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Absolutely!

We were finally able to have dinner here last night, just a pizza and a salad. The pizza is great when they first bring it out. And while I like La Rustique's cheese better, John's crust is superb. By the end of the meal however it certainly didnt live up to the expected quality. We finished it off though, so I can't vouch for microwave- or fridge-temperature leftovers. But I would say stick with the regular food for delivery and save the pizza for the visits. And eat it quick!

This place looks to be open. I passed by Friday after work. TV's were on at the bar, people at tables. Didn't fully investigate-maybe it's in "previews" but there is definitely food being served to someone inside. Any reports?

I often walk by, they've been working on it for a while. But they are working on it and the menus are still up in the window. Definitely looking forward to more choices in the neighborhood. Though La Rustique is still fantas-tique! I wish Kitchen Cafe still had their brunch.

Unfortunately there will always be people who think that the law doesn't apply to them, as evidenced below.

http://kutv.com/topstories/local_story_140192313.html

Sen. Who Favors Cell Phone Ban Caught Using Hers
SAN FRANCISCO - A California lawmaker, who favors a penalty for people caught driving while using their cell phone, reportedly caused a car accident this weekend ? while she was on her cell phone.

State Sen. Carole Migden, 58, D-San Francisco, was driving her state-issued SUV near Vallejo on Friday morning when she rear-ended another vehicle, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Officials say the vehicle in front of Migden was slowing down for a red light, when the senator slammed into the back of the car ? which then ran into another van.

One driver complained of minor injuries, and Migden has taken responsibility for the crash.

Last year, Migden voted in favor of a new law that will impose a minimum fine of $20 for drivers caught using a cell phone on the road, without the aid of a hands-free device.

Migden will not be fined, however, because the new law doesn?t take effect until July 2008.

I know a couple at one of the refurbished condo buildings near Hamilton Park. They had to get rid of their propane grill and ended up buying some large George Foreman electric type. They are on the 5th floor, concrete decks and iron railings. But there was definitely some sort of legal issue that caused them to ditch the propane.