Went there for lunch - excellent array of dishes, each one with a unique flavour. The desserts were also one of a kind and exceptional. It is more expensive compared to other Indian restaurants in the Northern Virginia area, but you get what you pay for. Kudos to the chef (he stopped by to greet us) and the very customer service-oriented staff. Will definitely be back. read more

Bombay Velvet - Desserts - Indian Near Me - Reston, Virginia

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Bombay Velvet is a beautiful gem that is located in Reston. Upon entry, it is easy to immediately experience the encounter that Bombay Velvet's creators intended for each customer, which in my opinion is an intimate, nice, and upscale feel. The decor at Bombay Velvet was absolutely beautiful. Then the setting of the light... it definitely prompts the feel that is often paired with a nice atmosphere/outing. As it pertains to our service, Rana made sure that our birthday girl felt that she was at the RIGHT establishment to celebrate life. He was patient, thorough, and kind, seeming to go above and beyond. The food, the food, the FOOD.... I was beyond pleased with all the flavors and spices that made up my delicious dish (the chicken tikka masala). It had the right level of spice, flavor, and juiciness that allowed me to devour my entire plate, very quickly. Then, the garlic naan... umm my mouth just waters thinking about it. I also sampled the nutty corn kebab which I thoroughly enjoyed. This first encounter with Bombay Velvet definitely made me a fan. read more

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This is my second time visiting Bombay Velvet, and it was a hit both times! The ambience is very upscale, but they didn't turn away my husband and I for having a more casual attire. The staff is always super friendly and have a great food recommendations! And the food itself, *chefs kiss*!! Everything tastes so fresh and the flavor is really there. Anytime I have friends in town, I always try to take them here because it really is a great experience. read more

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I've visited Bombay Velvet twice now, once with coworkers and once with my wife, and we received excellent service both times. The staff was wonderful, taking the time to explain the different drinks and dishes, and even gave us tips for taking great pictures! Their bartending skills definitely match the kitchen's presentation; everything served was very elegant. We tried the Awadhi Goat, Butter Chicken, and the Chicken Lahori as mains, along with the samosas. It was all delicious. We will definitely be back! read more

I recently dined at Bombay Velvet, a restaurant that markets itself as a high-end, upscale Indian dining experience. Unfortunately, aside from the furniture and décor, very little about the experience felt upscale. The butter chicken was actually good in terms of flavor, but the portion size was extremely disappointing. Paying $28 for essentially four pieces of chicken is absurd, especially when the dish is mostly sauce. We also ordered the Mangalorean Korri Gassi. The flavor profile was not very balanced--the tanginess was overpowering and took away from the overall taste. Adding a slice of coconut on top seemed like an unnecessary attempt to make the dish look more "upscale," but it didn't add anything meaningful to the flavor. The Gilafi Seekh Kabob was another letdown. The dish consisted of two skewers of dry kabob, cut into pieces, sitting on top of what appeared to be daal. The daal itself was actually quite good, but serving two dry pieces of kabob (cut in half) for $28 simply doesn't justify the price. For dessert, we tried the "Badshah of Delhi." Unfortunately, this was probably one of the worst desserts I've had at a restaurant. The kulfi (or rabri, as described by the waiter) was so hard that we literally had to struggle to break into it and eat it, which completely ruined the experience. The service was also disappointing. Our waiter took far too long to initially come to our table to take our order. He cleared our plates once and briefly checked in a second time, but after that he essentially disappeared. At one point we were sitting there clearly waiting, and the bartender was actually the one who noticed and came over to ask if we needed anything. That's when we told him we wanted to order dessert. After finishing dessert, we then waited another 20 minutes just to ask for the bill. What made this more frustrating is that the restaurant was nearly empty--there were only two other parties dining at the time. If a restaurant is mandatorily adding a 20% gratuity, the service should reflect that standard. Instead, it felt like the staff had little incentive to be attentive since they knew they would receive the gratuity regardless. Overall, Bombay Velvet may look upscale, but the food portions, value, and service did not match the price point or reputation they're trying to present. read more

I came here for dinner and accidentally enrolled in an immersive theater experience called "Waiting." It took over an hour for someone to take our order - not to bring drinks, not to explain the menu - just to acknowledge that we were, in fact, seated at a table. Meanwhile, the entire staff appeared to be participating in a slow-motion scavenger hunt. Everyone was constantly moving - from somewhere to nowhere - carrying absolutely nothing, accomplishing even less. I've seen more purposeful traffic in an airport moving walkway that's out of service. The bartender, who already had a full bar to manage, was somehow also taking table orders like this was a surprise pop quiz in multitasking. Watching that unfold felt less like service and more like a cry for organizational help. And the manager? Heroically continuing to seat new customers as if the kitchen were operating at peak efficiency. Tables filled up beautifully. Plates, however, did not. Two hours after ordering, we're still staring at an empty table. At this point I've built an emotional attachment to the centerpiece. I had to ask three separate times for silverware -- three -- and ultimately borrowed utensils from the table next to us like we were in some kind of communal survival scenario. If the goal was to create suspense, congratulations. If the goal was to serve food, we may never know how that storyline ends. Come here if you enjoy interpretive movement, light cardio from flagging down staff, and the thrill of wondering whether dinner is a concept rather than a course. Bring snacks. And maybe your own fork. Long review, also i had two hours to kill ;) read more

Excellent menu during Diwali week. We had nadru kabab, mutton kabab, masala jackfruit and paneer. Everything was delicious and the service was exceptional. Staff was kind, patient and knowledgeable. I would definitely come back again. read more

Bombay Velvet - Whisktea - Indian Near Me - Reston, Virginia

Fancy ambience. Great for date night or girls night or even business meeting. The food is delicious. The Palack paneer is so cute with the Pollock of being perfect circular balls. Placed linearly in the palaak. read more

Bombay Velvet - Indian Near Me - Reston, Virginia

The food taste really good. The waiters are great and they explain their must try dishes and all of them taste great. The ambience is also good for family and friends. Tried their Achari Soya chaps and Bhatt ka tandoori chicken as appetizers. For main course we tried Paneer Kadai, Masala jackfruit, Mangalorian Kori Gassi along with some breads. All of the taste good and a good portion to share. For dessert we tried Nimish and it as okay.. nothing great about it. read more

Great service, wonderful food, gorgeous ambience. RJ our server was first class. Will go again! read more

Bombay Velvet - Old fashioned - Indian Near Me - Reston, Virginia

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Bombay Velvet is an Indian restaurant with an upscale ambiance. The interior is beautifully decorated, with dim lighting to create a romantic, high-end vibe. We were warmly greeted upon arrival and seated at a nice table. When asked if it was our first visit, I said yes, and they kindly explained their menu and recommended some popular dishes. Everything we ordered was excellent. The food arrived promptly, and everything was delicious. I would say that the lamb was my favorite dish. They kept our drinks refilled and even provided a complimentary alcoholic drink since it was our first time there. This place is perfect for a date night, business meeting, or gathering with friends. It is on the expensive side for Indian food, but they aim for an upscale dining experience. I recommend trying this place and judging for yourself. read more

Bombay Velvet was a nice experience while visiting the Reston area! It is a very elegant indian dining restaurant with a variety of choices. I had the Chicken Tikka Masala which was good. I ordered it medium and it was still spicy, but excellent flavor. The Garlic Butter Naan and the old fashion was to die for. Excellent ambiance in a great location. I would return! read more

Bombay Velvet - Chicken Tikka Masala - Indian Near Me - Reston, Virginia

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Really yummy spot with amazing service and the place is gorgeous. My group got the corn and cheese kebab, lamb chops, butter chicken, prawn curry, and garlic naan. They put in a lot of effort to make sure you are truly wowed. On the pricier side but worth it. read more

I had never experienced this type of food, so I really wanted to try it in a dine-in setting. Additionally, I wanted to try it because I have heard such good things about the flavors. My daughter was actually the one who found it, so she thought it would be a good opportunity for food, ambiance and photos. She had already experienced the food at restaurants in DC and MD, so she was looking forward to this meal in a different setting as well. The reservations were set for early evening to allow time for pictures before any crowds might arrive. We arrived on time and was greeted by the host, who asked if we wanted a table or booth seating. We opted for booth seating and we were quite pleased with the location because it allowed for pictures without imposing on the one group of four that was already having dinner at a nearby table. The ambiance was nice. The decor was befitting the setting, the lighting was good and the music was at a moderate level, which was conducive to conversation. The table settings were attractive. Unlike many restaurants, the utensils were gold, which added an elegant touch. Everything flowed nicely in terms of ambiance. Shortly after being seated, the host or the waiter brought some bottled water to the table. He took our order, which began with two orders of garlic naan because one order consisted of two pieces. We wanted to ensure that we had enough for the starter, as well as some to enjoy with our meal. We also ordered the Honey Crispy Mushrooms. The garlic naan arrived smelling like freshly prepared brick oven pizza. The smell was amazing. The taste of the naan was on par with others that I have had from the grocery store, yet much fresher. The Honey Crispy Mushrooms, though small in portion were very good flavorwise, as well as presentation. The flavors were outstanding. The mushrooms had a flavorful sauce that included chili peppers. Initially, I began coughing from the extreme spiciness of the peppers. The mushrooms were a little overcooked; however, the overall flavor made up for it. We also ordered two Lychee and Rose Petal Martinis sans alcohol. The drink made for a nice picture, which was the objective. It was not much on flavor, but the presentation was impeccable and was definitely giving craft cocktail vibes. I did, however, enjoy the rose petals that incorporated into every sip. Again, because this was my first Indian food experience, I had to thoroughly peruse the menu for some vegetarian options. They did not have many dishes with fish or shrimp, so I went with a complete vegetarian selection. I ordered the Khubani Ku Kofta, which consisted of apricot and cottage cheese croquettes in a saffron gravy. There was one other option that I considered, but narrowed it down to the selected option after speaking with the host, who provided greater detail about the two dishes. I have to admit that on paper, the ingredients did not wow me, but I was willing to try it. However, when the entree arrived, I was pleasantly surprised. The presentation and aroma of the dish immediately captivated my senses. The dish was served with a side of Basmati rice. My daughter had the Alleppey Fish Curry, which was seared sea bass in a raw mango and coconut curry sauce. Both dishes had a beautiful presentation and were so aromatic. Presentation and fragrance aside, the taste was amazing. The croquettes exceeded my expectations because they tasted nothing like what I imagined, which was cottage cheese mixed with apricot. The closest thing that I could compare the croquette flavor to would be herb stuffing and the croquettes with the gravy was just WOW. The rice was perfectly cooked with the right texture and no grains of undercooked or overcooked rice. I sampled a little of the Alleppey Fish Curry and that was delicious as well. This is where the experience changes a little, so I saved it for last. Leading up to and throughout most of the meal, there were no complaints about the service. The service was never over-the-top, but we had everything that we needed, when needed. The male staff members were relatively cordial, but the female was glaringly rude. She never said anything and, she never made eye contact. When she came to our table twice maybe three times, she had a rudeness about her that was heavy. Through observation, she was very interactive with other patrons that she encountered, but her energy with us was very unfriendly and unwelcoming. It took a few days of internal deliberation to best approach this portion of the review to determine if and how it should be presented. This is the most benign way to address the inconsistent service that lacked hospitality for all patrons. This is my dining experience, so it needed to be said. Though the dining experience was enjoyable, I am not interested in visitng this restaurant again. read more

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Had high hopes for this place, but left pretty disappointed. The ambiance and decor is beautiful. Gives off a fancy dining vibe from the lighting to the table place settings. Server was friendly and helpful. The appetizer we ordered was delicious. Unfortunately, it was probably the best testing thing we had there. The dishes were small in portion and were underwhelming. You'd expect more for the price that you are paying. I would not recommend this restaurant. You can definitely find better tasting Indian food for less. read more

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Intro: So its been almost a year since I been to Bombay Velvet and it was to try there normal menu instead of there Valentine Special Menu Decor: Even through the place is small I really love the vibes from table set-up to how it is design as it is very classy. This is how fine dinning should be Food Highlights: My wife and I tried Chicken Lahori Karahi, Chicken Kulcha, Palak Saag and Bhel. Happy to say everything came out pretty well and it was a pleasure to finish espically since he portion size was great for the amount we paid Drink Highlights: A shocking surprise was the Mausam and Bagicha cocktails as they tasted sooooooo good and highly recommend. We did get a third drink in which I forgot the same but it was a yellow drink but it did not taste great haha Service: We had amazing service Gilbert by our waiter. He was always check-in on us to ensure our night went smoothly. Would I go Back: As I said in my original review "I would for sure go back but it would have to be on a special occasion:)" And it does stand as the prices are just to expensive to come unless its once a year. But I highly recommend you check this place out at least once! read more

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Bombay velvet is beautifully decorated with moody lights and custom furniture and napkins. The dinnerware is very handsome as well. Service was attentive and the server gave us some helpful suggestions. We ordered the Palak paneer, butter chicken, garlic naan and a potato fritter appetizer. The meal started off great as the potato fritter was DELICIOUS nestled in a dollop of tangy, light yogurt, drizzled with a green chutney and jeweled with thinly sliced apricots. Unfortunately, everything went downhill after this. The butter chicken was bland with just a few pieces of under-flavored chicken, the palak paneer consisted of more cream than spinach. They provided a paltry bowl of rice and a single, chewy garlic naan was $6. The meal could have been simply ho-hum but the exorbitant price point brings the experience down further. I appreciate what the restaurant is trying to achieve but as the food preparation and price stands currently, I do not recommend. read more

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Ambiance Is Very Good. Food Is Very Bad & Pricy Definitely not at all happy with taste or Price. not only from me my whole team said the same. it's a team lunch Company sponsored but total worth less. Thai next door is 1000% worth of price and food. read more

I didn't know what to expect when walking through the doors and I was blown away but the ambiance and decor of the restaurant. It was absolutely stunning. The drink menu covered everything from mocktails to hand crafted cocktails. I thoroughly enjoyed the Hibiscus Hi Tea which was made with Kettel One Vodka, Hibiscus Tea and Cinnamon Cordial. It definitely was a thirst quencher. Highlights of the meal for me were the: Avocado Corn Bhel - the crunchy texture paired with the creamy avocado made my tastebuds sing. Alleppey Fish Curry - was cooked perfectly and the spices from the curry were on the medium level. Which I appreciated immensely. Nimish - this dessert made me feel like I arrived. The foam chaat which tasted like eating a cloud was accented with gold leaf sprinkles. The only thing that I did not get to try was the lamb and I'll definitely be back to try that. read more

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Hmm...wondering aloud...why are so many negative reviews hidden?! Anyway, moving on to my review which is the collective opinion of the group that dined there. Some style, no substance. The decor is pleasant, however despite their attempt at being fancy, we felt it fell way short coz who wants to rub elbows with the diners on the adjoining table. The portion sizes are small but as expected so moving on to the real test which is the food itself. A couple of dishes were above average. But most were very uninspired. As an aside, apparently there is an automatic 20% tip/service change irrespective of whether you felt that was deserved. I would not have known that about this place had my friend who dined there with her spouse, not shared that with me. I am not surprised she sounded very irate after shelling out a three digit amount after a meager lunch. To be fair, that is not just at this restaurant, there are others who do the same and we discussed how irked we were by how out of hand this culture has become in the US, compared to other countries we have traveled to. None of us felt sated after that meal. Unanimous decision by the party to avoid in the future. YMMV of course. This is just our opinion. read more

Went here on a Saturday early evening and we really enjoyed it. Waiter was making meal suggestions on dishes based on spice preferences and was very informative. Ordered a bunch of stuff to try a sampling of what they offer and everything was very good. We sat outside buymt inside looked pretty high end read more

Service and food was outstanding! We came for a special occasion and were not disappointed. Everything was delicious and our cocktails were excellent - great presentation the whole meal. Dabi was fantastic! read more

Never returning to this place! Wouldn't recommend it for a couple let alone a family. Overpriced under cooked. Definitely not upscale. Kept experiencing heart burns 8 hours after of eating at this place. Food not fresh. Premade. Came out 10 minutes after we ordered. Awadhi Goat Korma $34 - such a small serving Chicken Biryani $26 - too oily 2 Garlic Naan $12 - appeared like they were bought from a supermarket and reheated. No salad was provided No Water Jar was provided 20% surcharge and tax Total came out to be $90+ They gave us a small plate for the Awadhi Goat Korma. Unbelievable. Suffocating vibe Dark ambiance read more

Bombay Velvet has a very spacious and pretty dining room.  Initially, the staff was very helpful but then they disappeared a bit when we were trying to find out what happened to the naan we ordered that never came even after all our other dishes were finished.  Our greeting was really cordial and complete with probably much more of an explanation of the cuisine than we needed.  We have eaten Indian food for decades and traveled to India so we really didn't need a description of what a somosa is.  My fear, when something like that happens, is that the flavors are going to be dumbed down for a perceived overly sensitive western palate and I am afraid to say that the plates we chose were definitely blander than we expected.  This doesn't mean some of them weren't good, but, we have enjoyed stronger and richer flavors at other Indian restaurants in the area.  I think the biggest disappointments were the kabobs which came as patties rather than kabobs.  Some of the texture was very soft.  The palak chaat and avocado chaat were good as was the khakhra platter which was very dramatic in its presentation.  Parking is a little confusing since there is a gate out front.  You are allowed to park there for a limited time.  There is also a parking garage very close by. read more

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A horrible experience - from food to ambience to service. If you want to get ripped passing this off as fine dining then you are absolutely mistaken. Went on Valentines for the first time think the food will be awesome. First - absolutely confusing menu - if you are serving course meals then atleast learn to explain the food items well. Second - atrocious service - in between course the gap was l a long pause as if they forgot to serve. The person attending actually asked " are you waiting for dessert" in total 2.5 hrs!!! - stay away if you love your time and your pocket! read more

Food quality good, although a bit too expensive for the quality. However, when it came time for the bill we were met with a 20% "service charge". I asked the waiter to remove it (some restaurants do this but will remove the charge upon request) but he refused. A mandatory 20% "service charge" that then gets TAXED ON as well, is completely unacceptable. The waiter told us it there was a disclaimer on the menu. I didn't see it...I may have seen it had I been looking for it, but as I'm conditioned to assume most restaurants don't do this (because they DON'T), I wasn't looking for it. Let me reiterate one last time. When a "service charge" is - unremovable - taxed - a fixed % That's not a service charge....it's just part of the price. This restaurant needs to remove this and increase all prices on the menu by 20%, otherwise it's misleading the customer. read more

This was a fabulous experience led by a great staff!!! First and foremost thank you to the staff for taking the time to work with my group as we asked so many questions and ordered so many dishes . Every single dish was delicious and full of flavor. There were only empty dishes remaining when we were done. Some of us even order food to go home and eat later. My favorite were.... Everything!!!!! The Chicken Briyani, Palak, Chaat, Lamb Seekh Kabob, Butter Chicken, Butter and Garlic Naan, Dal Tadka. We order a little of everything. Bombay Velvet should be pinned as a must visit if you are in the area. Great for a family meal or a romantic night out... we did a work happy hour turned full out dinne read more

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We came for lunch around 12:30 in the afternoon and were surprised to find the place completely to ourselves, guess not too many people eat expensive Indian food as lunch on a Monday. Regardless, we had a good time - for starter we got the grilled tandoori chicken and it was very good although more spicy than most people can handle, for the main entrées we got the saag which was delicious, and the butter chicken, which was phenomenal as well. We also got one thing of the plain roti, one thing of the garlic naan and a side of rice. Final comments - The quantity is way less for the price paid, the service is decent, but ambience is great. read more

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Had a memorable time here last week. Excellent staff and scrumptious food. Amazing vibes and Awesome atmosphere. Want to thank Mr Malhotra, Amit ji and Chef Poudel for exceptional service. read more

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I saw a video of this place on Instagram and decided to check it out. Five stars solely based on the authenticity of the smells, decor, staff, and service provided! It's so beautiful on the inside!! As a person that always ordered an alcoholic beverage, the tulsi & orange peel lemonade was non-alcoholic and SO GOOD! I'm someone that despises sparkling water (one of the ingredients in the drink) but it worked! I wish this restaurant would put it in a bottle and sell it. The cauliflower appetizer was just okay. We felt it could've been saucier. Maybe it had been sitting under the heat lamp too long. And we did get a few fried crumbles of nothing. Also, we felt it should come with some type of dipping sauce. Garlic naan however, was on point. My friend ordered the lamb chops and enjoyed them. I shared some of a sauce I ordered on the side, korma, which we both enjoyed. Originally, I wanted to try the lamb korma but the waiter suggested the lamb shank. It was cooked perfectly and had a nice spicy sauce that mixed well with the korma sauce and rice. I also got the butter chicken to go. It had really nice texture in the sauce and the chicken itself was tender and juicy. Our server Bhakti was a pleasure to dine with! This place is absolutely gorgeous! Perfect for a date night for singles or couples. I wish I could've gotten pictures of the decor but the place was pretty much packed. I think that speaks to its essence. It's a little far from where I live but I definitely would like to go back. read more

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Amazing food and service. We really enjoyed it, they have very good options for spicy and non spicy food. My kids really enjoy this place and food. Tokri chaat, biryani and chicken korma with nuts are really worth trying. Mr.Tapan and Mr.Amit both are really good and professional. Thank you. read more

Traveling from the West Coast, it was suggested to me to try East Coast Indian cuisine. Being conveniently located near my hotel, I stumbled upon Bombay Velvet. The aesthetics I saw online were irresistible, and miraculously, it looks exactly like the photos in person. The service was top-notch. I felt the high-class vibe, and the presentation of the food matched. Without a doubt, one of the best Indian meals I've ever had. read more

Bombay Velvet - Indian Near Me - Reston, Virginia

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Ambiance: One of the few Indian restaurants in Nova, where the ambiance reminds you of fine dining restaurants in India. Perfect candle lit dinner decorated with a beautiful chandelier in the center. We went there for our anniversary. Service was impressive. Food: I started of with Virgin aamsutra, loved the drink. From the small plates, we got palak chaat and bhatti ka tandoori chicken. Palak chaat here is the best palak chaat I ever had.It so light and yummy. Bhatti ka tandoori chicken is our favorite too, the flavors are very unique and delicious. For the main course, we got garlic naan, butter chicken and chicken biryani. During our first visit we loved the garlic naan , the second time though, it was thick and not cooked all the way through. Butter chicken was on the sweeter side, which our waiter told us when ordering, so no complaints there, flavors were really good. Chicken biryani tasted okay, but one-two chicken pieces felt like stale chicken and we couldn't eat the rest of it. Sadly we had to end our dinner with bad taste in our mouth. But except for biryani, everything else was made to perfection. Special mention for aamsutra and palak chaat. Parking: there is ample common parking in the plaza. read more

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Pros: the food and service is very good here. I had the butter chicken and it was probably one of the best orders of butter chicken I have had. Cons: The portions are too small especially when you consider the price. Pictured large plate of Old Delhi Butter Chicken. $28 read more

Bombay Velvet - Butter chicken - Indian Near Me - Reston, Virginia

We came for dinner and ordered chicken biryani, palak paneer, lamb chops, and a few other items. Food taste and quantity were certainly mediocre for the price. Dining area was very clean and seating was comfortable. Service was fine/good. All the items came out relatively quickly after we ordered, but after we finished all of the food on our table, there were palpable waits until we were checked on again. I personally wouldn't revisit. read more

10/10 experience ! Everything we tried was a flavor burst! I love Indian food and this place is a bit further from me but so worth the drive! We tried some apps, and main dishes. Also I got a lychee martini and it was perfect! Their non- alcoholic beverages are SO delicious! My favorite bites were the Khobia Ka Kofte (apricot and cottage cheese croquettes), butter chicken and Lal Mirch Chicken Tikka! Definitely get the garlic naan with black garlic dust AND goat cheese kulcha ! OH so delicious!! There is free and convenient parking . This place is definitely elevated Indian experience so yes the prices reflect that but I think the flavor is worth it!! Also the ambiance is so chic with date night vibes!! read more

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Shady business ... waste of money. Do not go. The portions are small and the food inedible.

This is a hidden gem in Reston, beautiful restaurant, very cozy and chic. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. One of the best Indian food I ever had, looking forward for my next visit. read more

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Tough goat! I was out with some friends, and together we decided to try a variety of appetizers and main dishes for dinner. The overall dining experience was good, with the exception of one dish - the goat korma/curry. Unfortunately, this particular dish turned out to be quite challenging to enjoy, as the meat was incredibly tough, comparable to a truck tire. Despite our best efforts to wrestle with it ( by using knives, teeth, and jaw muscles) to slice it and get it down, we couldn't manage to chew or swallow it comfortably. It truly was one tough piece of goat meat. Nonetheless, we didn't let this dampen our spirits, and we contented ourselves by dipping our bread in the flavorful gravy surrounding the meat. Everything else on the menu was very tasty and we enjoyed eating it. I would think that someone in the kitchen taste the food before they dish it out. The service and the ambiance was good. read more

This restaurant is a 10/10! Always great food and great customer service. Perfect for date night! read more