Food was very Good. Very nice restaurant. Their on line web site and menu are out of date. When went there base on the online information. The restaurant was totally different then what appears online. That being said the food was still very good
Absolutely spectacular. Was looking for a great meal and did not disappoint. We tried the Foie Gras, grilled octopus, steak tartare, hamachi, baked lobster and pork buns. The pork buns were mind blowing good. Fantastic prime ribeye for dinner. Would definitely eat here again.
Great environment, friendly staff, absolute worst vegetarian options I’ve seen in years. Do not eat here if you don’t eat animals. 3 carrots is their idea of a vegetarian dish. It is tasty, however. I am sure they have the skill to make great dishes...More
It’s been a couple months since visit and I will give a more general and not specific review. We shared numerous delicious appetizers that were unique. I ordered a Sapphire Gin Dirty Martini which was average. My main course was Ribeye Steak and it was...More
Tables are packed in tight but it works. Plates run $40 to $55 each but are very tasty. Service was top notch.
The best meal I’ve had in Reno, excellent ingredients and preparation, genuine service really liked the wine selections and at a table of four all dishes were extremely delicious
The menu always has some favorites and some new items. This is a fine dining experience and one we always enjoy. The wine list also has an excellent variety of options.
The food is superb and the prices reflect that! $$$$$ is what the cost of eating here so you will try this place once and think about returning. But try it, you must. The decor and service are like the food-excellent. Just e willing to...More
My wife and I ate here last night to celebrate a professional accomplishment. We are Reno locals and decided to treat ourselves. Were were disappointed. The flavors of the food (except desert) were outstanding, but they use WAY too much salt. My wife and I...More
The dishes are artwork. Open kitchen, great food, bar and wines. Reservations a must. Fine dining without the casino and the up-and-coming MidTown area which is Reno's SoMa or SoHo district.
