Subject: See how an Ergonomic Toilet-Stool can improve your life

From: EasyGoPro <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 14:22:42 -0700

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breads, 13 dishes to share, and all four desserts. Perfect for six people. Maybe perfect for one person, if your idea of a good meal is one that can be equated to the sensation of swimming in a pile of gold and yelling, "I'm rich! I'm rich!" It was that yummy. Not a dud in the bunch. I waited many months to get in and all that melted away with the first bite of the green beans (surely you've heard about them? They must come from a crop of green beans watered with love and fed the innocence of puppies, and that's just the quality of bean, not the preparation, which will seduce you in such a manner that you must explain to someone why you look perfectly happy to have a pile of them on your lap.). And the escargot ravioli. And the scallops with duck. And the pork shank with kimchee. I could go on, but the seasonal nature of the place will probably guarantee some of these will be gone by the time you get there, replaced with other gems that will fill their shoes most generously. Go a
nd eat. You'll spend less than you expect, including tax and tip. You'll have a great time. Just don't expect to hear your tablemates--the music is deafeningly loud. (Seriously, Izard--it's *unpleasantly* loud. Why?) But it won't matter, as you'll probably want your friends to keep their talking holes closed while you savor away. If I were to review this place the first or second time I dined here, I would have hands down given it five stars. The food and service were amazing and impeccable, the only complaints I would've had then is the fact that it took me forever to get a reservation, which sucks when I live only steps away from here. Third time is not always a charm apparently, except for a last minute reservation I was able to snag for last night. It was still early i guess, so not super busy. Our waitress was underwhelming, not super helpful or informative, or interested really. Just there. The servers/bus boys kept rushing us, asking at least four times if we were done with
our plates which clearly had plenty of food still uneaten. The odd thing is we weren't event here for that long, under an hour, and they were still