In a word awesome. The hotel I am staying at recommended this yesterday as a must try restaurant. Now 2 meals later I am regretting that I am leaving tomorrow because it will b 6 weeks until I can dine here again. Let me start by saying there staff is fun from the owner to her son Robert to the rest of the staff. They all make you feel at home. The food is as good of Italian as I have had the pleasure to eat possibly ever. The veal was to die for and the lasagna was an extra special treat. I had the privilege to try some ravioli a meal I do not usually even like and am convinced that there needs a whole new name because it was light as a cloud with some amazing stuffing and sauce. The espresso was fine and the desserts were amazing. If you like Italian at all do not even hesitate, run don't walk to give this little gem a try. The atmosphere was fun and the regulars were welcoming of strangers. IN short from the bread to the dessert and espresso the meal was exceptional with large portions and flavorful amazing main courses.

I like the salad bar and small pizza for lunch. I think it is one of the freshest salad bars in town and the pizza is not bad. To get an order you need to stand in line to order then watch a sign to go and get your dinner. This part I do not like but some people say it adds to the atmosphere. It has been around forever but is in really good shape and we seem to do a lot of my sons sports award ceremonies here. Not a bad spot.

You may not want to stop here unless you are really sleepy. Beau Jo's is not located at this location. According to Google this is America's Mattress. Try Beau Jo's at other locations through out Colorado if you get the chance I actually really like them but this locations is no longer good.

I grew up eating German at Grandma's. I love the heavy dumplings and the rich gravy. Eating at this restaurant reminds me of the flavors of my youth. The sweat and sour red cabbage and the awesome meats. I have been going to this restaurant a few times a year since I moved here and have not been able to find German food to compare to this since I got here. If you get the chance and it is a nice evening try having dinner outside in the beer garden and if it is not a nice evening the basement is actually a quaint spot to eat with a TON of character. If your waste line can take some huge portions of great German food stop in and try it you will not be disappointed.

A fun place to stop. The food is good and the price is about the same as any BBQ place I ever go to. I like the atmosphere especially the fact that allow the customers to place pictures of their dogs under the glass on the tables. (A nice personal touch) I would recommend, if you like BBQ, you take the time to stop by

A rather relaxed atmosphere. From the entrance door that has never opened all the way to the very relaxed atmosphere inside you will not feel anything but comfortable. The first thing I look at when considering if a restaurant is good is the food. I have literally travelled the world including living in Korea and this is my favorite Korean stop. The food is top notch and the sides are plentiful. I have eaten almost everything on the menu at one time or another and have yet to be disappointed. The service is top notch and if you are new to the cuisine they will take the time to explain what it is and the customary ways to eat it. You will find that the owner makes regular trips around his restaurant to see what his customers think of the fare and to say hello. After eating at 100s of Korean restaurants around the world this one may be my favorite to date. It is certainly the litmus to judge all others by. Was this review helpful to you?

A bit disappointed. I ordered pork bulgoki and instead of being spicy it was actually almost sickly sweat with a very off taste. The closest thing I can relate the off taste to is a dirty pan or dirty grill. I am certain that is not it but that is the closest explanation of the taste. The sides were fair But not great. I thought they were actually a bit tasteless. Most people I talked to came to Koreana for the Sushi which I did not try so can not say much about. I have eaten Korean food all over the world including Chinhae Korea which I lived in when I was in the navy. I hope I can find better here in Austin as this was average at best. The restaurant however is very nice looking with a dark rather romantic feeling. The service was fair but not overly attentive. For Sushi perhaps it is worth giving this a try for Korean I would not really recommend it.

Basic steak house. It is the standard chain steaks that are good but not great and come with a standard fare of sides. I must admit my family and I go here fairly often but in my mind this is not a really exciting place more so it is a slightly more then consistently mediocre place to grab a steak. What I really do not like about it is the lines and the noise. There call ahead system does not work too well but is better then nothing. If you want a fairly good steak it is worth the stop but I will not go out of the way to eat here.

Good food but a bit pricey. Some of the best service I have had ever. That being said I was a bit set back when I found out they have their own version of rare medium rare etc. If you go here and want medium rare order medium if you want medium order medium well etc. Just ask your server they will explain how they do it. The meat was amazing and the sides were nice. I am not much of a wine drinker but the party that went with us was and she found a bottle that was awesome. Basically it is a bit more money then most steaks in town but probably worth the money for the service and quality of the food.

A regular stop for my son and myself. I worry about anyone that needs to eat a whole burger here as they are extremely large. They are large enough that they are commonly sold as a half burger. The restaurants are all a bit older and feel that way which in my mind is just find considering it is a family friendly burger joint. Worth the stop.

A bit disappointed. I ordered pork bulgoki and instead of being spicy it was actually almost sickly sweat with a very off taste. The closest thing I can relate the off taste to is a dirty pan or dirty grill. I am certain that is not it but that is the closest explanation of the taste. The sides were fair But not great. I thought they were actually a bit tasteless. Most people I talked to came to Koreana for the Sushi which I did not try so can not say much about. I have eaten Korean food all over the world including Chinhae Korea which I lived in when I was in the navy. I hope I can find better here in Austin as this was average at best. The restaurant however is very nice looking with a dark rather romantic feeling. The service was fair but not overly attentive. For Sushi perhaps it is worth giving this a try for Korean I would not really recommend it.

A rather relaxed atmosphere. From the entrance door that has never opened all the way to the very relaxed atmosphere inside you will not feel anything but comfortable. The first thing I look at when considering if a restaurant is good is the food. I have literally travelled the world including living in Korea and this is my favorite Korean stop. The food is top notch and the sides are plentiful. I have eaten almost everything on the menu at one time or another and have yet to be disappointed. The service is top notch and if you are new to the cuisine they will take the time to explain what it is and the customary ways to eat it. You will find that the owner makes regular trips around his restaurant to see what his customers think of the fare and to say hello. After eating at 100s of Korean restaurants around the world this one may be my favorite to date. It is certainly the litmus to judge all others by.