpriced for what it is. Not the place to go if you have $20 in your pocket and you want a hearty meal. It's also full of desperate housewives and sleazy used car salesman types looking to get laid while their wives are elsewhere. Most of the customers all seem to know each other's business (the local "Hill" crowd) and the management plays favorites. In addition, if you just drop in for a few beers and don't order any food, be prepared for some unfriendly looks from the owner. I've been in a few times and just chilled out at the bar drinking draught beer all night and fighting off the advances of unhappy rich bitches, and the overwhelming vibe I got was " why the hell are you taking up one of my bar stools when you're spending no more than $20!" Bottom line: a regular little Peyton Place which is OK for a visit or two but then gets old, really quickly.