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This is a go to place if you are looks for a bar/lounge with a fancy design and location. Their drink menu is more than 20 pages and they serve the best drinks. If you want a quick snack, try the french fries and chicken wings. I ordered a smokey cocktail and it was beautiful and delicious. I highly recommend this place for a fancy night out.

If you love cocktails, this place is not to be missed! The absinthe experience is a must, as is the Inception Negroni. The décor is beautiful, and the live music rarely disappoints. Very busy on weekends and often standing room only, but worth going and nabbing a free chair once it becomes available. Always a great experience, my only complaint is the addition of a cover charge, would have given it 5 stars until they started charging for entry.

Stumbled upon this swanky bar while visiting Vancouver. Staff and bartenders we're great. Drinks were unique and delicious. It's fairly expensive for a drink, but it's more of an experience.

Place is historical in design.. drinks are awesome expensive but well made. Nice staff they don't really have food only appetizers..there is a $5000 shot you can buy

Arrived right before closing but the staff was insistent that we at least have the drink we came to get. Free hors d'oeuvres while we waited for the delicious cocktails we ordered. The edible foam Gretzki was a delight. Will be sure to come back with time to spare next time.

A typical classy bar with a speak easy feel. Not a party type of bar but more of a classy sit down cocktail bar. If you like chill, it’s a good spot.

Really well done speakeasy, good whisky cocktails that only cost $10 on happy hour

What a secret little gem. Very impressed. The Georgia hotel was one of the most pleasurable cocktails I've ever had.

Girls' night out at the chic 1927 Lounge in the heart of downtown Vancouver! Nestled within the iconic Rosewood Hotel Georgia, this elegant spot is perfect for a night of live music, deliciously crafted cocktails, and Insta-worthy bites. Whether you're here for a chic evening with friends or a fancy date night, 1927 Lounge sets the mood for a memorable night out. We ordered: Hotel Georgia $19 , Patricia $25, Green Navy $18 Chili Chicken $24, Truffle Fries $18, Flatbread $27, Chocolate Bon Bons $12 Food 4.5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Parking 3/5 (valet parking is available, minimal paid street parking available)

Loved the atmosphere, and service, Cocktails, and Oysters were amazing. We had their famous Hotel Georgia cocktail which was amazing

Came here for hh. Service is slow. Staff not efficient. No menu for some and no snack for some. Much better just going to hawksworth or prophecy downstairs.

Is your favorite kinda' hotel lobby bar one where you might have rubbed elbow with Hemingway or, say, an English king?Do you like dark paneling, velvet chairs and marble tables? If the roaring 20's (the 1900 kind) is your vibe, this is your pace to chill. I've loved this place for more than a decade but my last visit was pre-pandemic. Apparently there's a new chef who has never heard the phrase "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" because he broke a beautiful signature dish. Can you imagine adding sweet pickle relish to AAA quality beef tartare? Me, neither. Apparently, however, he can. The oysters weren't shucked properly but the bi-valves, themselves, were super fresh and mineral'ly. The burger was exactly as delicious as I remembered. That one? No sweet pickle relish. The drinks are amazing. Their signature cocktail has won all kinds of worldwide recognition and the service is immaculate. This is also a perfect place to curl up with a good book, a snack and a glass of wine or cup of tea, mid-afternoon when the hotel is pretty quiet. Despite the tartare & oysters and the $225 CAD tab, I'm so glad to be back here!

Fancy shmancy. (That would've been the end of my review if Yelp didn't have a character minimum) We ordered a glass of sparkling wine.... $45 CAN each. Oops. We made a mistake but it was honestly quite good. I wouldn't order it again but it was fancy experience. The waiter will add some Smokey popcorn and trail mix? To the table as you wait. The oysters came with a Serrano and lime drizzle on top. They're also baby oysters as the waitress pointed out. It's a super nice experience, it's inside the rosewood hotel.

Very nice and classy lounge and bar. Service was impeccable. Cocktails also well prepared and balanced flavors.

The food was very excellent and the service was outstanding. The atmosphere is that of a very high-end restaurant, but the prices are somewhat high but not as bad as some other restaurants that are not as nice

Can't give this hotel bar enough stars. Was lucky enough to hit this place up a few times on my trip. The drinks here are phenomenally and consistently crafted. The Signature Georgia Hotel drink is a must try as is the Charlie Chaplin. The Spanish G&T with the local indigo gin is also a sight to behold. And did I mention they have food? Really good food. The beef tartare really hit the spot. Joe the bartender gets a special shout out for his amazing bartending skills as well as being a great host.

The food options are always creative and delicious. Very shareable. Lovely historic building with great ambience. Our fav waiter is amazing. My only complaint would be that the live music is WAY too loud. It's not background music. It's a whole concert of weepy songs that I'd never listen to. It's hard to hear people at your table, and it brings the mood down.

Love this place ! We are staying at this very fancy hotel. Service is impeccable. Every detail is taken care of . Taking a cruise tomorrow and what a nice stay . The staff takes such good care of us . We will try the bar tonight

We loved our stay at the hotel itself. The 1927 Lobby Lounge was just okay. It was an okay food experience. The vibe was nice and it really feels like a 20s experience in terms of the lighting, ambiance, decor. There was a wait so we had bar seating first, then moved to a seat. I wouldn't seek this spot out again but enjoyed experiencing it for the time being.

We stayed at this hotel and loved it! I was so excited to try the lobby bar since it had such great reviews but I was disappointed. Both my partner and my drinks were just ok. I ordered an espresso martini that was ok but nothing special and that that came without garnish which I thought was just lazy since the table next to me drinks all had garnish. My partner had an old fashioned that was just ok. I expected so much more from this bar and it was just ok. The ambiance is great and the service is average. I'd definitely recommend better bars in the hotel (like on the terrace) and the area.

Our first stop in Vancouver on this trip back after several years. Not only is Vancouver a unique and wonderful city, maybe the best of all worlds in North America, but the Lobby Lounge in the Georgian Hotel (The Old Name) is quintessential Vancouver. Elegant, sophisticated, but so damn down to earth, with no false pretense, the Lobby Lounge is a fantastic bar. Joe was our bartender, mixologist, story teller, and teacher. He made us feel so welcomed, and he showed his appreciation for our patronage. My martini was ideal, and the white Canadian wine dry and crisp. We didn't want to leave, but our dinner reservation beckoned. So long Joe. We'll see you again and thanks.

A very nice place to come to relax with a fine selection of spirits and cocktails. A very attentive and courteous staff to tend to your every needs. Had the the pleasure of enjoying the signature drink Hotel Georgia and a very satisfying Macallan 21. When in Vancouver, I recommend this experiment to all.

Truly a disappointing evening. We live close to the Rosewood Hotel and hadn't tried the 1927 Lobby Lounge. We sat at the bar and we have to say that the bartender was exceptional. We ordered cocktails in advance of having dinner which should have been an easy food order - two hamburgers. At $26 per burger - they should have been exceptional - comparable to a burger at say Boulevard Kitchen & Oyster Bar or Bacchus Lounge (same price) where you can order ground chuck cooked to your specifications (medium or even medium rare). That was not an option at the 1927 Lobby Lounge. This was a run of the mill, over-cooked, burger served on a cheap soggy bun and it took an hour and a half for it to arrive! We had already consumed our cocktails and a bottle of wine waiting for the food to arrive - which by any measure - was substandard. We could tell that the bar staff were hugely embarrassed and tried to compensate by sending out a big plate of fries in the interim as we waited for our food which was inappropriate as we received another huge helping of fries when our food finally arrived. Neither my wife nor I finished our burgers - they were close to inedible. We will not be returning to the 1927 Lobby Lounge.

Very nice lounge, perfect service, for a small bite and a drink when you have a busy day. A quiet space in the city.

4 stars for the ambiance, cocktails, service and atmosphere. We didn't have any food there, so can't comment on that. We wanted a quiet, chill place to hangout and read a book / chat. This fit the bill perfectly. The cocktails are quite wonderful.

Really beautiful space and courteous, attentive service. Also, delicious chocolate cake.

Had originally set out to go to Prohibition, but they had standing room only. Forget that! I knew this place existed but had never been, so why not? The atmosphere was classy and intimate. Loved it. The service was fabulous, as were the drinks. My favourite drink was their signature cocktail, "Hotel Georgia" which was apparently created in the early 50's. I had originally asked our server if they could make it with vodka as opposed to gin, as I really don't like gin. He recommended that I stick with the original recipe, as the flavours work better with gin. He pretty much guaranteed that I would like it, so I went for it. He was so right, it was amazing. I'm glad we checked this place out, I would definitely come back here again!

I know I usually save Five Star reviews for Fridays. However, this lounge is so cool I thought we would have a Five Star Wednesday for once. The 1927 Lobby Lounge is located in the Rosewood Hotel Georgia. It was refurbished two years ago and is a very old skool feel. We came here for an after dinner drink and dessert. I ordered the Van Gogh Smash - Absinthe, Boomsma Genever, Aperol & St, Germain: $12, and yuzu hazelnut ice cream: $8. The licorice flavor of the absinthe was not too overpowering. The seasonal cocktail was nicely conceived, and was refreshing on a warm evening. However, the ice cream as we Hawaiians say, brok da mout!!! The yuzu flavor came out right away and was a good balance to the richness of the hazelnut: A very well thought out combo! Both 5 Stars. Vanessa is an awesome waitress/bartender and she will take very good care of you. She was very attentive and friendly. You felt at home as you relaxed in one of the many seats in lounge: 5 Stars. I would stop by 1927 Lobby Lounge if I wasn't staying at the hotel. The ambiance and service was fantastic like all the places I visited in the hotel.

With all the modern restaurants and cafes around town, 1927 Lobby Lounge brings you back to in time. It's located in the Rosewood Hotel in an open lounge up 4 or 5 steps overlooking the lobby. My friend and I decided to have lunch here and we're glad we did. The service was excellent and couldn't ask for anything more. Their drink list is extensive and you'll be able to find something to your liking. I wanted something light so I went with their Moscow Mule and it was refreshing. We started with a couple of shucked oysters, which had a bit of shell in it, but otherwise, fine. The Grilled Moroccan Lamb appetizer was medium rare, flavored well and had a bit of spice to it. My Smoked Steelhead Salmon entrée was seared perfectly with crispy skin and had a hint of maple vinegar. I was surprised I liked it as much as I did. The kale underneath the salmon soaked up the juices and was delicious. For dessert, I had the Black Forest cake, which wasn't anything out of this world, but I still enjoyed every last bite.

I came here with my colleagues for drinks and appies after work and we were very impressed. First of all, their staff are absolutely amazing. Everybody whom I spoke to at this hotel & lounge were all genuinely nice and happy while accommodating us to our every need. The 1927 Lobby Lounge is actually quite small, and only slightly larger than the Hawksworth bar. The seating here is quite comfortable and when we went, it was pretty much completely full with people relaxing and having a great time. Their cocktail menu is actually shared with the bar up on their patio (Reflections) and I particularly liked the Hotel Georgia and their signature Moscow Mule (I've never tasted such strong ginger beer before!) Food was also very good and I honestly have to say that I've never eaten such delicious giant pretzels before. I normally don't even like mustard but it actually perfectly complemented this dish. The grilled Moroccan lamb with flat bread was also a crowd-pleaser but my favourite dish was probably the spicy chicken wings with sriracha mayonnaise! Anyways, our server was very attentive and we had a great time. Even though the lounge isn't quite on Pacific Rim's level, I still feel that they deserve my 5 stars since this lounge is more for relaxing rather than to party and to be seen. ;)

Honestly, when we walked in I thought...bar food and was disappointed. But, we were hungry and tired. But was I surprised!! We had butter chicken and salad with lobster. Everything was so good, perfectly prepared and the service was great. Believe the reviews and not the bar atmosphere.

By far my favorite lobby bars in Vancouver, if not in North America. The plush, sophisticated vibe is a mix of decor and white glove service. Just like the perfect cocktail, everything is well balanced. Food options also look like a cut above the pedestrian, although I can't comment on them because I didn't try any of it. As for the drinks - they are the very definition of hand crafted, made with both precision and skill. Their celebrated Hotel Georgia cocktail is worth trying at least once. It's one of my favorites for sure. I had a total Goldilocks moment when I had it for the first time - not too sweet, not too bitter, not too sour - juuuuust right. And don't worry about the egg whites and nutmeg, they work work in unexpected ways. I can't describe it...so I guess you are just going to have to try it. :)

I'm sure it was a smash in 1927 well the Lobby Lounge is still awesome in 2018! The drinks are expertly crafted, the charcuterie plate was fantastic! A must try for weary travelers or relaxing explorers. The ambiance is wonderful and cozy. A great date place!

Go back in time to the 1920's, while you unwind and melt into the cushy sofas of the 1927 Lobby Lounge. Located inside the Rosewood hotel on Georgia street, the 1927 Lounge is a perfect option for dinner and drinks in a laidback, but utterly classy atmosphere. I would highly recommend this lounge for an impressive first date, an anniversary, or a classy girls night out. Both the food and wine list are extensive with lots of options to tease those tastebuds. Corner couches and cozy spaces set the perfect mood for romantic flirtation on date night. Unlike Prohibition downstairs, this lounge is brighter and quieter. The lights are still dimmed and candles elegantly placed throughout, but it's not so dark that you have to watch your feet when you sneak away to the washroom. 1927 is much more quaint than Prohib, so I would suggest arriving earlier on Fri/Sat or simply try it out during the week. SERVICE was spot on, as you would expect at this top notch hotel. Our server was Vanessa. Vanessa was both social and helpful all with a big, genuine smile! Complimentary snacks were provided and they were gobbled up quickly. Seasoned Almonds and skinny bread sticks displayed beautifully in a fancy holder. FOOD We ordered the Chorizo pizza and the Rustichella Pappardelle pasta. Pizza was flatbread style and cut into long thin pieces. The cut was weird, as the pieces of pie where flopping over the edge of my plate. The pizza itself was yummy with mildly spiced organic chorizo, arugula and mozzarella. I enjoyed it, but felt it would taste better with a stronger cheese to compliment the meat. A Parmesan or goat perhaps. The Pappardelle pasta was okay with very tasty pancetta, but only if you had pancetta in each bite, otherwise I found it a little bland. I prefer my pasta sauce and this dish was on the dryer side. It also seemed a little low on the ingredients. I felt the food was more 3.5 stars, but with the service, the ambiance and the wine list I gave 5. Bathrooms are located outside the lounge down a hall wall on the lefts hand side. The bathrooms are beautiful and spacious and even have a cute vanity with a chair to sit check your make up. :) The COCKTAIL and wine list is very expansive! Some excellent choices for both glasses and bottles of wine. I had a wonderful Bordeaux!! There are also some fancy hand crafted cocktails unique to the lounge, so go on in and give one of em a try!

Good environment, cozy place with nice service, I like their cocktails, relaxed and enjoyed the time there... will come back again...

We first came to the 1927 Lounge because it was across the street from our hotel (the Four Seasons), and we were looking for a place that did cocktails close by. We ended up coming back two more times (including for a nightcap after dinner) because we absolutely loved the time here. It's easy to miss this, which is why we were able to get a seat without waiting on a Thursday and Saturday night without having to wait...if you walk all the way to the back of the lobby, it's off to the right behind a strategically-placed wall, which gives it a bit more of an intimate environment. There are usually a couple servers who are taking care of everyone, although when it gets later at night, even the bartender came out and served us a cocktail or two and explained the tricks / secrets of the trade. Given the era being referenced, it's perhaps no surprise that the ambiance is more of old-school elegance of a past era, and with nice, plump leather chairs to sink into, as well as old-school jazz, it's a great spot to kick back and relax at. The cocktail menu is a bit more limited up here relative to the downstairs speakeasy (Prohibition), but I stuck with the Hotel Georgia and the Cavalier - two of the absolutely most delicious cocktails I have had anywhere. Both are a little less liquor-forward, but neither is overly sweet, and both have clear, crisp flavors that really hit the spot (especially the orange blossom syrup for the house cocktail). My wife really enjoyed the tea service as well, and the server was always more than willing to refill her teapot with more hot water. There is also a full food menu if you want to eat a meal, but we stuck with the charcuterie plate, which had a great selection of cheeses (a fantastic blue, a very mild cheddar and brie) paired with a nice pile of prosciutto and sliced soppressata. When we came back the second time, we eschewed the ice cream (which my wife really wanted) in flavor of the scarlet cake...and what an excellent choice that was. The cake is basically a chocolate cake house in a chocolate shell and drenched in a black cherry syrup that is on the sweet end but retains just a hint of that tongue-curling tartness to make each bite divine. Even if you are not staying in the hotel, this is a must-visit when it comes to drinks. Prohibition downstairs is nice, too, but for what 1927 is trying to accomplish, it is definitely the best lobby bar I have been to anywhere in the world so far.

Came here for a drink few years ago. Bartender Joe's special chocolate martini was my favorite but he wasn't here this time. Nice little lounge to mingle in the heart of the city inside Hotel Georgia.

The Hotel Georgia was a fantastic cocktail, ambiance was swanky and inviting, service was attentive. But a high-end establishment such as this should be using proper Luxardo cherries in their Old Fashioneds. I was disappointed to find a flavorless, mushy "bourbon soaked" (aka "slightly nicer than a 99 cent/jar hot pink maraschino") cherry moping around on the bottom of my glass (cocktail skewer not included).

I recently went to the 1927 Lobby Lounge for lunch with my girlfriend and had a great time. We ordered the Oven Fired Turkey BLT and Blackened Albacore Tuna sandwiches, and swapped half of each sandwich with each other. The food was great - both sandwiches were a good size and made with quality ingredients. I really enjoyed the Asian-influenced tuna sandwich, it really highlighted the flavours of the tuna, rather than covering it up with an abundance of mayonnaise. The turkey BLT came with a large filet of turkey breast rather than cold cuts, which was also a pleasant surprise. Aside from the great food, this restaurant has much to offer: Impeccable service, stylish lounge furniture,and mellow ambiance (good for having a conversation). The 1927 Lobby Lounge is definitely a nice date place, but I could easily bring clients here for a business lunch, too.

The lounge is smaller than I expected from the photos. I came here after attending the Book of Mormon musical. The ambience is quite inviting and seating was very comfy and spacious. Wayne Gretzky was a unique cocktail. Service was also prompt and friendly as the complimentary pretzels were filled three times over the course of a few cocktails. Not to mention that we never requested for it to be refilled. It was good gesture and the pretzel sticks were too tempting to refuse. I was a little disappointed to find out that the kitchen was closed when we arrived as I was hoping to try out some desserts. I will visit again to try out their appetizers and desserts while sipping on some of their lovely cocktails.

A great atmosphere until it becomes the local Chucky Cheese. One reason I have come here is to relax in an adult environment. When it says no minors they really need to enforce that policy.

This place is a holiday staple for my friends and I to get together and drink the most AWESOMEST AMAZINGEST cocktails of ever. If you haven't yet, get their signature Hotel Georgia cocktail. Hawksworth may tell you they do it better, but the folks at 1927 will spin Hawksworth in circles. YUM! Hands down the tastiest cocktail I've ever had.

Incredible staff, service and premium exotic drinks. I had a wonderful conversation with a friend over a couple of professionally made drinks. Unmatched, I would say. This place is in the Hotel Georgia, Vancouver, BC.

The most attentive waitstaff. Came here after brunch to relax and have some dessert. The menu was limited so we only had some ice cream and a drink. It was very laid back and it was midday so there weren't many people. Chatted up the bartender, and had a really relaxing time here. Would definitely be back.

I was meeting a friend here who came from out of town to see an opening night of a major band since the tour was starting here (yes this review is that old and I am catching up with everything as I can). I came here to have some drinks. The bartender was nice enough to make mine Virgin and just did something creative and colorful with mine. I let him take over in this department. My drink was good which seemed more citrus and grapefruit based. He did give a list, however, was overwhelmed by the names that I didn't catch it all. The presentation of the drink was really nice and it just wasn't basic ingredients. The picture is on my Instagram that was taken at the time. We decided to share a cheese board which to be honest the fruit and cheese board for what was charged, the fruits that I know that were in season at the time and the cuts weren't that impressive. I have had better boards at craft beer places. If it's one thing that I know very very well it is cheese. I didn't pay for the board. It was on her so I am not going to knock down too many points, however, this is just something to bring to the attention of the others. I would stick to the cakes and desserts and skip the cheese board. The staff are amazing and friendly, one of the best services I've had in the city. I had a good conversation with the lady about my favorite band we were seeing that week.

Great place for a cocktail and a light meal or snack. Atmosphere, service and food/drink quality are top notch. Vanessa is so friendly, too. She made the place feel like home. Not cheap but worth it.

Have been to this place a few times. It's a hidden little lounge in the lobby of the hotel with limited seating. It's an upscale environment without being stuffy. The servers are professional, friendly and make great recommendations. Their signature cocktail is Hotel Georgia which is heavenly. I've also tried their Gin Mint Julep and it's another winner. I've had the scallops and the charcuterie from their food menu and enjoyed both thoroughly. The ambience is warm and the background music is not loud so you can actually chat without having to raise your voice!! It gets quite busy on Fridays/Saturdays so you may want to try them on a weekday. Overall, I highly recommend.

Best service in Vancouver in my opinion and Vancouver needs better service. That place is almost like being on the east coast of the US. Food and decor are superb as well. The staff that they employ remembers us and other customers and remember our preferences. It is an oasis of great service in the city that still lacks it.

Visiting from the San Francisco Bay Area. We were staying at the hotel and dropped into the bar past midnight and were served by a rockstar veteran bartender, Joe. He's good to talk to, knows his trade, makes his own bitters and above all, reads and studies about cocktails and spirits. Just see the classic cocktail books on the back bar like Imbibe. I own a bar and would rate Joe and the bar a 5+++.

I have been to the Hawksworth and the outdoor patio and enjoyed them, this time it was not meant to be. I am not sure if I can tell you anything about the food as they were completely unhelpful. I showed up looking to see friends and it was packed. I said there would be 10 of us and they were totally not interested in even trying to accommodate us and no we could not wait at the bar, they directed us to the Hawksworth Bar. After waiting at the Hawksworth and our group growing, I dashed off and saw an empty table at the 1927 and sat down. Now I am told there is a queue, there was none and I should have waited. This is all news and there is no sign. Well we left, dropped a grand at the next place and had a fun evening, never will be back. Remember do not leave your music in the car when they park it, ask Bramwell Tovey for his story; all terribly embarrassing.

Dozen of Pacific Oysters $32 - We got the Fanny Bay that day. They were fresh but the lemon slices were tiny. It was like 1/4 of a wedge. Came with vinaigrette but not cocktail sauce. Smoked Salmon Tartare (creme fraiche, capers, pickles, baguette) $14 3/5 - loaded with red onions but I really liked the citrus caviars. I want to say they were mango caviars. The baguette was dry. Grilled Albacore Tuna (Togarashi Crust, pickled cucumber, Tobiko & scallion mayonnaise, mini sub bun) $16 2/5 - We were expecting slices of tuna but it was a sandwich. Way too little tuna maybe that's why it came with soup or salad. Smoked Steelhead Salmon (Celeriac Puree, Sautéed Kale & Farro, Maple Vinegar Gastrique) $17 3.5/5 - Decent portion and good quality salmon. I would prefer the salmon to be a little undercooked but still acceptable. The celeriac was very creamy. 40-Dry Aged 10oz Beef Striploin (North Arms Farms Summer Vegetables, Decoy Cabernet Sauvignon Jus) $46 3.5/5 - The others were crazy about this dish but it was just an okay to me. Steak was juicy but a little tough. It was from the meat itself not the cooking method. We had carrots and potatoes as the side vegetables. Vanilla Ice-cream $9 3/5 - rich and cream but did not taste much different from the ones in a supermarket Sorbets $9 3.5/5 - a little too sweet for me. We had pear? that day with 2 raspberries and tiny blueberries. Considering the blueberries are in season, they should be able to offer something else. There were about 3 scoops sitting on a plate but they were not full-size scoops. Maybe 1.5 scoops in total?! Black Forest Cake, raspberry gelee $9 3.5/5 - very different from the ones I can from an Asian bakery. There was no cherries and the cream was sitting on top of the cake under a piece of chocolate. The cake was a little dry. I'm sure it wasn't fresh baked. Big pieces of cake so we packed it home. Portions were big given the groupon was $49 for two persons. It was a heavy lunch. Food quality was decent but with really bad service. Service was bad considering it was the lounge inside the Rosewood Hotel. Everything could went wrong went wrong. Our lunch took almost 3 hours. I felt embarrassed because I brought some visitors here. We were the only table ordered food and they were 2 other tables. Our server looked drunk or wasn't paying any attention. He forgot our salmon tartare, dropped the steak knife right beside my friend's foot. No apologies. Our salmon tartare came after the entrees. Our groupon should entitled us with 1 dozen of oysters per 2 persons. Only 1/2 dozen showed up. We asked him if there were more coming. No acknowledgement so we were expecting. We asked again after the entrees arrived. He said he checked the coupons and said only 1/2 dozen per order. We decided to order an dozen extra. Then I checked online and it says 1 dozens. We had to ask him to re-read the coupon again. Finally, he said "Oh ya.." Finally when the bill came, they did not offer any discount or anything else. My friend even suggested that we should not leave him a tip but we did. I am very disappointed at this kind of service in a 5-star hotel.

Super amazing service. Our waitress was so knowledgeable! Very impressive. Small and cozy. Good drinks.