Sushi restaurant offers an intimate, elegant space with a gorgeous sushi counter and quiet, calm atmosphere. Guests at the counter enjoy a close interaction with chefs that elevates the dining experience. The vibe balances refined craftsmanship with a warm, inviting setting.
Wine pairing complements meals well. Yuki, the Somm, curates great sake and wine selections. Sharing bottles happens among diners.
Fish arrives incredibly fresh and melts in your mouth with unique flavor. Chef Kizaki shares deep knowledge of regional sources and preparation, making every bite a clear showcase of his expertise.
Good to know
Getting a reservation at Kizaki is difficult; book well in advance.
Parking costs $2.50 an hour, up to $10 for a 5pm reservation.
The Omakase menu costs $300 per person, excluding drinks.
Large outdoor patio with twinkle lights and live guitar music creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Decor features Italian art pieces and a blue-toned semi-casual style. Space suits both special nights out and relaxed evenings with friends.
Fabulous wine list pairs smartly with dishes throughout the meal. The wine and cocktail program offers top-tier service and impressive selections from start to finish.
Fish comes fresh and pairs well with lemon and olive oil. The tin fish served with house-made fuchsia bread and olives creates a fantastic flavor combination.
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Happy hour is available on the patio when the weather is nice.
The restaurant offers an affordable kids menu.
Finding a close parking spot can be challenging.
Sleek, modern space with massive windows and an 8-person counter facing the full kitchen creates a lively yet chill atmosphere. The vibe is electric and stylish, attracting a trendy crowd without feeling stuffy. Tables have generous spacing, enhancing the warm and welcoming environment.
Excellent wine pairings complement the food well. The selection supports long, engaging conversations over meals.
Two fish courses stand out as fantastic and well-prepared. Unique options like candied seaweed fish ice cream cones add creative variety to the fish offerings.
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Reservations are recommended due to high demand.
The entire menu at Margot changes weekly.
Margot offers a reservation-only tasting menu.
Modern European restaurant offers a cozy, sophisticated space with quiet jazz music setting a warm, refined atmosphere. Linen tablecloths and a beautiful bar add to the clean, welcoming vibe. The place balances mid-price dining with a polished, comfortable experience.
Excellent wine specials and a great wine and spirits list offer options for every taste. Staff provide thoughtful recommendations that pair well with dishes.
Market fish like barramundi comes with roasted vegetables in a butter lemon sauce. The menu includes a fish of the day and a risotto with scallops, offering simple but flavorful options.
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The happy hour menu offers fantastic deals on drinks and appetizers.
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
The menu changes seasonally, providing fresh and diverse options.
Large space blends Colorado mountain vibes with a stylish yet laid-back atmosphere. Dog-friendly patio offers sunny outdoor seating and cozy nooks for drinks. Energy balances great music and social games, attracting a welcoming crowd throughout the day.
Daily specials include a Monday poke and wine deal that offers good value. Happy hour features short rib with a glass of wine for $15. Wines from Carboy and drinks on tap are consistently tasty.
Fish and chips come with a Friday special that pairs them with a beer for under $20. The dish is consistently described as excellent and very tasty.
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The casual ordering system allows you to order at the counter for convenience.
Happy hour specials include short rib and a glass of wine for $15.
Trivia night happens every Tuesday with a taco deal.
Ukrainian restaurant with rustic yet elevated decor featuring vibrant reds and cultural motifs like matryoshka dolls and cuckoo clocks. Atmosphere feels cozy and intimate with perfectly spaced tables and a small patio. Known for unique, flavorful dishes and creative vodka cocktails that highlight traditional ingredients.
Hungarian orange wine stands out with its complex balance of funk and floral notes. The wine pairs well with many dishes and complements an amazing cocktail and wine menu.
Fish dishes feature moist flesh with crispy skin and precise cooking. Highlights include ukha fish, fish tartare, and Fish Kiev, all prepared with care and distinct flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's small size.
A deposit is required for reservations, which is applied to the final bill.
The restaurant serves a seasonal menu, changing offerings regularly.
Renovated church space offers spacious dining with bright lighting and a warm, familial atmosphere. Outdoor patio includes cornhole games and suits sunny days well. Crowd varies from lively brunch groups to relaxed evening gatherings.
An expertly curated wine selection offers over 60 choices without pretentiousness. The wine here is delicious and adventurous, served alongside distinct drink stations for beer and spirits.
Thai fish cakes serve as a flavorful starter. They come in a generous size and offer a rich taste for the price.
Good to know
The place operates on a tab system, requiring a card to start the bill for refreshments.
Parking is on the street and is now paid, so be aware to avoid tickets.
Reservations are first come, first serve, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Dining room overlooks amphitheater fire pits, creating a stunning view with mood lighting. Atmosphere feels upscale yet welcoming, with private tables enhancing intimacy. Upstairs bar offers high-end cocktails and a moody lounge vibe for a more casual experience.
Incredible wine selection offers a wide range of options. Wine pairings with the tasting menu change throughout the evening, guided by top notch international suggestions from GM Jeroen.
Fish here has good quality and generous portions. The fish stands out as some of the best ever tasted in the area.
Good to know
Reservations are currently two months out, so plan ahead.
The meal costs about $210 per person, so be prepared for the price.
They do not offer valet parking, which is important for planning your visit.
Spanish restaurant inside historic Union Station offers a lively yet relaxed atmosphere with an intimate second-floor setting ideal for dates. The open kitchen adds sensory depth with visible smoke and aromas, while the patio overlooks the station plaza, perfect for people watching. Cocktails stand out with a variety of Negroni options and expertly crafted drinks.
Great selection of Spanish wines and vermouth on tap stands out. The wines pair well together and complement the dishes served.
Crispy trout sandwich stands out and gets a lot of praise. Tinned fish options like mussels and sardines appear, though they may not suit everyone.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 pm to 6 pm with a limited menu.
Expect great value during happy hour with tapas and wine specials.
Reservations are recommended for private events to ensure availability.
Elegant space blends modern sophistication with coastal charm, creating a laid-back yet classy atmosphere. Music stays lively but balanced, supporting conversation without overpowering. A grotto-inspired wine cellar adds unique character to the setting.
A grotto-inspired wine cellar below creates a unique atmosphere. Personalized wine pairings match dishes well, and wine prices stay reasonable compared to local standards.
Fresh fish stands out, especially the branzino and huge prawns. Fish cooks down and can shrink, as shown when the manager brought a scale revealing a cooked portion of 3 ounces.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
Karaoke parties are hosted in the private dining room on select nights.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers for regulars.
Grocery store offers impeccable produce and unique specialty items in a gorgeous, clean space. Atmosphere stays quiet and welcoming, with amenities like a coffee bar, juice bar, and in-house bakery enhancing the experience.
An attached liquor, beer, and wine store offers a full selection of wines. You can grab wine alongside pizza and bakery items all in one stop.
Fresh fish looks amazing and prices stay reasonable compared to other stores.
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Clark's Market has a unique selection of premium groceries not found elsewhere.
The store accepts EBT for eligible purchases.
The produce section features fresh and beautifully displayed items.
French bistro with an upscale, Parisian-inspired ambiance and candlelit tables creates a lively yet comfortable atmosphere. Guests enjoy live music and outdoor seating ideal for people watching. The space combines beautiful, classy decor with a busy but not loud energy.
Great selection of wines by the glass and many reasonably priced bottles. Staff explain wine origins and makers while checking in and describing dishes.
Seafood dishes feature well seasoned fish like red snapper and options in bouillabaisse cooked to perfection. Happy hour offers tasty, affordable bites including fish and chips and mussels.
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Happy hour offers affordable bites like fish and chips, sliders, and mussels.
Parking is available at the garage by the St. Julien hotel across the street.
Reservations are recommended for special events like Valentine's Day.
Basement setting with intimate 12-seat layout creates a calm, elegant atmosphere. Minimalist décor and subtle lighting highlight the fresh sushi and precise sake pairings. Personal chef interaction and custom cocktails add a unique, thoughtful touch.
Bartender Jeremiah offers thoughtful wine pairings alongside a 15-course meal. The selection includes fantastic sake and wine, complemented by great cocktails.
Selection includes handcrafted fish assortments with five different fish in one dish. Each fish is impossibly fresh and melts in your mouth.
Good to know
Reservations are required due to limited seating with only 12 seats available.
Expect a high price point, with Valentine's Day costing around $460 prepaid.
Ukiyo offers a new seasonal menu, providing fresh and creative dishes.
Bright coastal décor creates a chic seaside escape with a lively yet elegant vibe. Live music features a violinist and DJ booth, adding to the fun atmosphere. Small tables and private event spaces shape the dining experience.
Plenty of drinks and wine options come with detailed pairing advice from a knowledgeable sommelier. Staff like Danielle assist with wine and food selection to enhance the experience.
Chilean sea bass stands out for its tender texture and rich flavor. Fish and chips, salmon Wellington, and tuna tacos also feature prominently with delicate and buttery profiles.
Good to know
Happy hour offers $3, $6, and $9 specials on select items.
The happy hour menu includes calamari, fish and chips, burgers, tuna tacos, and salmon cones.
Reservations are recommended for private events to ensure availability.