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In terms of size, it's not Saturn. It's Pluto. All of our problems with this restaurant are because it's just too darned small. And too densely packed. It's on high dollar property so tables and boots are packed. I believe they'd stack them too if they could.

The first puzzle that greets you outside the front door is that it is a revolving front door. There is a regular door next to the revolving door, but it takes a minute to realize you can use it.

Inside, there is a fairly wide path to the order counter at the back, but it was pretty crowded when we were there. I don't like crowds. The order counter was high and I had to have my son sign the credit card slip. Then there was the drink station, which, once again, my son had to handle. Then it was back down the other aisle to a table/booth combo. Purses and persons had to move around for me to pass. When I was seated, I was the person that was blocking the routes by sticking out too far. And the space between the tables was tight.

It would have been impossible to sit at the row of center tables because there was not enough room to roll in and turn around.

On the way out, it was easier because the rush was over. So best to plan a visit after lunch.

Welcome to the Pluto Grill.