Johnny Corino's is a great restaruant. The food is quite good and has a very classic Italian feel. The rooms are dimly lit, but not so dark that you can't read by the light unless you have vision probelms that might hamper your sight in dim to low light settings. The kitchen is open so while there is some additional noise I have never had any problems talking to anyone I was with. <br> The waitstaff is well mannered and dressed. Most are very good and keeping track of your needs and checking back often enough to keep drinks fresh and let you feel that you are a valued customer. <br> The food has also always been wonderful. The flavor and texture of their dishes is great, the only minus being that occasionally the pieces of lasanga at the edge of the pan do sometimes get burnt at the edges. Their sauces are top notch, one of the few places that pays enough attention to also add carrot bits to the sauce. <br> Overall great place to eat, and a very special place to experience Italian food at a high caliber.

Although the Texas Roadhouse is a steak joint they sure aren't limited to that, greta menu choice for all tastes, although especially so if you have a taste for steak. <br> the Roadhouse is often crowded, so you have to come prepared for a wait, but due to excellent service and chefs things move very quickly. Also with the crowding it can get pretty loud so it may not be a place for very young children, but other than that the people are friendly and ready to help. <br> For the food... Everytime but once it has been great for me. It's always hot and well seasoned. The only bad experience with the food was one dry, tough steak, but 1 for 7 is a good record in my book, and except for that one time it's unbeatable meat quality. They also have a great list of side dishs to choose from. <br> One last word of warning... Come with your appetite