Skyviews: Opinions and such., This is for a class project. Options

[Final_Cut_Guru]

I am doing a project for my advertising class that centers around Skyviews Resturant. For those of you who still have no idea what or where Skyview is, it is a Laboratory-Classroom Resturant run as part of the RHIM program. It is located on the 6th floor of the Bank of America Buidling on the corner of 19th and University.

I just have the following questions:

1. Before reading this thread what did you know about Skyviews?
2. If you have been there, what is your opinion of it?
3. If you answered the previous question, what was the occasion(s) for going?
4. If it was that a student in the class there invited you, was it for a dinner series? What was the theme of the Dinner Series?
5. Have you been there for Lunch?

More questions to follow

Also, I must request that if you graduated with or are currently working on a majoring or minoring in the College of Human Sciences that you not answer these these questions, but instead post your major/minor in the College of Human Sciences.

[kcroxyoursox]

1. I knew it was a student-run restaurant on the 6th floor of the Bank of America building. I knew that the students are usually in their final semester before graduation. I also knew that the one student most in charge of running the series gets to set the menu. And that it's part of the RHIM program requirements.
2. It was OK. I'm a really picky eater, so a lot of the stuff I ate around or just kinda pushed around with my fork. There was a little girl eating at another table, and I'm not sure if she had any options other than the fancy menu that was pre-set. I wasn't that impressed, and it was rather pricy, especially factoring in that it's student run and it's part of a requirement for them to do it. It's like going to one of the student-run beauty salons for those in training, and paying Hollywood prices for a haircut.
3. My 21st birthday. (It was so pricy that I didn't even want to ask about alcohol to mark the occasion).
4. I knew the girl who was running it, though she didn't specifically invite me. It was an Italian dinner series, although not the type of noodle/meat/sauce dishes that you find at like Olive Garden.
5. No, though it sounds less structured (the dinner series you have a choice between like two items for each course) so it seems like it might be more my style.