5 /5 Bryn Berkowitz: The easiest 5 star review I’ve ever written. Finally Fort Lauderdale has a true fine dining experience. The attention to detail is second to none when it comes to the service. When I was sat, I was offered a black napkin instead of their standard white due to my dark colored outfit, and they also offered me a shawl in case I was cold. I have never seen such considerate service in any restaurant in the greater Fort Lauderdale area. They noticed when I placed my bag on the booth and immediately brought over a bag hook for the table. This area boasts plenty of fine dining restaurants with price points on the menu that are similar to Daniel‘s, if not more expensive. But none of them have set themselves apart in the realm of service nearing what Daniel’s had done last night. We chose to go here because so many people have told us that it was a great restaurant, and we decided to try it out to celebrate a birthday. It could not have made the night feel more special. And I can also appreciate the relationship that the restaurant has with the farms from which it procures its food. We enjoyed everything we had and would highly recommend the Florida burrata, the crabcake, and the milk bread for starters. The truffled potato fonduta was out of this world; there’s no way we can’t order that the next time we eat here. The portion sizes are generous, we were left with plenty to take home with us. And the banana bread for dessert is a must have! We were surprised when our server, Doug, told us it was gluten free. You never would have known and it’s nice to have an inclusive item on the dessert menu. Only two suggestions. First, (and I’m aware it’s a steakhouse, so you get what you sign up for) would be that there is little variety for an entree outside of beef or red meat. With only a couple of fish options, I’d love to see another dish like a porkchop on the menu as well. Second, the music choice stood out in an odd way for us; I expected maybe some light music or even live music but were surprised to be listening to pop music, like She Wolf by Shakira, when having a nice dinner. If live music could ever be incorporated into the restaurant, I think Daniel’s would be the pinnacle of fine dining (it’s basically already there). Outside of that, Doug was attentive and knowledgeable. We were made to feel welcomed and special. And we will certainly be back to try a few other menu items that piqued our interest. Of course, we will be telling people they need to try Daniel’s for themselves. Thank you for a truly memorable and exceptional experience