Daniel Winter

Ann Arbor summertime sidewalk seating downtown on Main Street, what's not to like, so easy 5/5 on atmosphere. No complaints on the service, the hostess was accommodating and the waiter was prompt, personable, professional but in both cases it felt like it could have been a little better. Maybe it was a lack of warmth, friendliness, the human touch... or maybe it's just the local norm and I've become spoiled, being made to feel like family while eating out in 🇮🇱. 4/5 definitely a fair rating.

Same for the food which was good, tasty, filling enough, just not excellent.

The side of fries was perfect, crispy, salted just right and an ample portion. Couldn't be better.

Had the Moscow Mule, also a solid 4/5, could have been a splash stronger.

Awesome outdoor workout gear has been installed! What a bonus for the community! My kids love it and, B"H, it should contribute to them having positive self-image and good attitudes about working out as they navigate the treacherous teenage years.

Was fantastic to be at Kinoteka for Bitcoin Film Fest and the European Halving Party. Historic. Epic. The venue is great and all the staff there really went the extra mile for all of us. Truly above and beyond the call of duty. Just as a for instance, I was trying to help out in any way I could and at one point I was asked to swap in new posters for upcoming film screenings ahead of those showings. So, I've never done that before and didn't know how the metal framing that holds posters in place just snaps open one side at a time. One of the guys who is staff at Kinoteka could tell by the way I was staring at the thing that I was perplexed and he very helpfully and kindly showed me how the mechanism works. Someone else might have taken the opportunity to point out my ignorance but this guy only cared about being helpful.

Also, having been born in Poland in Soviet style communism times, I used to call this building "The Palace of the Uncultured" (because it was a "gift" to the Polish people from our Soviet Big Brother) but the people utilizing the space for contemporary culture are truly ushering in a new age.