The Sweet Onion Bistro

This restaurant is amazing. Family owned and run. The care that is put into the food, decor and ambiance is soul warming. I finally stopped in to have one of my favourite treats and I wasn’t disappointed. Saganaki is one of the Greek staples that is amazing or a bit of a let down. I was fully impressed and loved everything from the lighting of the brandy, to the stretching of the cheese, and to the dipping of the incredibly fresh pita! I sat on the very spacious patio and loved watching all the people traffic. Thank you to Cleopatra who welcomed me to her restaurant like I was family. I’m also looking forward to trying the Sweet Onion Bistro in Byron Village too!

The Restaurant is amazing in terms of taste of food, their furniture is outdated specially tables, you can not eat food properly as they are not balanced, table Service is too slow, Ambience is amazing, stewards are very polite and respectful. Parking may be a challenge sometime, but if you love food then this is the place.

Definitely one of the nicest patios to enjoy a drink and good food in London. Wortley village is a local gem and Sweet onion bistro fits perfectly in this community. A great place to share drinks with friends and watch the world go by.

Just went for my birthday brunch. First time there and wow what a nice change. Not disappointed in the least. For once, a restaurant that provided great atmosphere, experience, food and service. Didn't break the bank either! The fish n chips and roasted rib was so yummy. Even ordered two fish n chips to go for dinner later.

The salmon is a little dry and i’m not sure if it was a dill puree on top but the puree was flavorful. Carved beef was drenched in gravy something the modern culinary don’t do anymore. The prices are a bit high for these ordinary dishes. Wheat beer on tap was good. The kitchen tries and I could see the effort but if you like to be competitive with Toronto(where I’m from) or NYC restaurants you gotta up your game in the kitchen. But then again, its a family restaurant in the quiet town of Wortley neighborhood in London ON so..game changer for me was the fact that they allow dogs in their patio and the customer service is a 10/10 and yes you should eat here.

We went her to celebrate my mom’s 84th birthday. Mom ordered the chicken parm- it never should have left the kitchen - it was burnt to a crisp and not edible. We asked the server to return it and it was removed from the bill. I had the veggie burger which was also over cooked and the bun was stale. The fries were luke warm potato wedges without much flavour. My daughter enjoyed the calamari and Caesar salad. My husband enjoyed the chicken pita. Overall the service was “ok”. There were no specials and when we asked the service she almost seemed surprised we asked. I don’t think we would go back.

We had a Greek dinner here and it was amazing. On the last Friday of every month, they do a Greek Night featuring live Greek music and a specialty menu with Greek delicacies. We ordered calamari, dip trio, and shareable Pikilia for two (it was huge plate and leftovers were enough to fed two people the next day). Everything was delicious, and being Turkish myself (with a great deal of shared cuisine), it felt like home.

We made a reservation and arrived a bit early and our table was ready. First intro to menu was no salmon, no coleslaw. My husband ordered the Tuna - no tuna. We overheard the table next to us voice complaints that the beer was flat. I got the beet salad which was wet as over dressed. Was hard to enjoy as I could see our waitress eating by the bar and licking her fingers after taking a bite. Calamari was good. The chicken Slovakia was nothing to write home about. Would not return.

This restaurant is amazing. Family owned and run. The care that is put into the food, decor and ambiance is soul warming. I finally stopped in to have one of my favourite treats and I wasn’t disappointed. Saganaki is one of the Greek staples that is amazing or a bit of a let down. I was fully impressed and loved everything from the lighting of the brandy, to the stretching of the cheese, and to the dipping of the incredibly fresh pita! I sat on the very spacious patio and loved watching all the people traffic. Thank you to Cleopatra who welcomed me to her restaurant like I was family. I’m also looking forward to trying the Sweet Onion Bistro in Byron Village too!

The Restaurant is amazing in terms of taste of food, their furniture is outdated specially tables, you can not eat food properly as they are not balanced, table Service is too slow, Ambience is amazing, stewards are very polite and respectful. Parking may be a challenge sometime, but if you love food then this is the place.

Definitely one of the nicest patios to enjoy a drink and good food in London. Wortley village is a local gem and Sweet onion bistro fits perfectly in this community. A great place to share drinks with friends and watch the world go by.

Just went for my birthday brunch. First time there and wow what a nice change. Not disappointed in the least. For once, a restaurant that provided great atmosphere, experience, food and service. Didn't break the bank either! The fish n chips and roasted rib was so yummy. Even ordered two fish n chips to go for dinner later.

The salmon is a little dry and i’m not sure if it was a dill puree on top but the puree was flavorful. Carved beef was drenched in gravy something the modern culinary don’t do anymore. The prices are a bit high for these ordinary dishes. Wheat beer on tap was good. The kitchen tries and I could see the effort but if you like to be competitive with Toronto(where I’m from) or NYC restaurants you gotta up your game in the kitchen. But then again, its a family restaurant in the quiet town of Wortley neighborhood in London ON so..game changer for me was the fact that they allow dogs in their patio and the customer service is a 10/10 and yes you should eat here.

We went her to celebrate my mom’s 84th birthday. Mom ordered the chicken parm- it never should have left the kitchen - it was burnt to a crisp and not edible. We asked the server to return it and it was removed from the bill. I had the veggie burger which was also over cooked and the bun was stale. The fries were luke warm potato wedges without much flavour. My daughter enjoyed the calamari and Caesar salad. My husband enjoyed the chicken pita. Overall the service was “ok”. There were no specials and when we asked the service she almost seemed surprised we asked. I don’t think we would go back.

We had a Greek dinner here and it was amazing. On the last Friday of every month, they do a Greek Night featuring live Greek music and a specialty menu with Greek delicacies. We ordered calamari, dip trio, and shareable Pikilia for two (it was huge plate and leftovers were enough to fed two people the next day). Everything was delicious, and being Turkish myself (with a great deal of shared cuisine), it felt like home.

We made a reservation and arrived a bit early and our table was ready. First intro to menu was no salmon, no coleslaw. My husband ordered the Tuna - no tuna. We overheard the table next to us voice complaints that the beer was flat. I got the beet salad which was wet as over dressed. Was hard to enjoy as I could see our waitress eating by the bar and licking her fingers after taking a bite. Calamari was good. The chicken Slovakia was nothing to write home about. Would not return.

Excellent place to spend a Sunday evening. Life music, excellent Greek Food. Very friendly waitress. A jewel in Worley Village hidden away in the middle of London. Will add this place to our come back list.

Sweet Onion Bistro is a Greek restaurant with other classic American and European fare. They have indoor and outdoor seating and lots of tables available. We missed the live music, but they do have a line-up of musicians on their website as well as a changing seasonal menu to look through. Service was quick around 20 min from order to food on the table. The selection of proteins and flavors satisfied everyone at the table. We ordered the Arancini, calamari, chicken souvlaki dinner (with an extra skewer), and a braised short rib (which was massive). The Arancini was great and the braised short rib was very flavorful. You can't miss with the classic chicken souvlaki. I would be back to try the bar inspired food next time, like the Saganaki Gyro Pita or Crispy Chicken Thai Wrap along with a Greek Poutine. Maybe we could catch some live music next time.

WOW, great food. Tons of selections. Lots of food for dietary restrictions. Or just ask and they will try to accommodate. Lovely place in a village setting. Amazing service and wait staff!!!!

I did not eat, the food looked great with the group of people that i was with, I did ask for something I wanted 3 times before it was brought to me, unfortunately, one of the persons I was sitting with went in and got what I wanted. I was quite disappointed that there was no way a handicapped person could get inside when it started raining. He was put in a corner where there was an awning but the poor guy was drenched. I really think the handicapped need to be serviced the same way as the others in the restaurant.

We waited a long time for just average food. The breaking of a plate was fun, but eating out should be better than eating at home. This just wasn't.

It was ok. Wouldn't think of going again. If you want home style it may appeal to you.

Great food. Awesome host. Everybody enjoyed their meal and service. I will return again

Very nice place with very friendly staff. Food is pretty good too. Nice options to choose from, leaning towards a Greek pallet. The chicken was a little lacking in flavour and they charge extra for more sauce which is the only reason why it did not get 5 stars.

I didn't even want to give this 1 star but we had to in order to make this review! We had a very disappointing experience here! We had reservations & were stuck at 2 wobbly tables shoved together that could barely fit us. We waited over an hour for our meals & never got a water refill or an update on our long wait. When our food finally came, we had no utensils. The steak was wrapped in soggy bacon and over cooked to the point that it wasn't edible. My child wasn't even offered the dessert that was INCLUDED with his meal. Our chicken souvlaki Was served with 3 potatoes & cold rice. I could go on and on but the bottom line is, don't waste your money! We could have had better service & food at the Mall food court!

The location is great, the service was excellent, but the food was not enjoyable. The Greek salad was soggy and wet with way too much bottled dressing. One sad, baby tomato was floating alone in this salad that had the most bland grated feta cheese I've ever eaten. The flaming Saganaki was OK but sliced way too thin for the price charged. The chicken souvlaki looked appetizing but had no flavour whatsoever. The nachos were hard, bland, and boring. A disappointing experience overall.

We found this restaurant through Yelp and stopped in as the first dinner guests of the night. The atmosphere is comfortable like someone's home snd our waiter was really attentive. I had an excellent sandwich and good beer.

The best food! Not pricey at all, and great service! Definitely try the fajita and cheese appetizer and pickle fries! To die for man!

Not much to say. It's not outstanding. It's overpriced. Wish something new would replace this restaurant because it's a great location

My friend and I came here for lunch. The waitress was very friendly. I got the beet & cheese salad which was very good. The beets were pretty bland but I did enjoy the salad overall. My friend got the Caesar salad. The house-made dressing wasn't very garlicky. It had a strong mayo base that my friend wasn't a fan of.

Last night we celebrated the end of the year with our Yelp International Supper Club by celebrating American Cuisine with Greek night at the Sweet Onion Bistro in the heart of Wortley Village. Reservations were made prior to coming, which is a good thing that we did because Greek night was busy. The restaurant itself was small, and tables were fairly close together, and we were seated at our reserved table right away. There we're five of us and our drink orders and our menus were handed to us and took a few moments to look. I had looked at the menu online prior to coming, so I had an idea of what I wanted. Our waitress, who was wonderful, came back with our drinks and took our orders. I had ordered the trio dip for an appetizer which came with tirokefteri, taramasalata and tzatziki sauces with warm pita bread and for my actual entree I got the Chicken Pita, which came with fries stuffed in it, but they omitted that for me. The appetizers and meals came out in good time, the dips were delicious and full of flavour, and the chicken pita came with fries, which I don't personally like fries, so I shared them with everyone, and the most delicious Greek salad ever; it came with green peppers, sliced tomatoes, red onion, and a wedge of feta cheese, which I loved! The ambiance was loud, and I felt like I had to raise my voice louder, almost yelling to talk to my friend right next to me. The tables were very close together, but the whole entire place was pretty small itself on the inside. Everything else was wonderful, the food, the company, our waitress was wonderful, giving us great suggestions and recommending menu items. I will go back again on another night to try their regular menu. My suggestion is, from going last night, to make a reservation so you're seated right away.

I'm in the neighborhood quite often and this place is usually quite busy out on the patio. My first time there today and it was very disappointing. We ordered the dip appetizer that comes with pita wedges and nachos. Very few nachos but couldn't eat them anyway. They were very soggy. Like a liquid fell on them. Didn't even break when you bit into them. The dip portions were small and not much taste. My friend said he would be embarrassed if I complained so I didn't. A customer pays good money for good food - not god knows where that came from food - so I complain. Won't be going there again.

August 9 sunny lunch visit today . The patio was busy but we grabbed a table after a couple finally left having gabbed over drinks far too long l The campers left and I ordered a good beer and the lamb burger with great Yes great fries , My friend had the Ruben sandwich Staff were attractive and efficient and seasoned in the smooth operation of the patio Washrooms are inside the dining room area Formerly Relish , now and improved as a sweet onion bee Back soon

Showed up on a Thursday night. All the outside tables were booked because a muscian was coming. So settled down inside. Ordered the Fish and Chips (Sorry Sweet Onion, there was no way I could remember the complete name). Fish was amazing...it was huge! Not oily. Batter was light and crispy. Chips were storemade and good also. Only downside was my fly visitor and no real ciders. Was also wishing they did not use a radio station as music. Otherwise, great experience. Service was excellent!

I called up Sweet Onion Grill to see if there was a wait and they were able to secure one last table for my family on a Sunday night. This was a big score for us since the chain restaurant we were at had an hour-long wait and that just wasn't going to do. Plus I'd much rather support a local business than a chain! When we arrived we were quickly recognized and seated at a table. The waiter we had was top notch. Probably one of the best experiences I've had in a LONG time. He was personable and funny without being cheesy, cliche, or rude. I'm not sure what stood out more, the service or the food. I had the pear, vanilla and bacon salad and it was delightful. It was very fresh and had the perfect amount of sweet vs salty. I got the chicken supreme which was cooked perfectly. I loved the corn and the potatoes that it came with. We didn't want the meal to end so we got dessert. The peanut butter cheesecake was superb. Definitely not too sweet, it was perfect to share. My dad loved his sweet onion soup and his steak was cooked perfectly. He was gushing about it on the walk back to the car. My mom liked her chicken pita very much. My boyfriend got the salmon and risotto and he also very much enjoyed it. Thank you Chain-Restaurant-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named and your hour-long line up. If it wasn't for you, we wouldn't have come to Sweet Onion Grill. We will definitely be back and my parents have a new appreciation for great local business!

First time here and we stumbled upon their Greek night. Live Greek music, extra Greek dishes (they have plenty on their regular menu) and an awesome atmosphere. They've got great seating both inside and on the patio and are a great piece of the puzzle that make Wortley Village an attractive food destination. I had Roasted Goat, which was phenomenal. Also had the calamari and the appetizer dish of cheese they douse with ouzo and light on fire. Opa! My wife had the Souvlaki plate, which was great. The food was homemade and delicious. They also have Krobenburg Blanc on tap, which makes my wife very happy!

Even better than I hoped! We made reservations for a Saturday dinner and when we arrived, we were seated right away. The service continued to be fast and friendly throughout the meal. The atmosphere of the restaurant is really warm and would be nice for a group gathering or for something more intimate. I ordered the gyro (which comes with fries and a greek salad) and my friend got the fish and chips. Both were very reasonably priced and tasted great! Bonus: if it's your birthday, they give you a free shot and a plate to smash. So fun!

I've lived in Wortley for years, but I've never thought to try this gem. I moved to a new apartment, and I'm really glad we were so tired that sweet onion bistro was calling our names. The service was impeccable, the food delicious, and the ambiance surreal. We got the crostini with garlic and Brie to start. An excellent choice. The lamb loaf was moist, full of flavour. There was a mix up in the kitchen and our entrees took a lot of time to arrive. As an apology, the chocolate peanut butter cheesecake was divine. Loved coming here. Will be back.

A quaint little Bistro on Wortley was a nice surprise. The outdoor patio was lovely. The food was fresh, home made and very delicious. The owner was also our waitress. Highly recommend a visit for a relaxed lunch.

Enjoying Canada Say with the family, we decided to try this place for lunch. We felt welcoming right from the beginning. With such a beautiful day, we decided to sit on the patio. Had the Canada Day special (beer and a Niger) for under 10 bucks, and my son had the grilled cheese sandwich. My wife had the salad with a side of calamari. Good service along with tasty food makes this a place to check out. Would come back to check out other items the menu has to offer.

What a gem! French onion soup: 8/10 - nicely seasoned, lots of delicious onions, a little more cheese would be nice Sirloin steak: 9/10 - killer! Comes with a delicious creamy sauce that is called "blue cheese" but tastes more like a pepper gravy. Whatever it is, it's fantastic. The buttered asparagus is tasty, and the fondant potatoes are the BEST. Crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside. It's not a heap full of food, but a moderate portion that leaves you feeling satisfied. Buffalo burger: 10/10 - excellent burger - all aspects of it were fantastic. Had it with a Caesar salad which was refreshing and crisp. Nice wine selection, we enjoyed the Bachellery Pinot Noir. Enjoyed the peanut butter chocolate cheesecake! Location: quaint/cute little place that gives you a very cozy, comforting and European feel Service: wonderful! Friendly and engaging staff that is respectful, entertaining and honest. Our server even surprised us by giving the dessert at no charge :)

My friend and I came in on a Wednesday night for dinner. The first thing we noticed was the ambience - warm, cozy, and dim lighting with candles. We sat down next to the windows and across from the bar for more lighting. Service was great and super friendly. We even got to talk to the owner of the restaurant who told us a bit of the history behind the place (it was a restaurant that had been handled and turned into a bunch of different things - pub, asian cuisine, etc.) and what they plan to do with it - they want to make it a bistro, a welcoming place for everyone and anyone to come in at any time to have a casual drink, a snack, a place to study, etc. We ordered two entrees: pan roasted chicken served on potato gnocchi and a basil and tomato sauce and parmesan crusted salmon served on a nicoise salad (potatoes, tomatoes, green beans, a soft boiled egg all topped with a sweet mustard vinaigrette). The chicken was cooked perfectly - not dry - juicy and bursting with flavour. While I was expecting more of a bold gnocchi flavour, paired with the chicken and sauce, the dish was good. The salmon was delicious - the salad and egg make this a well-rounded healthy dish. Doesn't leave you feeling greasy - leaves you feeling satisfied! For dessert, we ordered a salted caramel chocolate cake. It was decadent and sweet and served with a chocolate drizzle and whipped cream. It had a thick chocolate base and was pretty yummy though I would have liked for there to be more of a salty taste to it to balance the sweetness of the dish. Overall, Sweet Onion is a great venue and it's located in one of London's charming streets. Great for conversation and filled with warmth, Sweet Onion is here to stay.

You should be very concerned about this place. They received a yellow warning from the London Health Unit recently and this restaurant continues to have significant health inspection issues year after year. Clearly management is not getting the message and they are putting the health of their guests at risk. Send a message, tell the owner to fix the darn issues, or sell the business to someone who cares ! https://inspections.healthunit.com/Portal/Inspection/Details/03e7e513-4f36-48a7-8a36-e1e9ddb97b36

Really tasty food! Service was attentive and very friendly. Ambiance was a bit lacking though--the room was dimmed for effect but it honestly just felt like a few light bulbs went out. The arrangement of tables looked a bit messy. The food was great though, well priced and tasty.

Absolutely loved stumbling upon this great little spot in Wortley. Great selection of cocktails and beers on tap, excellent menu and the service was over the top good. We will be back and we will recommend. The owner walked us to our vehicle with a patio umbrella because it was raining.

Very cozy place in a picturesque neighbourhood. We come every week while we wait for our grandkids to finish choir. Tyler always has our drinks ready for us with a smile. The food service and waitstaff is great. Menu is small but tasty. Never had a complaint in the three years we have been coming.

A gem of a restaurant! The food was very delicious, and the service was great. Sat outside on the patio and enjoyed the summer weather. Excellent place for a group of friends, date or work function I'd say. There is ample street parking. They also run an ice cream parlour just around the side too for a sweet finish to a delicious meal.

First time here. Nice atmosphere, cozy, intimate. Reasonably priced, staff were attentive and friendly. Nice Greek tradition of breaking a plate for your birthday. Fun Will be back for sure

Came here for dinner on a Thursday night with a friend. Made a reservation for 5:15pm but arrived at 5pm and they already had our table ready for us! I ordered the lamb burger and my friend had the gyro. Both were DELICIOUS. I asked for my lamb burger to be well done but not dry. It was cooked perfectly. I would recommend asking for a little bit of tzatziki on the side to spread on the burger. It doesn't come with any mayo or sauces and I don't typically like ketchup or mustard on my lamb burgers. The tzatziki was PERFECT on it. The fries were crispy and fresh. Our waitress was excellent. Very attentive and brought me some tzatziki right away when I asked. All-in-all, we loved our meal and will definitely be coming back here for another meal!

Wow! All the great reviews are right! The food and service are outstanding! Don't miss the chef's special salmon preparation or the eggplant parm (not the saucy kind but something magical!). We are definitely going to come back. It was a random chance to stop on route back home to Buffalo from Michigan. Totally worth stop!

We were tasked to find a new restaurant when my brother was in town last Sunday and decided on the Sweet Onion as we heard good things. Unfortunately OVER an hour wait after we ordered with kids for mediocre food. Our server did all she could but it was obvious they were floundering, lots of excuses, promises it'll be out soon at 35, 45, 55 minutes. It would have been nice to hear from a manager but nothing, maybe through here. When the food did come nothing above and beyond to make it right, no manager or coupon to bring us back for another chance, just seemed like management didn't care. Our server did reduce the bill and offered free dessert (we made sure it didn't affect her before accepting) but that's the minimum they should do after a bad experience.

I love the staff and the patio set up, especially during COVID times. I get the chicken pita every time I come and have sadly noticed the quality going down over the past few years. The chicken in the pita is worse quality and the pita is now deep fried for some reason. The salad is no longer an authentic Greek salad and is much smaller and the fries aren't as good. Also no fries in the pita anymore! Please return to the original pita meal --it was amazing! Still a good meal, but not the best anymore. I will keep coming for the atmosphere, but may have to try a new order !

Looking for a casual meal we found ourselves at the Sweet Onion. Unfortunately the entrees ordered did not come close to being even satisfactory. The Canadian Pizza was basically a supermarket frozen variety and over cooked as well. It was sent back The Angus burger should have been sent back (also overcooked) but was not. We cut our losses, paid our bill and left. Not the dining experience you look for on an evening out.

Best Food- Great Atmosphere-Fantastic Staff-Super Patio. You have to try the White Summer drink. Perfect for get togethers. And the view from the window booths and the patio is superb. You will love this place.

What can I say? I think it's one of the only real, family owned, nice, romantic food establishments in London. First of, the food is great and high quality. Second, the prices are very reasonable. Thirdly, the place looks great and they treat everyone very well. They have a good reputation in London and I understand why! Would go every week to try a new dish if I could

What a great place for lunch. Everything was clean and the service was great. Being from the states they get high marks as they serve 5-Alive which we have been without for over 20 years. The Montreal Beef sandwiches (corn beef seasoned pastrami) were great long with the poutine, calamari, French onion soup and everything else we tried.

Great food and even better staff. They make you feel like one of the family. Highly recommended. In the summer, the patio is second to none and a must hit.

I had a buffalo burger from the Sweet Onion Bistro that was memorably juicy and delicious. I'll come back again, just for another burger.

Had a wonderful evening at the Sweet Onion Bistro. Their patio is lovely in the heart of Wortley Village. Food was great, wonderful menu variety and very reasonable pricing. We spoke with the owner and she was wonderful. Very eager to make each and every diner feel like they are the most important patrons in her establishment. Will definitely go back as there are many more items on her new menu that we are looking forward to trying! Thanks for a great evening and we will be back soon.

A very cute restaurant with a nice aesthetic but a disappointingly small menu. The service we had was great and the interior is cute but it feels crowded, loud and unimpressive food. The food was overpriced as was the wine and cocktails but at least the draft beers are well priced ($6.85). Unfortunately the menu just didn't impress with nothing really unique or noteworthy.

Very busy place for a Tuesday. Quite the lineup for the outdoor patio, and the staff moving as fast & pleasantly as they can to accommodate the patrons. The waterbuffalo, haddock & eggplant parmesan was nicely plated, and tasted amazing! I would highly recommend this establishment with it's comfortable atmosphere and very pleasant staff.

Great little restaurant. Call ahead and make a reservation. The lunch and dinner menus are both excellent. I love the saganaki.

The food was good and greek inspired for the most part. I had the salmon with risotto while it was light i would say it lacked a little bit of salt which can always be added which wasn't a problem once added the food tasted delicious. The staff was friendly as well.

I really wanted to like this place. I read all of the great reviews on yelp. Today is Canada's "Taste for Life" dine out for HIV fundraiser. There were several participating restaurants listed on TFL's website. After reading Yelp reviews of several of them, I selected Sweet Onion Bistro because it had great reviews and is located in a neighborhood that has better parking than downtown. I haven't dined out in weeks because I'm on tight budget, so I was really looking forward to this tonight. TFL's website had "Reservation" buttons under each restaurant option, but had an error message when I clicked on it. So I went to the trouble to CALL Sweet Onion Bistro before I left my house 3 hours earlier, to make a reservation. The man who answered didn't seem to think one was necessary. I said it was just me, and that I'd be there around 4pm. He said I would be seated with no problem. I arrived around 20 minutes before 4pm and was told by hostess and waitstaff that they were "100% full" on reservations. I pointed out that I had called earlier and spoke to someone who essentially guaranteed me a table. They offered to seat me next to the bar, which is right next to the noisy kitchen. This part of the restaurant is decidedly NOT very decorative or pleasant to sit in. (They did offer a table on the patio for "one hour" but I told them I didn't want a time limit after which I'd be given the bum's rush.) I've been here less than 5 minutes, and I've already heard 2-3 arguments between staff. Not to mention, the man behind the bar (who sounds suspiciously like the man I talked to earlier on the phone) is loud and brusque with his waitstaff. And I get to hear ALL of it. Awesome! Later that same day... When I first arrived, I asked if the AIDS organization volunteers would be in the restaurant to collect separate donations like they do in Seattle and was given an unequivocal "No." Well, the local volunteers just arrived and when I pointed this out, restaurant staff insisted they'd never heard anything about it when I first got here. That's it. This place sucks balls. Two stars: - 1st star because they have free wifi and because I had the foresight to bring my laptop and earbuds, I was able to drown out *most of* the staff conversation (maybe I should give that star to me). Unfortunately, I would need to be blindfolded to avoid seeing the staff hanging out right in front of me. - 2nd star because the food was rather tasty: French onion soup and pasta e olio. Unfortunately it can't make up for the overall shitty experience and treatment I received at SOB. Hah. Sob. I'm not crying. I just won't come back. And I don't recommend you come here either.

Really great customer service and atmosphere if you sitting outside on the patio. Great apps, and the saganaki is a crowd pleasure but some of the entrees could definitely use some revamping. The eggplant parm was served with zoodles that were a little on the watery side, I think serving them with actual noodles would have worked better. The seafood linguine was good as was the souvlaki wrap. The chicken tandoori was a bit too deconstructed. But ya overall a good experience.