Jerry's

At this price point one expects an impeccable dining experience between the food, service, and ambiance. Jerry's falls short on all categories given the price point.

Food: This is the real disappointment as Jerry's has some truly inventive dishes and interesting flavor combinations. Our selections were quite patchy in warmth with many a cold spot in each dish. The coffee is really nonplus which is a letdown when you get to dessert. Dishes and flatware had remnants from the meals of those who dined before us on them.

Service: By and large the staff is friendly. We were visited infrequently.

Ambiance: The space is tight with many unfortunately placed tables. Overall, it felt chaotic.

AmEx is not accepted.

Had such an enjoyable dinner here with my parents. The space is very intimate, and the decor makes you feel almost like you're at a friend's house for dinner. If you're ever in the burbs, definitely worth checking out. We started with house salads and the crispy shrimp cakes, both were great. For dinner, my mom had a fish special and my dad had the bolognese pasta which they were very happy with. The fish was seasoned very well with dill/lemon and the pasta was really hearty. I had the sea bass and it was cooked perfectly! I loved the vegetables that came along with it and the sweet/spicy Asian sauce.

We were there celebrating a birthday and had the cherry cobbler for dessert with raspberry gelato. So awesome. Actually, every dessert we saw going out looked awesome! They also serve Julius Meinl coffee in a french press which you really can't beat. I'll absolutely be trying to convince my parents for another trip here when I come up to the burbs!

Food was descent and the place was very cute! They do cooking demo parties which could be fun. I went for a birthday lunch and had no problem with seating without a reservation. The salad trio and roasted eggplant tomato soup and pizza were good. I was a fan but the waiter was a little difficult to understand.