Juvi G.
Yelp
The good news is, the bread is free. Overall, the food is good, and the ambiance is quite lovely. But let me tell you, coming here during the Holiday Season is a mission. Despite its fancy appearance, it gets very loud around dinner time, so having a conversation means you'll have to strain your voice a bit. The menu isn't overwhelming (unless you're price-conscious), yet it has a nice balance of starters, mains, and desserts. And, the drinks are so varied that you'll be hard-pressed to make a decision.
Most of the cocktails can use some work, as the balance is leaning more towards the alcohol side a bit too much; so if you're a wine drinker, go for your usual. Having tried both, I actually do prefer the wine side of the menu, as the selection offers a wide variety of reds, whites, and bubbles that pair perfectly with any meal. However, if you love the taste of whiskey and coffee, the British Coffee cocktail is the way to go.
Food-wise, I can never pass up a nice meat dish when coming to a fancy restaurant, so I went straight for the Sirloin Steak with Chimichurri Sauce and a side of Tendersteam Broccoli. The steak is unparalleled; thick, lean, and juicy with the perfect salty finish... I'm only sad it was so small. They also have rib-eye and T-Bone steak, so pick your favorite, and I promise you won't be disappointed. The broccoli, on the other hand, was pretty tasteless, so I would not recommend it. Go for chips or mashed potatoes, instead. Dessert-wise, you have a full menu to choose from, which is not limited to cakes and sorbets. You also have a full roster of dessert wines and digestifs, as well.
The service can be a bit cold, but given how much they run around catering to people's requests, you can't really blame them. And really, if you're planning on coming during Christmas-time, book at least 2 months in advance.
Overall, it's worth trying at least once.