great place for lunch. was there with 2 over 80s senioren and it is overwhelming without paper menus (or laminated permanent, only the large menu at the order counter and the qr 'touchless scan me' code. neither one of my older friends used so their phone. if they were there, it wouldn't have been easy. I had the grilled Veggie sandwich that was brilliant, but that in the house aioli had seasoned that was not displayed anywhere on each menu. I'm not a spicy girl, and yes, I could ask if something is spicy. but it's not a question I'll put every time on every court. imho should be observed somewhere on food description. my companions share the fajita tacos and the black beans were noticed as very good. *They have both mouth problems that make eating spices extremely painful makes another reason to inform customers about a spice heat factor? fortunately, her court was not spicy and had a spicy salsa on the side: . the grotto is funny, hip and had a lot of fun drinks options. we tried a celestial Italian soda, which had half a half a half a white cream it had good. the terrace looked great, and the place was busy. a little rant, with all the new ones. but I was aware of this place, this day. Our society has been able to reach so far since the 80s, which is fantastic! the next step is the ageing. the possibilities for easy use and a little slower tempo some trainings for employees in which ask (heart, see new technology that changes from location, among other things managing executives often to enjoy social interactions. if we are lucky, we will all be able to still come into our 80s and beyond. I only hope that some compassion and understanding will become the norm, as automation progresses and improves technology.
