5 /5 Carolyn Hoffman: Stopped for dinner on our way home from further north. The decor was stunning. They honored the history without it feeling stuffy or "old", and included just the right amount of modern.
We sat at the bar, which offers the full restaurant menu. There is outdoor seating, but he menu is limited. Be aware, this seems to be the go to for typing professionals right after will, so "happy hour" was quite busy!
Our bartender was friendly and quite knowledgeable of the building and its history! Drinks were very good as well.
All of the food was spectacular!!! Oysters are super fresh. The creamy chicken and vegetable soup, as mundane as that may sound, was amazing. Silky and light with a vegetable mix. My husbands French onion soup was also stellar. He ordered a filet mignon that came out perfectly cooked, with one of the best Bernaise sauces weve had in years. My Chilean sea bass was cooked to perfection, and the risotto was smooth and creamy without overcooking the rice.
We will definitely be back!