We've been to this place a few times and usually love it, but after last night I don't know if we'll be back. \n\nThere was a 45 minute wait, but we were lucky to grab a couple of seats at the bar like usual. The bartenders are usually fairly attentive, but this experience was a complete 180 from that. \n\nWe were greeted promptly by a bartender who cleared some dirty dishes out of the way and took our drink order. We also ordered some calamari. The drinks were served quickly, and plates and silverware were put in front of us. So far so good. \n\nMy partner and I got to talking and after about 20 minutes, started to wonder where our calamari was, and why someone hadn't taken our dinner order yet. I began to notice that the bartenders were all running around pretty erratically. It took three tries to wave one down before we finally got the attention of the bartender who took our order. He apologized for the long wait and said he would check on it. \n\nSeveral minutes later, he came back to explain he would have our calamari out ASAP. It would've been nice if he could take our dinner order, but once again he disappeared for several minutes. It probably took about another 10 minutes from the time we first complained until we finally had our calamari. \n\nI had to flag down a bartender (again!), to place our dinner order. He was friendly, but seemed kinda distracted. So much so that he hastily slammed a stack of plates and silverware I front of us, not bothering to notice that we already had plates and silverware.\n\nMidway through our meal, my partner's wine glass was empty - we had to flag down ANOTHER bartender for an second glass. Once our plates were empty, they didn't have any problem handing me a box and then our check. It says a lot when wait staff could care less about your needs while your eating, but is Johnny-on-the-spot when you're ready to leave.\n\nThe bartender was nice enough to comp our drinks and appetizer, but that didn't seem sufficient. I've worked in restaurants for many years, and I understand mistakes happen. But repeatedly dropping the ball after making one mistake is inexcusable.