I found it to be a good place to go if you relly don't know what you want to eat, or if you have a family where everyone wants something different. I had mexican, and for a place called "Italian Moon", it was decent mexican. Supposed to have an excellent buffet, but i have not tried it yet.

Yes, it is good simply because of the overall lack of dining "after hours" in Grand Forks... I do find they tend to treat everyone who doesn't look like a trucker as "drunk" if you go late night, but the food is acceptable truck stop fare!

I was very suprised when i first ate here, and this is the only place i will go to have "sit-down" mexican. margaritas are numerous and excellent, even on the rocks. and the sopapillas are suprising - worth the rest of the meal, worth going to just have sopapillas! they aren't the typically thought of mexican desert; normally they are thick and doughy, and only served with honey... Paradiso's are like a puff pastry, covered in cinn/sugar, and is served with a dish of strawberry, a dish of chocolate, and a dish of whipped cream to dip them in! Excellent date idea! :-)

well, never been to a green mill before, and not being a pizza person, i still had a fairly enjoyable experience there. i had a pasta entree that was suprisingly interesting and flavorful - the chicken cranberry fettuccini with artichoke hearts - very interesting combination! i ws a little disappointed with their martinis and desserts, but they were accomodating. large portions, and okay atmosphere!

i didn't see it as tremendously spendy, but i enjoyed the food there, even going at luchtime - i was able to have anything on the menu, and had a bowtie pasta dish with sundried tomatoes that was excellent, and the appetizer was good also. not my most favorite atmosphere, but a good place to go while shopping or with the family!

i'm sorry, but we were told at the door that they no longer served food at all there... and hadn't for 2 years or so?

fairly spendy, but if you know what you are doing, can be a very impressive first date, or say, bridal party get together, any special occasion, or i suppose "just for the heck of it". Very beautifully "semi-restored" decor, somewhat formal-feeling, but comfortable. Excellent wine list, and excellent service, even if they may not always speak the best english! :-) we got in without a resevation, and were treated well. was satisfied with the food we chose, but i think it is one of those places you'd need to go fairly frequently so you can try everything!

when last i ate there, they still had a wonderful, but pricey, sunday brunch buffet - if they still have it, it is worth checking out, especially if you are staying in the hotel!

this used to be our favorite place to eat in Lincoln, but the last couple of years it has really changed for the worse. the menu has changed, the food isn't as good as it used to be... the service is still excellent for the area, and the atmosphere hasn't changed, drinks and wine are fine still, but i just can't say it is excellent food anymore. sorry.

this is the best steak i have had, and the best steakhouse i have been to. more food than most people can eat, even a good wine list, everything! you get your money's worth here, and it is worth the money!!

a little below average for choices as far as BX's go, but adequate for the area. Burger King, Anthony's Pizza, a little lunch-type place (only open lunch hours), and decent vending machines if you are the snacky-type person. BK is decent if you have base priv., due to the price, but you forgo a little on the service, but it is BK, what do you want? anthony's is good pizza, for the price, and to buy it by the slice is handy.

very good atmosphere for a pub-type setting; very good on the old details in the decorating and use of original building charm. high wood booths give some privacy, and the bar is adaquate, especially if you like more expensive beers. i found the drinks to be quite pricey for what you got, but the food was good, and you got a lot of food for the money. and a little off the beaten path, too, for choices. worth going to once!

i have to agree. the food was good, but the "Elvis on velvet" motif just did not sit well with me. maybe more appealing to an older crowd, but not to me.

this is my choice for late-night places to eat. never very crowded, always treat you like you are a person, and not a drunk, and the food is good, and even a few suprises on the menu! i think the prices are good, and you can seat yourself. late night the service isn't tremendously speedy, but then there is usually only one person waiting tables.

this place is very convenient, being in the mall, and you can access it when the mall is closed. good wine list. interesting decor. decent to ok service. but they are well-versed about the food. huge appetizers, especially the lavosh. i enjoy their salad bar, even though it is not tremendously extensive, it always seems fresh and in season.

i was disappointed by this place, just as a bar. when you go somewhere, especially when it is attached to a hotel, you expect not to have it full of bikers and soft ball players. and you expect the bartenders to know how to make basic drinks - at least most drinks. you should not have to tell them every ingredient. but they were very friendly and amiable. i heard no blues. just a very expensive jukebox that only played select songs off of select cd's. strange.