Ayse Meze Lounge

y or romantic atmosphere. The hard tile floor, vinyl benches wooden tables, large glass windows and large glass artwork on the wall mean that the sound bounces off all of these services and makes it quite a loud restaurant even with tables spread apart from each other. We weren’t informed when we ordered that the dishes come out one at a time and our small shareable plates. That explained why the waitress urge us to keep the menu in case we wanted to order something later. I have a gluten allergy so it’s a bit of a penalty to order a dip that comes with regular bread and then have to pay extra for the gluten-free bread or vegetables. Why couldn’t they just leave the original bread off and substitute it for the gluten bread or vegetables? The shrimp entrée was absolutely fantastic and we did end up ordering a second one at the end of the meal. The salmon dish was quite disappointing. It was only about an ounce and a half, which is half of what somebody would normally eat by themselves and the salmon just didn’t taste very fresh. For the price they’re charging I could’ve purchased a full pound of salmon from O’Donnell‘s Fish market made it myself at home. Will come back and try the pizza for lunch someday especially since they offer which sounds to be a very interesting gluten-free crust.