this restaurant and noticed it was almost completely full, so I was not alone in that feeling. Isagani from the Philippines brought my bread in a nice pounded stainless steel bowl on round feet. There was some Picasa, a bread stick, a mushroom twist, and light and dark colored rolls. Underneath was the “Music Paper Bread” which looks like parchment paper and it is very thin and crispy and you break it off and eat it. I tried the mushroom twist and it was really good with full round flavors and was not totally crispy. This was also nice with my Champagne. I also tried the breadstick, which was crispy and a little salty. All bread is baked on site in the restaurant, but I stopped after these two examples so I would have room for my dinner. My second course, Mozzarella in Carozza, was Lightly Fried Mozzarella over Marinated Heirloom tomatoes, and 25 year Balsamic. This was accompanied by a glass of 2006 Pinot Grigio form Alois Lageder located in Sudtirol Alto-Adige, Italy. Bell said the wine was crisp, with balanced acidity and lemon citrus and almond flavors. This went well with the mozzarella cheese and was an excellent overall combination for the course. The next course was Saltimbocca di Quaglia, which is Roasted Quail Brest with Prosciutto, sage, and Grilled Quail Legs. With this, Bell poured me a glass of 2006 Simon