Delizios

If you're looking for a casual evening and conversation with friends, Delizios should be at the top of your list.

I'd start out with a bottle of wine - I mean... it's a wine bar so you have to go for a bottle right? Especially if they've got live music going like they did the night I was there you'll want to just sit back and work your way through the bottle, or maybe two?

Foodwise you should definitely get the cheese tray - theirs is top notch and has some really interesting cheeses and other elements you don't see on your everyday one. Then you can go one of two routes: you can order a bunch of tapas and do a sharing thing at the table, or everybody can order form the list of entrees. My recommendation is to go the tapas route - last time I was there I had the salmon, which was flavorful and light but not as strong of a dish as some of the tapas I've had.

I have had food here from Brunch to lunch to just coffee, I have to say its just average food here. The food is good but nothing spectacular. I feel this place is half assed if you will, kind of sloppy. Last two times have been sort of a joke. The coffee, well the cappuccino's are mediocre and too big to be honest. The coffee had no depth to it. It was too light. Not a lot of flavor. Not impressed.
As far as the service, it tends to shotty. Never know what to expect but lately it's been crappy.
So, I think this will be the last time we spend our money here. Just not worth it.

Don't let the "Tapas" category fool you.  It's by no means a tapas bar.  It has a short "tapas" menu which is just a standard appetizer menu.  The salad and entree menu are just as long.  
That being said, it's still a good restaurant.  My friend and I got the "picnic platter" from the tapaps menu which is just an assortment of cheeses and cold-cuts.  Half were flavorful, half were bland.  We followed that up with the strawberry walnut salad which was simple, but good.  I was very glad they didn't drown the salad with dressing like most places nowadays.  Finally, we split the Beef Bourguignon.  The Gnocchi accompanying it was rather good, and the beef was fine.  
The wine selection was good, and the waiter's recommendation was excellent.
All in all, a good restaurant to try.