A restaurant.com gift certificate led us here for a simple dinner. The place itself is ok. About 3 stars for ambiance.\n\nThere were definitely numerous menu options that sounded delicious. But the specials menu had a mushroom ravioli with black truffles - and how can you pass THAT up? There was both an appetizer portion and an entree portion. Given that I tend to almost never be able to finish an entire plate of anything, I opted for the appetizer portion (as my entree, of course).\n\nOur entrees arrived super fast. SUPER fast. Ridiculously fast. Did they somehow already know what we were going to order and have it ready for us? I couldn't even reheat ravioli in a microwave in the amount of time it took for our food to arrive. But hey, it was absolutely delicious - so I am certainly not complaining. And such quick service would be very handy if going to a show or something afterward. 4 stars for the entrees.\n\nFor dessert, we opted to share the mango creme brulee. It also came out quite fast. And it was quite tasty. The mango was a little bit overpowering and tart, but the kiwi sorbet and crunchy brulee provided a good balance. 3.5 stars.\n\nThe service was great. Very knowledgeable, thorough, and fast. The only slight issue came when I produced the restaurant.com gift certificate. The waiter tried to tell me that we couldn't use it unless we had two entrees (and, of course, I opted for the appetizer portion, instead of the entree portion). However, the gift certificate clearly stated \"$35 minimum purchase\" and NOT \"two entrees\" (which a lot of other restaurant.com gift certificates do say). So he then went to ask someone somewhere about it. You would think it would take longer to whip up some mushroom ravioli than it would to inquire about a gift certificate, but not so. We seriously spent more time waiting re: the gift certificate than the entire time it took for the actual meal. And yeah, that was annoying. But the waiter did finally come back and let us know that all was ok. Apparently, he was just thrown for a loop because the newer restaurant.com gift certificates for Valentino do require the purchase of two entrees. So I'll be nice and say 4 stars for service, despite the gift certificate glitch.\n\nOverall, a pleasant dining experience with some great food.