Kientz Hall

Horrible el tiempo de espera, ordene 6 falafels y un pincho de lamb, tenía previsto llegar el pedido a las 2:12 llegó 2:40 ya que la orden cocinándola duraron más de 30 min, sin y cuando el restaurante estaba vacío ya que no era hora te acción en la cocina, horrible ordenar para llevar

I was served a burger so undercooked that I realized (a handful of bites in) it was fully raw in the middle. When I told my server, he acted like it was no big deal but did send it to the kitchen to cook longer. I did not eat the second half. Was sick with food poisoning within a day. Atmosphere and location great and I even liked my server short of his negligence. But - never going back!

My daughter was visiting from the East Coast and she wanted to meet at Kientz Hall for lunch. Parking was really difficult, so make sure to leave an extra 20-30 minutes if you drive there. Our waiter was the type who are a little too chatty and make you feel like a walking & talking tip jar. I ordered the Lamb Burger - I usually LOVE lamb, but they had overly spiced it to the point it lost all resemblance to ground lamb as I know it. The burger was $20 but did not come with any sides, so I ordered fries, which were terrific. Parking: There is a lot with metered spots behind the buildings on this side of San Anselmo Avenue (along Kientz Lane). I lived in San Anselmo from 1990-2005, and we were always able to find parking in this area (especially in the middle of a week day), but San Anselmo has been utterly ruined by tourists - it was so sad to see this idyllic small town has lost nearly all of its charm.

Great food and service! We got the panzanella and the brisket sandwich. Both were delicious!