J Christopher's

I had a bad feeling from the start. I stepped inside the restaurant, which was not large but open with a high ceiling. The wall paint was a very decisively Floridian coral and blue, but the wall art was an equally indecisive eclectic mix of pop art, Cuban and Americana.

I waited at the front for the host or hostess, and soon a server came and seated me at a booth along the wall. I ordered the Santa Fe Chicken Grille with roasted potatoes. The Santa Fe is on the menu as a "blackened chicken chicken sandwich all soothed with ranch dressing and avocado". My sandwich tasted good, but was not blackened by any means. The highlight of the meal was the serving of roasted potatoes.

The service was adequate, and the food tasted good (even though I felt duped by the term blackened). At $11 plus tip, a little much for not getting what I expected.