My wife and I ventured in here Wednesday night. We live in Lakelands, so the commute was easy :-)
The food was excellent -- we had pumpkin soup, which was a revelation as compared to the tiresome squash soups we've had in the past. Spicy, yet not too curried, and perfectly smooth. Highly refined for this type of soup.
I had a braised beef with a peppery, winy sauce and a potato dauphine/tart. It looked awfully plain on the plate, but this was definitely a case of not judging a book by its cover. My wife had a ravioli of lamb, which was far superior to how it sounds. The homemade wrapper was more akin to a wonton than an Italian ravioli, and the lamb was sublime.
We finished with a rather ordinary, but competent, creme brulee. The only real negative was the $10 bottle of Perrier (I had to pass on wine due to some medication I'm currently taking), but otherwise the prices are fine in view of the quality.
