The Cutting Board - Aurora

What a terrible experience. We live locally and went for a happy hour that was advertised by 4-7 pm seven days a week. After we waited 15 minutes for someone to notice us, we ordered drinks and asked for the happy hour menu. The server joked that the happy hour had changed, but the website has not been updated yet. We ended and paid for our drinks and when leaving were asked how our experience was from the manager. Again, it seemed to be a joke that the happy hour had changed. Can't comment on food as far as possible. Don't go there. PS parking does not exist.

What a terrible experience. We live locally and went for a happy hour that was advertised by 4-7 pm seven days a week. After we waited 15 minutes for someone to notice us, we ordered drinks and asked for the happy hour menu. The server joked that the happy hour had changed, but the website has not been updated yet. We ended and paid for our drinks and when leaving were asked how our experience was from the manager. Again, it seemed to be a joke that the happy hour had changed. Can't comment on food as far as possible. Don't go there. PS parking does not exist.

I happen to be on this last Valentine's Day on the cutting board...

My wife and I went to Sunday brunch on Valentine's Day. Very disappointed! Every time our coffee cups were empty, we had to wave to a waitress for a refill. (It wasn't busy. I had Crab Benedict... First the eggs where boiled over, not sure whether it was real Hollandaise sauce (I do this at home all the time, the crab cake seemed like 90% filler and she forgot the smoked ham. When I told the waitress about the ham, she had to check a menu to confirm that it was part of the dish (the menu is small not sure why she didn't know it. She brought the ham on one leg and was burned. My wife said her omelet was fine.

Great place! Located in the Aurora Inn, it was an unexpected surprise for a traveller. The bartender Matt and Joe were top notch and all the cartridges were friendly. The food was delicious and the beer was cold.