Restaurant blends Star Trek theme with warm, inviting atmosphere and Michelin-level food. Crowd enjoys wine and cider on tap alongside standout dishes like pork chop and pappardelle. Space feels cozy with Tiffany lamps and exposed brick, creating a casual yet classy vibe.
Star Trek-themed bathrooms feature ceilings that create a space vibe with Star Wars blueprint wallpaper and play Star Wars theme music.
Seasonal risotto dishes bring fresh, delicious flavors with options like vegetarian carrot risotto and mushroom risotto standing out for their quality and taste.
"I thought the wine selection was incredible and well-paired."
"It's a cozy space with a warm, friendly atmosphere."
"The mushroom risotto is one of the best I've eaten anywhere."
Good to know
Happy hour offers $7 wines and bar snacks for a quick bite.
A mandatory 20% service fee is added to all checks.
The wine list features 46 options, organized by intensity.
Small, intimate Italian restaurant with an open kitchen and cozy atmosphere that feels like a Roman hole-in-the-wall. Decor includes fresh roses on tables and a charming back patio that evokes Italy. The vibe is warm and family-like, with personal service and attention to detail.
Bathrooms stay clean and tidy consistently. Spotless conditions show attention to detail and care.
Mushroom parmesan and porcini risottos stand out for their rich, savory flavors. Each dish offers a delicious, creamy texture that highlights the mushrooms well.
Good to know
Street meter parking is available near the restaurant.
There is a public parking lot behind the restaurant.
They allow guests to bring their own wine if called ahead.
Japanese restaurant offers an upscale vibe with beautiful contemporary decor and a zen-like atmosphere. Dim lighting creates a chill and tranquil environment. Thoughtful details like rose water hand towels and elegant plate settings enhance the experience.
Bathrooms stay very clean and offer floss, mouthwash dispensers, and mini cups. Mouth rinse and toothpicks are also available, showing attention to detail.
Sea bass comes served over lobster stock risotto with Japanese mushrooms, cooked to perfection. Risotto also accompanies scallops with a flavorful reduction.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get busy.
The restaurant may run out of matcha ice cream, so ask ahead.
Expect higher prices compared to other Japanese restaurants in the area.
Restaurant offers an intimate atmosphere with lush decor featuring chandeliers and tufted velvet booths. Guests enjoy artful floral presentations on dishes and creative cocktails with impressive bubble effects. Seating can feel close, and the vibe suits special occasions more than casual or kid-friendly dining.
Bathrooms stay clean and match the overall theme. They have the best air conditioning in the place.
Saffron risotto pairs well with perfectly cooked lobster tail and seasoned drawn butter. Sweet scallops add flavor to the risotto, which also complements duck breast with cherry chutney.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary, especially on weekends, due to high demand.
Parking in downtown Saratoga can be challenging; allow extra time to find a spot.
Expect a wait for bar seating during busy times, especially on weekends.
Converted recording studio offers a unique setting with historic decor and a lively rooftop bar featuring great views. Music plays loudly, creating an energetic atmosphere that can make conversation challenging. Weekday visits tend to be more relaxed, while live bands add to the vibrant vibe during events.
Located on the second floor, the bathroom stands out as a cool and distinct space separate from the lively bar and restaurant areas below.
Risotto here shines with spring pea and mushroom versions that bring out umami and cheesy flavors. It pairs well with entrées like pork chop and squid.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with a variety of pizza options on the rooftop.
Parking costs $15, and valet service is available for an additional fee.
Reservations are recommended for rooftop events to secure a spot.
Rooftop setting offers breathtaking views and an upscale atmosphere with unique decor that creates a special ambiance. The space includes a heated outside patio where sunsets enhance the experience. Noise levels can be loud, especially near the bar area.
Communion-themed restrooms show detailed design. Bathrooms are unisex with four unlabeled stalls, including two urinals only, requiring a guess on which to use.
Mushroom risotto comes topped with Spanish octopus. The risotto shows a rich, creamy texture and stands out in flavor depth.
Good to know
Happy hour is only available at the bar or outside standing area.
Brunch service is offered on Sundays.
Parking is strictly street parking.
Large, beautifully designed space blends chic upscale dining with a European-inspired ambiance. Music features an eclectic mix that complements the welcoming atmosphere. Seating includes a farm table for large groups, though the layout feels tight due to many tables packed closely.
Bathrooms stay well-maintained and clean. The path to them feels cramped and a bit inconvenient.
Risotto stands out for its exceptional quality and light texture that avoids heaviness. It pairs well with dishes like lamb, chicken, and foie gras, making it a notable main on the menu.
Good to know
Having a reservation is necessary to dine at JULIET.
Valet parking costs $20 for the first 3 hours.
Champagne by the glass is priced at $32 and $40.
Restaurant combines live jazz music with a dim, intimate lounge atmosphere featuring a vintage-modern interior design. Space fills with lively energy that makes conversation challenging but enhances the overall vibe. Popular spot requires reservations and includes a music fee on bills.
Restrooms show cleanliness and elegance with careful attention to detail. Staff remain attentive, responding to special requests even while guests are in the bathroom.
Silky sauce and perfectly cooked rice define the risotto here. Crunchy hazelnuts add a unique texture to the savory flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary due to high demand, especially for weekend brunch.
A 5% charge for live music is added to the bill, which may not be clearly stated.
Walk-ins are accepted at the bar on a first-come, first-serve basis.