The 2 stars in the review go to the rooftop bar coolness factor. I had heard great things about this place as a restaurant as well so for my birthday dinner I told my husband I would like to go there. Our plans got initially thwarted due to helping a client with an emergency for them and they were so grateful they sent me a $200 gift card. So we finally got to go. The menu is tapas style which I love. We tried several items and did not enjoy or finish any of them. We order the marinated olives and the Brazilian cheese bread to start. The olives were fine - served in oil and not pitted (which is pretty normal for tapas) but they were supposed to be marinated….I guess you can count the oil as a marinade. The bread a weird texture, very greasy/oily with shredded cheese on it. It would have been better if it would have had something to dip it in to give it a bit of flavor. I order the angry crab cakes, Which I assumed were supposed to be spicy. They were not. The first batch came out still frozen in the middle. We sent those back and then received really burned/over cooked crab cakes. I can only assume they are trying to figure out the cooking time on the frozen crab cakes. They didn’t have any flavor and to me were more like canned tuna cakes. I also ordered the Yukon potatoes, those were like the bagged cubed potatoes you can buy to make at home. My husband ordered the Falafel fried artichokes. The server said it was her favorite and reminded her of salt and vinegar chips. Sounded interesting. They were awful. I had one bite and it was nothing like she described. My husband had 2 and not another bite. He can normally eat anything so he really didn’t like them. We also ordered the street corn, which by the way, is actually soup to them. But we thought hopefully we could eat that. It was ok but it also didn’t match the description in the menu. It had a decent flavor and was creamy. The drinks were good and they brought some churros as a nice gesture. They were let good either. How do you mess a churro? Lol. Anyway, that brings me to paying. The gift card was $200. We spent $120. So I assumed they would leave the credit on the card for our next visit but they don’t. She said once she runs it if you don’t use it all you lose the remainder. So we decided to pay for the mother and her 2 little boys that were seated next to us. It took them almost an hour to figure out how to do it. 🤦‍♀️. So all in all I would say try this out for the cool rooftop bar experience but eat before you go. Enjoy your drinks and the view.