Cafe Lou-Lou

I was here with a large-ish (7 or so), particularly rowdy group.

We all shared some garlic cheese sticks and beer cheese, as well as some house bread and olive oil. All delicious.
I got the Ratt Pizza. It was spicier than I anticipated and wasn't exactly what I was expecting, but it was pretty good and made for 2 more meals of leftovers. So overall, not too shabby.
I also got the creme brulee for dessert. It was good, but nothing special.

Major props to our waiter Kelly, who was on the ball for our whole visit and very patient with our sometimes demanding group. He gets 5 stars!

Ok.. So I have gotten take out from here a couple times and always enjoyed it... But dining is was a different story. First the bathrooms were out of order (which would have been fine except we had a 5 year old with us) and then service was very slow. The food was good and the manager made things right with us, without us complaining or saying anything... Which is a plus. I probably wouldn't go back if it weren't for that.

If you like Ramsi's Cafe... you'll like this place. If you like good food, this shouldn't be on the top of your list.

I went here for a break from the shopping malls, and caught the restaurant in a slow period around 2pm. We had the gyro sandwich, 4-cheese calzone, and the bread pudding... each were okay, but I definitely was not expecting the mediocrity based on reviews. The staff was fine - no complaints here.

Gyro sandwich - Meat was under-seasoned, wrap was unique, but dry. The cajun fries were also almost okay, but boring (see pics)

Calzone - Who puts ricotta cheese in a calzone? Besides the strange texture, the calzone disintegrated into a weird puddle of cheese and marinara. Call me strange, but i like my calzones with some structure - something you should be able to eat with your hands, if you want to.

Bread pudding - Okay, good flavors, but besides being luke warm, the bread could have been confused for polenta than anything else.

Bottom line: Go next door to Havana Rumba