We went for a friend's birthday and had a great time. Wonderful ambiance - comfy chairs and soft lighting made the atmosphere very upscale and cozy. It's fun to be able to see the chef's at work in the open kitchen and baking center. The service was great, and very prompt. I'm not sure if something has changed since the last ...
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Remember, it's a student restaurant
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 07/22/07
Don't expect a 3 star experience. Food is ok and service is ok. Unlike many other school restaurants, the prices are not discounted, but it does cost $$ to run a school. Perhaps a bit too much reliance upon the reputation of the CIA...again, it's a student restaurant.
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Such a disappointment
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 11/28/06
This was a disappointing experience. I was so looking forward to finally eating at the CIA, but was not pleasantly surprised. First, we ordered the oysters, which were fine with a lovely ginger sauce. Then French Onion soup, which I had to send back. The top is an egg based cheese fluff, with a soggy piece of bread and what tasted like canned ...
It may be difficult to actually find the restaurant if this is your first visit to the CIA at Greystone. But if you head to the north end of the building you will find sufficient signage and a fabulous plaza that you will walk across that is also used for outdoor dining in the warm months. The food is Mediterranean/California Cuisine mostly, but ...
This place is the best! The food is great! The mussels while it's season are the best!! One thing is that there is always a great big line! The reason the food is so good is because it is Culinary Chefs. Great food!! Take some time to get there!!
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