Given the recent slew of disappointing Instagram-recommended restaurants I've encountered, I'm happy to say I've finally found one that lived up to the hype. What was recommended? The dessert. And, you know you can't go wrong with French Toast for dessert. The place is as swanky as you've probably already heard, with a price tag to match; but if, like me, you believe that a worthwhile experience is priceless, then you should have no problem splurging a little for the pleasure of dining here. It comes complete with a well-furnished interior, complete with a tree, a giant bouquet in the center, and shiny everything to really make the occasion feel special. The alcohol menu is a must, and I have to go with my usual recommendation: The cocktail list. My personal favorites are the champagne cocktails, like the Raspberry & Lychee and The Belvedere. Both come in champagne flutes and provide the perfect balance of sweet and refreshing effervescence, with strong notes of fruits and herbs, relevant to each drink. They also do the classics and provide an abundance of wine, beer, and even some non-alcoholic drinks for the sober drinkers among us. The menus here tend to be seasonal, so unless you're visiting in the Fall, chances are the pumpkin soup and heirloom carrots with quinoa that I tried will no longer be available. However, given how yummy everything I tried was, I'm sure you'll have no problem finding something you love amongst the modest options. The flavors are well-balanced and the ingredients are carefully selected to give you the best experience. Thankfully, the dessert is a constant throughout the year, as that Eggy Bread is a real fan favorite. It's essentially a Crème Brulée French Toast with a side of crumbled chocolate and a dollop of ice cream to cut through some of that indulgent sweetness. Breaking into that sugary shell is almost a ritualistic experience that makes this dessert unusually satisfying. Seriously, not to be missed. An unexpected, yet pleasant twist to this restaurant is that the servers aren't coming to your table every few minutes to ask if you're enjoying the meal, and only show up to pick up the empty plates and glasses; so you're eating in relative peace the entire time. read more

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We had the (seasonal?) set menu and absolutely loved everything. The set menu options were solid, from which I had the salmon for starter, pork belly for main, and cheesecake for dessert. The three courses came with a glass of prosecco as well, all for £25. In Mayfair, things don't get much better than this. My dishes were all very good. My favourite was the salmon, which was fresh and mouthwatering with the flavourful miso sauce. My pork belly was good too. My fiancée's sister had a number of vegetarian dishes from the set menu, and she thoroughly enjoyed everything as well. Service was definitely good, although our waiter was slightly less friendly than the other staff members. Also, there was a slight mess up in our bill (which they quickly corrected), so do check your bill carefully when it arrives. Ambience was stellar. Spacious and sophisticated, with live piano and singing. It did get a bit noisy at times, but nothing unacceptable. All facilities were were presentable. Would go back in a heart beat! read more

Stopped by Avenue last night upon recommendation from the American Express Concierge - and I'm glad they did! The friendly staff recommended the beef fillet, with a great Malbec wine pairing. Overall the friendly staff combined with the high quality food made this an excellent experience, one that I can't wait to experience again. read more

Bottomless prosecco brunch? I was never going to say no to this offer on my recent jaunt to London. Booked in for 11am, my friend and I turned up at 10.45 - to an empty restaurant other than staff. This did not go down well with the girl on front desk, who was moments away from telling us to leave and come back later, but luckily a manager type appeared out of nowhere, took our coats and told us to take a seat in the 'bar' area until our table was ready. They then proceeded to actually lock the front door, causing confusion and many a stern telling off when some more people arrived. After this strange (but amusing) opening to our experience was over, we could take in our surroundings. And, boy, this place is fancy. The grand bar is fully stocked with all the liquor you could want, and a huge display of wine glasses takes centre stage. High ceiling, mirrors, and crisp white linen. We were not dressed for this... The menu is somewhat of a contrast to the setting, other than in the price. It's American fayre, with ribs as a brunch item and mac & cheese as a side. I through caution and dentistry to the wind and went for two sweet options - a 'main' of pancakes with bacon, and 'dessert' of lemon meringue pie with a refreshing raspberry sorbet. Both were tasty dishes, though portions are on the smaller side. You can have either bottomless prosecco or bloody mary's with your brunch, brought swiftly to the table throughout your meal. Unlike many 'bottomless alcohol' brunches, they do start you off before your food arrives, which is fairly generous. Once all plates have been clear, you're set for one more top up and that's your lot. And we got through a lot! A real treat in terms of location, presentation and service, but for £20 for 2 courses plus £15 for the prosecco, it's not something I'll be heading back for on a regular occasion. It stood out for the drinking novelty, but not so much the food. read more

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Not impressed by this place at all. It looks really swanky and is a great location right around the corner from the Ritz, but it does not live up to its glitzy interior. The staff seemed very clueless and sloooooow. As some people at the table chose their unlimited drink option, one would expect the staff to be on top of that and refill quickly, but they had to be called over to the table several times and sometimes just filled one glass and immediately disappeared again. They were just as clueless about the food, mixing up orders, just plopping plates in front of people without checking if that's what they ordered, and getting pretty much every single one wrong, we had to swap plates amongst each other ourselves. Definitely not attentive, terrible service. The food was entirely unremarkable. Not bad, but not great either and pretty standard fare that was definitely not worth the high price tag. The bathrooms are like stepping into a different world! One minute you're in a swanky, shiny, classy looking place, then you step through a door and suddenly you're in a dingy dive-bar style bathroom. Tiny stalls with doors that don't close, dingy lighting, peeling paint, it felt terribly disconnected from the interior of the restaurant and wasn't pleasant. I really wouldn't recommend this place at all. read more

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Great spot for breakfast before walking to St. James Palace for the organization of changing of the guard. Food and espresso was simple and delicious. The server was very friendly.. would definitely go back. read more

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This place is practically opposite St James Palace, The large Yellow flag flying majestically to let you know where they are. Its a very airy venue and has a modernist feel inside. There is a long bar filled with bottles of alcohol. A huge metal murial on oneside and a long wineglass chandelier in the middle. The toilets are tiny, you really have to squeeze in to shut the door. The staff are friendly and attentive. The cocktail list is full of new cocktails that i have never heard of before. Some of the recipies from America's prohibition period. I settled on a Senitmenalt Melody and a Carol Channing. A basket of bread was provided, very tasty but we were not told what they were but looking on the other review here I now know, I decided on the traditional Prawn cocktail or as they call it a Shrimp cocktail. This was delicious but a let down prawn wise. There was a small round of lettuce and fennel topped with what seemed like 4 prawns and marie sauce and grapefruit. However it was actually 2 prawns sliced in half, so not enough prawns to eat with the greens. This dish cost £14.50 thats £7.25 a prawn!!!!!!!!! I might try the clam chowder or smoked salmon next time. For the main we decided on the Rib eye steak and wow that was superbly cooked. We shared some sides with it of macaroni cheese with truffle oil ( a delight on the tastebuds), cayenne fries and hillbilly slaw. For dessert i settled on good old pecan brownie with ice cream and WOW that was the most moist rich brownie ever tasted. I definitely recommend this place for classy American dining at reasonable prices considering where its based. read more

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American cuisine. Some of the food is really excellent. The waiting staff are very attentive. The major letdown was the pork or two. Very dry and not served with anything but a small bit of salad. Look at the fish or grill dishes if you're looking for a good meal! read more

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Awesome brunch All you can drink prose co Eggs Benedict fair Mac and cheese is the way to go read more

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Brunch was incredibly underwhelming. Food was average at best. I ordered the smashed avocado starter and got eggs Benedict instead. Didn't fuss abtt it because I eat meat and really the only difference between the two dishes is meat vs avocado on toasted English muffin, so I ate it,, but frustrating to literally be the first reservation at brunch and get the wrong order. My husband got the pancaakes, which were fine. Nothing special. I got the lobster roll, which came out on a hamburger bun which I wasn't expecting. The meat was overly dressed and just ok. Fries tasted like they were premade frozen fries. Definitely not fresh. Husband got a lackluster chicken "burger", which was just a chicken breast sandwich. All in all not worth the money, even for the gorgeous ambiance and free flowing bubbles. read more

Note: this review is particular to their Saturday brunch/ drunch. I had high hopes for this swank place, particularly as being American, the promise of a good stack of pancakes or crispy waffles had my mouth watering days in advance of my visit. Overall the brunch was merely ok, and not worth £25 for the food alone. The restaurant is located in a lovely spot on St. James' street, so you feel a bit special just going there. The venue itself is light and airy, modern yet comfortable with cushy chairs and large booths. Upon entering you are greeted and your coat taken. However I thought it was odd that the hostess asked to take my coat but stood there with hanger in hand watching me struggle to get out of it. Nevermind, I was shown to my table where some fellow Yelpers awaited to enjoy the meal ahead. For £25 I got: - A small bowl of fruit to start. Complimented with some fresh mint, this was light and tasty. -A waffle & syrup. (See the photo I've posted. I opted not to have the bacon) The waffle was very good - nice flavour; it could have been crispier but I was pleased nonetheless as haven't had a proper waffle in about 2 years. Yinnie chose the pancakes, which were a bit,...uh...stale...and sent them back. They tasted like they'd been made a while ago and were sitting around, not really fresh and hot as they should be. Disappointing. However, the waiter took them back without question and brought a waffle instead, which I thought was excellent service. Grant, Robyn, Tom and Daniel had the burger which (although I'm a non-meat eater) looked pretty good. -Dessert: Brownie & brandy ice cream. Brownies, how I miss you. I find it hard to get good ones in London / U.K. This brownie was really more of a fondant, not cakey as it should be -- a consistency which pairs much better with the ice cream than a fondant. The ice cream tasted freezer burnt. So then, how about that £10 extra for the booze? The bloody mary was ok, not brilliant. Couldn't taste any vodka and it wasn't spicy or full bodied enough for my liking. We certainly did get through a lot of Prosecco, although it didn't flow as freely (we weren't served as frequently) as has been my experience at other places. On one occasion we had to wait 5 minutes to be served drinks again, which...as the pouring of drinks is only done within a 2 hour time limit....is an excessive amount of time to wait with a parched palate. However for the extra £10 it was worth it; I suppose the extra cost of all that Prosecco flowing is figured into the overpriced food package. Overall I wouldn't return -- but had a great time out anyway. read more

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Infinity Brunch Club Outing #4: Avenue. Avenue was suggested as a venue for our Infinity Brunch Club as they have a Saturday brunch. Sunday brunch is great, don't get me wrong, but when you have to work the next day, trying to imbibe a lot of alcohol on a Sunday can lead to quite a rough Monday morning at work. So we were excited to give it a try. The deal is that if you order anything on the brunch menu, you can add infinity Bloody Marys and Prosecco for just £15. There is a fixed price menu consisting of two or three courses for £20/£25. Or they have an a la carte menu as well. I think all of us opted for the fixed price menu. The menu consists of a mix of sweet and savory options followed by dessert if you so choose. I started with the mushrooms on toast with a poached egg and got the burger for the main. Lots of people ordered the eggs Benedict starter (although it's available for a main as well). The eggs benedict were some of the best I've had in quite a while. Get the Benedict. The mushrooms were nice, but compared to the Benedict, it really wasn't as good. And the burger was amazing. We asked for medium rare, and it came medium rare. Awesome. The bit of waffle I had was nice, but not amazing (I do better waffles), and the pancakes were dreadful. Since they're on the fixed price menu, I feel like it's a better option to go for one of the savory mains which are bigger and the same price. The infinity drinks started well. I just had Prosecco, but I tried someone else's Bloody Mary. It was lacking some serious spice. Like most of the Bloody Marys I've tried in London. The Prosecco started out being filled up quite well, but by the end of the meal when more people were in the restaurant, the service really started to slow down. There were several times I had an empty glass in front of me, and that was disappointing. However, I was quite drunk when we left, so there was still plenty being poured. So it's not perfect. There are clearly good things on the menu (Benedict and burgers, and according to Yinnie, the granola), but you can definitely be let down by ordering incorrectly. However, given how good everything was that I ate, this would be on my list of places to go back to for infinity brunch again. read more

Located near Green Park Station you cannot miss the large see-through glass windows giving you an immediate insight to the amazing interior design with it's large yellow flag hanging above. With a glass chandelier in the centre, dark wooden tables, dimmed lighting and spacious it is a place I would class as fine dining. Staff all had beautiful matching uniforms. We were assigned our own waitress that evening, a lovely lady named Miriam. All staff knew the menu well and for the third day of opening I was impressed. Coats were taken, chairs pulled back for seating, water refilled, staff smiling and always available- unfaultable service. The complimentary breads were spectacular and worth a praise- San Francisco sourdough and potato and rosemary bread, both fluffy with the potato and rosemary being the highlight for the fragrance and the lightness to it served with a delicious creamy salted butter which just lifted the flavours. Being new to fine American dining we asked for recommendations from Miriam who highly suggested the soft shell crab and clam chowder. The excitement she gave won us over and those were the starters we chose. The crab was amazingly light and crispy, influences from the east and from the Mexican cuisine with the avocado puree and chipotle sauce on the side that went well with the crab and the side of rocket. Clam chowder was served in the classic American way, a bread bowl with a bag of cracker to crunch up and pour on top for texture to the creamy, thick chowder- all very pleasing to the palate. Sadly mains weren't all that satisfying. The Yufka whiting's filo pastry overtook the texture of the fish which felt lost to the chewiness of the overcooked batter. Flavours and moisture were lost as a result and the ratio of batter and fish wasn't well balanced. I would also advise a wedge of lemon on the side just to compliment the dish as well. More successful were the double cooked chips that were amazingly crispy on the outside and fluffy on the outside, all well seasoned too. The pig loaf was recommended to us. As succulent and well seasoned as it was, it needed more flavour. It could have been a lot better if some vegetables were added like carrots, peppers and celery for some natural sweetness and to break it up so it was too heavy to eat. It would have also improved the texture. But still it was a very good quality meatloaf, coarse and juicy and came with lovely cooked sweet cabbages on the side, a nice tomato puree and gravy to add moisture & flavour. But the best dish was the awesome slow cooked lamb chop requested medium rare. And I would recommend everyone to order it cooked this way as it was bursting with sweetness and was effortless to cut with a knife. The fat underneath really marbled the meat which gave it that tenderness. It came with quinoa which was a bit bland but together with the gravy it all came together well. I would definitely order this again. Portions sizes were large here which is unusual for a fine dining place But I was more than happy as it meant there was more for sharing and very American like. We need not to have order the side of macaroni cheese but it was also recommended. It was made mostly of Parmesan cheese and probably Provolone cheese on top for that stringy texture with small amount of blue cheese for that more pungent taste and depth of flavour. It was good but definitely needed to be baked a little more longer for browning that would give it that smokey edge to it. We finished the meal with Apple fritters which came in threes with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a jug of custard. Why don't everyone serve desserts like this, ice cream to balance out the sweetness and custard to bring the dessert together in a warm creamy gooeynesst. The fritters were shaped like large raviolis, in a light golden crispy filo pastry, filled to the top with a sweet, thick filling of apples. The texture and flavours and the combination of hot and cold was amazing. It was nice to have a full control of how much custard you wanted, the temperature and how crunchy you wanted it. A pure delight. Throughout the whole meal our plates were cleared at appropriate timing, staff checking after each course making sure everything was okay, the place was very well staffed so all our needs were met nearly immediately e.g. for extra condiments. Tables were cleaned by a table brush so you felt clean. I felt like the queen for the night. It was an a lovely warm atmosphere, glamorous setting too and I can imagine it to be completely different atmosphere during the day with the natural light coming in from the front and from the side of the ceiling that revealed the sky. All their dishes are a high standard but with some extra touches they can be improved tremendously. Service and the atmosphere won over the food ever so slightly for me but overall the experience was very memorable. But just for those lamb chops and apple fritters I already plan my next return. 4.5 out of 5! read more

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We had lunch here. It is basically fancy pub food - so if those are your expectations it will not disappoint. I also felt like I might have been in a James Bond film visiting the hangout of the Russian syndicate. read more

What a lovely experience. We had tickets to the theatre and dinner before and both were very good. Enjoyed our delicious monkfish and pear radish lambs leaf salad almost as much as our friendly and knowledgable server who made the night memorable. Highly recommended. read more

So, I don't like sending food back- but seriously the pancakes were bad. It tasted old, like it had been sitting around for a while or been using a pan that hadn't been clean from the last few pancakes, and you couldn't even cover it up with lots of maple syrup - of which I drenched it with. But I do like that they without a question switched it for waffles which were helluva lot tastier. I mean A++ for not arguing back or death glares. (There may have been glares but I was oblivious because of constantly topped up prosecco) I'm actually really sad about the pancakes- I've never had good american pancakes! (They've always had something wrong with them- much prefer the french crepe) i opted for the two course fixed brunch with granola to start. loved the granola, can you sell bags please? However, I did pay £20 for a small granola and waffles, which seems pretty extortionate now that I think about it. But swanky place in mayfair- what did i expect?! read more

I last visited here when it first opened and have not been back since because it was not somewhere I thought I would return owing to it being quite average food wise, even though the ambiance was lovely, and the place felt quite fancy and luxurious. The restaurant was very empty when we dined there last, so that did not speak volumes for its popularity. I ventured back today for a birthday lunch celebration. It seems not much has changed, except that this afternoon it was very busy and we were given a two hour turnaround on the table. The restaurant is still lovely and feels luxurious, but again let down by the food. The brunch was eggs, and more eggs for the starter and fruit salad, waffles, pancakes or burgers for the mains. That's fine but I am not sure it is good value for the price, £23.50 for two courses and £26 for 3 courses, although it does not state that it is for one large and one small dish, so when you tried to order two courses and it turns out there are two sizes one small and one large and if you ordered two large, you have to pay extra which the waitress was not sure how much, but it turned out it was only a £1. I felt that this should be clearer on the menu so you are not embarrassed. However, when it arrived, the large dish looked no different from the small dish. The unlimited prosecco or bloody mary for £15 was a good idea if you wanted to drink a lot, but if you were on medication and was unable to drink, no such offer is available for non-alcoholic drinks. Which I felt was poor. The service was pretty slow and then they got the orders very wrong. I almost ended up with a burger I did not order with half a tub of chips(!), and then a chicken burger without mayo which I did not order either. Granted when we complained about the half portion of chips, they did bring another full portion for amends. Then when I finally got my order, it was cold, quite dry and spicy! I definitely did not expect a buttermilk chicken burger to be spicy, so wished I had been warned. Luckily, the company was lovely, and I did enjoy the time with friends, but shame about the quality of the food. read more

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For the food, it is probably more of a 2-3 but for brunch with the £10 AYCD prosecco or bloody mary's add-on, bumped it up to a 4. Avenue does a Saturday brunch where you can choose either 2 courses (appetizer and main) for £20 or 3 courses (appetizer, main and dessert) for £25. Then, you can add on the £10 AYCD. The menu online is a bit out of date as there are additional options available for appetizers and mains. My friend and I decided to each do the 2 courses with the AYCD add-on (obviously). We each started with a bloody mary which was quite good but quickly switched to prosecco. The nice thing is that the servers will come around with bottles of prosecco and top off your drinks during the whole time we were at brunch. I started with the eggs benedict, which was OK. Not the worst eggs benedict I've had but pretty unmemorable. Run of the mill. For my main, I decided to go with the poached salmon and summer vegetables. Again, not great but not terrible. The vegetables were fresh and bright but the salmon was overcooked and pretty tasteless. My friend opted for the watermelon and feta salad as his starter which was actually quite bright. Though, it is sort of a difficult thing to mess up? Just watermelon, feta, cucumber and tomatoes. This might have been the best thing we ate all day. He then opted for the lox bagel as his main. I didn't have a bite but he did say it was quite good. All in all, the food wasn't very memorable but if you're looking for a place to have drunch (drunk brunch) I would definitely recommend this place! read more

First stop on the epic hen do: Avenue on Saturday for brunch. So the place is gorgeous. And the service is impeccable and friendly. And two out of three of my items were delicious. But my main, the burger, was a fail. Started off with a small eggs benedict, which was fantastic. The eggs here are perfectly done, although the english muffin is a bit thick and hard to cut into. But that perfectly cooked egg makes everything ok. Splurge for the lobster benedict (which I sadly didn't do) as the lobster is amazing and a fairly generous portion. And the puds were fab. Got the waffles with banana, nutella and ice cream. I don't need to say much more as that combo is fairly flawless. They also brought out a plate offering me congratulations with a mini lemon tart and salted caramel fudge on it which I really appreciated! But the burger was dry. And I don't know how it was so dry as it looked really well cooked. Actually, I know exactly why. I think Avenue uses a really lean beef for their burgers, which doesn't work. No juice to the thing at all. And if you ask for jalapenos, you will literally get one sliver of jalapeno on your burger. That said, if you go for brunch, just order one of the benedicts for a main and you'll be totally satisfied. read more

Go here for boozy brunch. It's similar to what they have in the States. You can choose two or three courses for a set price. You can get unlimited champagne for a set price. Swanky atmosphere with a young and attractive crowd. The food could be better but let's be honest people don't come here for the food... I got the spicy tofu and eggs Benedict. The service here is on point. They keep your glass full...with champagne at all times. They are strict on the time limit (I think it's two hours?) for unlimited drinks. That's probably for the best.... read more

As you walk in the place really make an impression. The decor is impressive and very luxurious! The service was just impeccable to say the least! The staff were super attentive and really really friendly. I really enjoyed that part of the dinner. The food on the other hand was not great. I opted for the set 3 course menu. I had an asparagus salad for a starter which I felt didn't have much. I had the pork belly which I didn't enjoy as it was extremely fatty and greasy. But I would say that is more my mistake as that is what you would expect from this dish. Others that ordered that dish felt the same. For dessert I had the cheesecake with passion fruit sauce which was good but nothing that special. All in all it was a great night out, mostly based on the ambience and the staff. The good was ok-ish. I would be willing to go again and give it another try but I would definitely order other dishes. read more

La da dee dah daaah!! this was fancy and fun. had a decent mojito at Avenue and the staff were really sweet. including andres who taught me and my friend somethin about red wine; and treated us to some malbec. type of place to go after dinner if yr in the area, and stay til the end if u want! read more

As a New Yorker in London, I have very high expectations when it comes to fine dining.. expecially when it's "American food" (whatever that is). My quick breakdown is as follows... Decor: Set on posh St. James street, you walk in and immediately feel the luxe. The space is large and modern with a wine glass chandelier of sorts in the middle of the room and some scattered art work. Nice decor, nothing that really sets it apart from restaurants in the same league but nothing to shy away from. 3.5 stars. Service: Everyone was really kind and helpful. Staff were attentive but timing wasn't exactly on par. Only thing I didn't quite get was their outfits.. didn't really match the atmosphere.. 4 stars. Atmosphere: The restaurant was definitely alive. I went on a Thursday night and it was "happening". I enjoyed the people watching because there was such a variety of patrons. It was loud enough where you can avoid an awkward silence on a date but not too loud that you couldn't go for a business meal. The tables are far enough apart so no one can listen in to your conversation and close enough that there's still a busy vibe. 4 stars. Food: The food was delicious. Spot on American if you ask me. We had every fried/unhealthy side one could ask for and they were delicious. Mac and Cheese crisps, please sir can I have some more?? Steak was cooked to perfection. Our wine was an inexpensive Malbec but had great body. I would definitely go back here. 4 stars. Drinks: This was one part I don't really understand from reviews I've read. Yes, the cocktail menu is expansive but to be honest, neither of ours tasted very good. Did we drink them? Obviously, what kind of people do you take us for? I just wasn't so impressed by that.. I guess I'll try a different one next time. Price: 2 people, one bottle of wine, one drink each, sides and mains... £150. Not bad for a great meal in my opinion. Overall... definitely a restaurant to go try. I'll see you again Avenue. read more

Hospitality, elegance, atmosphere, and culinary delights. We arrived early for our New Year's Eve fixed price dinner and were warmly greeted. We were invited to either have drinks first or go directly to our table. Our coats were taken and we were seated. The venue is gorgeous, a beautiful space with fine art, glass railings, a wine glass sculpture, and fun music that doesn't dominate. The service was exceptional. Our waiter helped us select a wine from their impressive selection. We had a six course vegetarian menu, and each round was visually appealing and worth savoring. The dishes were small portions as they were billed as a taster's menu. On the whole we were full and satisfied. Each dish was served by a different charming server. Any item no longer needed on the table was taken away. We enjoyed our conversation as the restaurant filled with other guests; it became vibrant, but not loud. We feel we could not have picked a better venue for our special night. read more

We had lunch at Avenue. First, the service is outstanding. Upon requesting gluten free menu, we were served two bread baskets. The gluten free bread was amazing. The bread containing gluten was good as well. The entrees all were flavorful and filling. Altogether a pleasant dining experience. read more