The one star I gave is strictly for the kind waitress who took our order.  Otherwise,what an experience.  I took my sister to Mimi's on Bell road yesterday.  I was told it would be 10-15 minutes before we got seated - It was 1:15 pm and there was hardly anyone there!  I asked to sit in the main room and mentioned \"nobody's in there\"...I was told, \"they're starting to fill it up now.  Finally after being seated, we ordered the same thing - the \"Mozzarella and tomato\" salad. The salads came with a honey muffin.  The service was excellent - attentive and caring.  Kudos to the kind lady who waited on us.  Within 2-3 hours after returning home, I became violently ill.  I got the chills and started to shake so badly. And then, the nausea and vomiting started - lasting until almost midnight.  I also ran a 102 fever.  I called my sister this morning and asked her if she had gotten sick.  YES, she had!  Coincidence?  I don't think so.  I called the restaurant this morning and was given to the \"District Manager\".  I don't believe he could have cared less.  He told me \"nobody else got sick from that meal yesterday\" - I said, well, my sister and I did\" ... silence from this man.  While we were eating, there was no one left in the restaurant.  He asked me how soon after we ate did we experience symptoms. I replied 2+hours.  He came back with \"well, if it was food poisoning, that usually takes 4 hours\".  Since I had the food poisoning website pulled up on my computer - it shows that anywhere from 2-6 hours after you eat, you experience the symptoms of food poisoning\".  Again, silence. I asked what is the recourse, he said he'd file a claim and I'd probably be hearing from someone from corporate.  No \"I'm sorry, you got sick, or I hope you come back\" or anything that remotely resembled compassion. \nNeedless to say, I will never return nor bring guests to that Mimi's again.