I am not going to try to hide that I had really high expectations going in to this visit. I had read a lot about the restaurant, and I've been wanting to visit for quite a while now. The marriage of flavors and techniques across what looks like completely different cultures intrigues me. Spoiler: they did not disappoint! From the greeting at the door through the entire evening the staff was impeccable in their service. Adjusting tone, familiarity, and professionalism as the conversation called for. We felt like visiting a family member, while at the same time being cared for as a professional. Amazing night. The cocktails are divine! They are fun plays on ingredients and culture, without going overboard and just becoming weird. They're layered and complex, while still almost crushable. Food is almost impossible to describe. There are so many flavors and cultures meeting here that I can't do them all justice. To say "great Ethiopian" or "modern American", or "French techniques at their best", or "fun twist on a Swedish classic" while true also diminishes what they become as a whole. Don't take my word for it, experience it yourself. My only recommendation is to go as a larger group, so you can order _everything_ on the menu and share bites; because that is my only regret from my visit - not being able to try it all. read more

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From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the stunning woodwork and overall design of the restaurant--it's absolutely beautiful and creates a warm, inviting atmosphere right away. We started with drinks, and I ordered the Notorious F.I.G. since an Old Fashioned is usually my go-to. This completely exceeded expectations. It had the depth and richness of an Old Fashioned but with a smooth, slightly bitter coffee note layered in--it honestly tasted like a cross between an Old Fashioned and an espresso martini. I don't know if I can go back to a traditional one after this. For appetizers, we ordered the bread basket and the lamb dumplings, and I cannot stress this enough: do not skip the bread basket. Everything was warm, fresh, and incredibly flavorful, with just the right balance of sweetness and spice. The spreads tied everything together perfectly. It was so good we had to have it taken away just to make sure we saved room for the rest of the meal. The lamb dumplings were just as impressive--easily one of the highlights of the night. They were rich, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor, all brought together by a bold, slightly spicy sauce that made each bite better than the last. For the entrée, my friend and I split the branzino along with a side of biriyani fried rice. The fish was cooked beautifully--light, flaky, and paired with a variety of vegetables and flavors that made the dish feel vibrant and well-balanced. The sauce really elevated everything without overpowering it. The biriyani fried rice was equally memorable, full of flavor with a great mix of textures that complemented the fish perfectly. What really stood out is how seamlessly the restaurant blends Ethiopian flavors with influences from other cuisines. It feels creative and unique, but still cohesive and thoughtfully executed. This is easily one of the best Ethiopian fusion restaurants I've been to--highly recommend. read more

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I had dinner at Hav & Mar with my husband and some friends on Saturday, and we enjoyed our meal. Our friends had been before and were happy to return; I had had the restaurant on my list for a while and was excited to try it for the first time. We shared quite a bit of the menu. We started with the Hav Bread Basket (assortment of teff biscuits, warm blue cornbread, injera crisps and flatbread, served with shiro hummus, honey butter, and seasonal jam). Our friend who'd been before insisted on the bread basket. I'm not normally a bread person, but she was right - the bread basket of all bread baskets. That shiro hummus?! The plantain jam?! Next, we had two of their raw and cured dishes: Swediopian (cured salmon, sliced and served with fresh sea buckthorn, a light fennel salad, a spiced mustard sauce, and topped with a coffee injera crumble) and tuna tartare (hand-cut tuna in a flavorful miso with a walnut oil drizzle, accompanied by a citrusy avocado crema and crispy injera chips). They were both fine but not memorable. I was surprised that I didn't get many of the flavors listed on the menu. I didn't taste the sea buckthorn or spiced mustard or coffee on the Swediopian, and I didn't get the citrus in the avocado crema (which I thought tasted a bit underseasoned) in the tuna tartare. Next, we had the lamb dumplings (tender lamb folded into delicate dumplings, finished with spicy red curry and injera crumble), which were very good, very flavorful. Then, we shared several of their entrees: Nordic Forest Curry (mushroom medley and seasonal vegetables in fragrant coconut curry with cilantro rice); Havatini 2.0 (campanelle pasta with a mix of shrimp and crab, served in a right white wine uni butter sauce); Addis York (flavorful fried chicken with bold Ethiopian doro wot stew topped with ayib cheese and accompanied by a soft-boiled egg); and coffee cured duck (served with a crispy duck salad, earthy roasted carrot, and rich duck jus). Of these, I thought the Addis York and coffee-cured duck were great. The veg curry and pasta dishes didn't do it for me (the pasta in particular stuck out like sore thumb from the rest of our meal - just a flat dish). For dessert, we had their Orange Pavlova (a crisp meringue topped with vanilla bean whipped cream and refreshing blood orange sorbet) and their chocolate tart (rich chocolate filling in a crisp crust, finished with an airy black tea foam and bright candied lemon). I preferred the orange pavlova, which was a good dessert. The chocolate tart was a little ... bland? I hardly even tasted chocolate. My husband had a couple of cocktails, and I had a couple of glasses of wine. Our friends stuck to an NA drink that was really refreshing. The restaurant is beautiful - sophisticated but still very comfortable. And the service was excellent - friendly, helpful. I didn't love every single dish, but I loved some a lot (bread basket, Addis York, lamb dumplings, coffee-cured duck). And the experience - especially the service - put the meal over the top for a four star experience. I'd definitely check it out again. read more

Hav & Mar - ADDIS YORK - Seafood Near Me - New York, New York

I went to Hav & Mar for the Mermaid Hour. I got the Lemon Drop Martini, Tuna Taco, Hav Smash, and the Lax Tostada. The space is beautifully decorated. The fish was so fresh and everything was bright. The have smash was so unique and had a lil kick to it! read more

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If you're looking for a place to warm up in this cold weather, Hav & Mar is the place for you. Not so much because of the indoor temperature, but because of the incredibly warm and welcoming staff. Rarely have I encountered this combination of true professionalism combined with joyfulness and warm hospitality. Even if the food wasn't as great as it is, I would come back just to be around the people! Food-wise, I'd especially recommend the lamb dumplings, but the octopus, black cod, and Nordic forest (mushroom) curry were also great. We had the chocolate tart for dessert, which was both delicious and just plain fun to eat, with great flavor and lots of fun textures between the crispy crust, creamy topping, chunks of cake, and airy foam. To add to the coolness factor, Chef Marcus Samuelsson was there that evening, not only expediting but coming out to greet a few tables. I highly recommend giving Hav and Mar a try. I'm confident it will put a smile on your face like it did mine. read more

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Really nice vibe and ambiance. Was nice to see the Afro Caribbean influence in music and decor. The food was also really good. The only thing I didn't love was the fried rice. It seemed more wet. Closer to a paella. But I'd come back. read more

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What a treat it was to enjoy another Marcus Samuelson restaurant in great company to kick off the new year! It was over a decade ago when I first dined at Aquavit when Samuelson was at the helm. Now in 2026, I was glad to share another memorable dining experience at another one of his restaurants. Hav & Mar is a beautiful restaurant with an inviting bar area that welcomes you as soon as you walk through the doors. With a reasonable happy hour menu, the bar was a great spot for mingling before you sit down for your meal. The dining menu was definitely globally-influenced in a good way. There were starter options such as ceviche and entree options such as a Nordic Forest curry. With a group of six, we wanted to try many of the items on the menu. Therefore, I suggested we opt for the chef's table option and leave it up to the chef to curate our culinary adventure for the evening. That turned out to be one of the best decisions for the new year (so far)! We were first greeted with the Fluke Ceviche that we were planning to order and got three plates to share among the six of us, along with some amazing warm dinner rolls. The ceviche was refreshing, with just the right amount of acidity. Then came a salad dish that might have been off the menu, with chopped kale, fresh figs, grapefruits, etc. that offered various textures with each bite. When it came to entree time, we got the following three items: Nordic Forest Curry, D & D Salmon (2 portions), and Havatini 2.0 (2 portions). We also got three portions of the Hav Fries, which included yucca and sweet potato fries with shiro hummus and awaze dips. The curry and salmon were delicious and complex in taste. Although not a fries person, I also enjoyed the fries a lot. On the other hand, the Havatini was on the spicier side that even my Korean friends stayed away from the dish after a couple bites as the spicy aftertaste was a bit overwhelming. For dessert, we got three portions of the orange Pavlova, which was just the light approach we needed to tie a bow on an incredible meal. In terms of service, the entire team was friendly and responsive to our group. Kudos to that! read more

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This was some of the best food I've eaten in nyc in awhile. Everything was delicious and 10/10. The interior was beautiful. The service was nice and quick. I'd definitely dine again. read more

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I love a place with a unique menu, and Hav & Mar definitely delivers that. Owner Marcus Samuelsson (of Food Network fame) blends his Ethiopian and Swedish heritages seamlessly. The decor and food presentation are beautiful. I recommend the cornbread, Havatini pasta, and the biryani fried rice. read more

Ordered: Tivoli Gardens (~$16): Swedish aquavit with raspberry, pineapple, hibiscus, and fresh mint Ka-Shasha Fierce (~$17): cachaça infused with fresh herbs, floral orange blossom, and earl grey tea Hav Bread Basket (~$21): assortment of teff biscuits, warm blue cornbread, injera crisps, and flatbread served with shiro hummus, honey butter and seasonal plantain jam Addis York (~$35): fried chicken with Ethiopian doro wat stew topped with ayib cheese, and a soft-boiled egg Restaurant Week Menu (~$60pp) - Fluke Ceviche: chilled fluke cured in citrusy yuzu with carrot and fresh cilantro - Swediopian: cured salmon, sliced and served with fresh sea buckthorn, a light fennel salad and a spiced mustard sauce topped with a coffee injera crumble - Second Course: Havatini 2.0: campanelle, shrimp, crab, uni butter - Third Course: Orange Pavlova: vanilla bean whipped cream, blood orange sorbet Aya's take: Hav & Mar is a Swedish & Ethiopian restaurant which is a fusion concept you just never hear about! It's a seafood-focused restaurant so we leaned into that with our orders. We stopped by for Restaurant Week 2026; they offer a 3-course meal for ~$60. I tried 2 starter dishes, the Fluke Ceviche and Swediopian. It's certainly smaller than what it would be a la carte which I wish was made clear on the RW menu. Not my favorite but both were fresh, citrusy, and bright. I'm so glad we got the Hav Bread Basket; that is a must for the table! Every single bite in that basket was delicious. I can't decide what I liked more - the teff biscuits or the blue cornbread. The injera crisps were so creative and each of the dips paired well with the breads. For my main, I went with the delicious Havatini 2.0. This is probably the same as their a la carte portion. The uni butter is rich and luscious. There was a good amount of shrimp and crab, and the campanelle was such a unique pasta choice and paired well for this dish. We also added on the Addis York since that is one of their classic dishes. The fried chicken was sweet, smoky, and fried well and the doro wat stew was bursting with flavor. I've also never had a soft-boiled egg cooked to perfection like that. It's a stunning dish, and honestly, it's a shame they didn't include this on their RW menu. We ended with the Orange Pavlova and had a few cocktails which were strong & nice to sip on. The space is elevated, chic, and modern. We also had the pleasure of seeing Chef Marcus Samuelsson himself! Good experience overall! read more

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Nice restaurant with an interesting blend of Ethiopian and swedish cuisine, plus lots of other international influences. Food was all tasty, service was all good! read more

I went there to celebrate my 20th anniversary dinner with my Wife this past Friday. They did not disappoint service was spectacular we got to meet the executive chef really nice lady and the food was time for. I had the lamb and my wife had the salmon read more

Such a fun experience! Really nice inside. Excellent service. The food was great too. Honestly, I loved my entree, but the bread basket was the highlight of my visit. Do NOT miss the bread basket. I hate spending money. But this bread basket was worth it. read more

Hav & Mar - Addis York, Havatini - Seafood Near Me - New York, New York

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Great vibe, music and service. Modern inside with lovely mermaid art. Enjoyed most of the food and drinks. Started with fluke ceviche and curry goat dumpling. Both were good except the portion for the ceviche felt pretty light. I think it felt stretched in a plate too big for its size. The black bass was cooked perfectly light. There was some kind of crispy ball with it. Honestly have no idea what it was but it was delicious. Dessert was ok - tried the chocolate tart. Nothing wrong with it but nothing to highlight. Espresso was just right to cap the evening. read more

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Hav & Mar is great date night spot - it's got an elevated and cool vibe with great food to match. we got the cornbread, sea bass, and mushroom curry which were all very nice and showcased both the ethiopian and swedish inspiration for the resto well. the service was also great - attentive without being overbearing and very low pressure on timing and order choices. read more

Hav & Mar - NORDIC FOREST CURRY - Seafood Near Me - New York, New York

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Veryyy cool space and very large. Drink menu was good and fun! Forgot the two drinks we got but both were delish. The food is so fun and so good! Everything we had was so yummy! We ended up doing the restaurant week menu but so many things on the regular menu looked good as well. read more

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I came in town and my friends wanted me to try a new place that had good flavors. This place was exactly what they said and more. The flavors were perfect and the service was spot on. Every dish made my mouth smile. read more

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Overall wanted to like this restaurant more than I did. Unfortunately we had cases of food poisoning from this restaurant I think from the Addis York which was extremely disappointing. We started with the bread basket which was great. Small for the price though. The goat dumplings were very gamey. The spring salad was also average. The sauce was quite greasy but the cook on the dumplings was good. The salmon seemed a bit under but ok. No one liked the mussels rice cake underneath. The mushroom curry was the crowd favorite and had great flavor. The grilled chicken was cooked well but tasted average. The Addis York tasted weird but ok until we realized that caused the food poisoning due to process of elimination of who ate what. The service was awesome. The vibe was beautiful. But unfortunately the food did not meet expectations. read more

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3.7/5 Favorites were the fries and the HH crab spring roll. Food sort of were served lukewarm thoughout which was odd. read more

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- good service - good alcohol - good soundtrack - spacious - loved the cornbread - loved the biscuit - loved the branzino and the sides that come with it - goat dumplings were alright - good rice - I don't like collard greens, but they were good there - pasta looked delicious they have an open kitchen so you can see everything and want to order it - great date spot! read more

One of the best new restaurants I've been to - highly recommend if you are a fan of seafood! Favorite dish had to be the octopus, but everything was very unique since it's an Ethiopian and Swedish mix of flavors. read more

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Liked it but didn't love it. Easily made a reservation for 4 people for dinner on a weeknight and tried: + Dirty Hendricks martini cocktail + Holy molé cocktail + Biryani fried rice + Hav Bread basket + Addis york + Winter salad + hamachi with black ceviche + bbq broccolini + Birria branzino + Hav fries I really liked the martini, and the best dishes were the hamachi, bread basket (biscuits were particularly amazing) and hav fries. Winter salad was also great. The branzino was supposed to be the showstopper, but it was a letdown / really fishy. Service was good. Overall probably won't be back because it is in an awkward area / not necessarily worth going out of the way for. read more

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Updating on the summer menu! The fluke ceviche was great (use a spoon and get the sauce!). The octopus a la plancha was very good- use the sauce sparingly so it doesn't overwhelm the flavor. But the wild mushroom curry?? That was the star of the evening. For a drink, I enjoyed the hav & martini and the strawberry sangria. read more

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Had a great experience for a girls' night - our servers were attentive and made sure we were set. Location is also a vibe. Cocktails (and mocktails) were beautiful and well-made, a must-have for a girls' night. We shared the bread basket, crudo trial, and mushroom curry - everything was so fresh and vibrant. Would love to come back to try their other dishes. read more

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Dinner for 3 on Saturday night. This is my second time dining and I'm a fan. It's a bit out of the way if you're in BK but it worked for where we were heading after. It's the perfect spot to eat after a Thursday gallery night! Both times, the Havatini was to die for! It's a must order. The broccolini was so crunchy and so flavorful to offset the richness of the havatini. The hake entree was also a winner. Had to get the Hav yucca fries too. The sauces on all the dishes were so flavorful. Apparently, the chef is Swedish-Ethiopian and the dishes are inspired by both cultures. My Swedish friend also tried the aquavit (infused-spirits) and said it was authentic. The dessert was to die for - we shared the Glogg Poached Pear with rosemary pavlova, orange chutney and maple whipped cream. Would return just for this. Ambiance is modern, mature, and stylish. read more

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Food was fantastic!! Flavors that you can't even fathom blended so well together. My favorite was the pan seared bass! I enjoyed the tej wine and strawberry sangria in addition to these delicious dishes. Def a must repeat!! Our server- Darius - super helpful and very attentive. He helped us select the menu items and he was right on target for what we wanted. read more

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Enjoyed my Mothers Day Dinner at Hav and Mar on Saturday Eve. Our server Don explained the service and was very courteous and efficient . Everyone in our party was extremely satisfied with the bread basket, spring veggies, biryani fried rice. My lamb dumplings were scrumptious and hearty, the Black Sea bass and Havatini pasta dish had rave reviews. The restaurant ambience was cozy and the noise level was low to medium. Cocktails were on point . Fully enjoyed my eve and look forward to retuning . read more

Came here for Restaurant Week as I was intrigued by the concept of Ethopian-Swedish food. I was surprised that I could get a last minute reservation (and was able to shift it when I was running late) and sat at the bar. I was seated by the POS system and got a lot of attention from the staff, particularly my server Carlos. Since I'd arrived 15 minutes after I originally planned, I was worried about having enough time to get to my show. When I told Carlos I was on a bit of a time crunch, he was immediately on board with helping to expedite things. I particularly appreciated how he offered to get my dessert brought out with my entree so I wouldn't have to eat up time waiting for my third course. What a mensch. I opted for the Swediopian berbere-spiced salmon, the wild mushroom curry, and the chocolate cake. Carlos recommended the perfect white wine that was able to pair perfectly with both fish and mushrooms. The salmon was fantastic, but I wish I had had a spoon for the apple water broth surrounding it. The mushroom curry was perhaps the best curry I'd ever eaten. It was earthy with the perfect amount of heat. I wish there had been a bit more liquid for the rice and one of the potatoes was a bit underdone, but otherwise perfection. The chocolate cake was decadent and perfectly made. I'm still thinking about the varying textures of each layer. It was an excellent value. The noise level was a bit too much for me, but sitting at the bar and being face to face with the servers made it easier. Highly recommend, and compliments to the chef! read more

Hav & Mar - Wild mushroom curry - Seafood Near Me - New York, New York

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Great west side resto. Sorry didn't get pics for this one but it's a really cool interior with tables and booths spread out feel of Scandinavian design think ikea wood tables w sea motives. The menus is tapas like style but a blend of Marcus' Ethiopian and Scandinavian roots which is interesting but it works . Service was excellent. The food amazing. We had the lions mane mushrooms, the veggie curry the crab fried rice the Brussel sprouts the havatini and the octopus as well as the greens and grains. Everything comes out very artistic. Super dope presentation. Not large plate but you'll leave filled. And of course you have to try the blue cornbread. A great experience you're sure to love. read more

So i do not throw around 5 star reviews. However this place earned it. First of all. Make a reservation. We walked in and seated immediately. The restaurant is beautifully decorated. Cool vibe. Service was good. Our waiter was super nice. But kinda lost him at one point. As far as the food goes. We got the bread basket which was $20. But worth it. Fluke ceviche. Super tasty. And shared the Branzino . Best seafood dish i ever had And big enough to share. Got the Pavlova for dessert. Great. Fantastic meal. And the cocktails were great as well. Highly recommended read more

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I'd have to say it's a no for me... the decor, drinks, ambiance and music get a 10/10 out of me but the food...is a big EH. I found that they over did the flavors here. Trying a little hard to be unique. Wouldn't come back here read more

Our highly attentive server Alexander and the gracious hostess from our hometown San Francisco helped make our Ethiopian-Swedish foodie adventure a special dinner treat. We were excited to experience the upscale modern confluence of two very diverse cuisines and the the food, ambiance and service at Hav & Mar did not disappoint! The restaurant exudes a lush warm and modern welcoming vibe. We had the Hav & Martini which was the perfect classic opener to a wonderful evening. The Hav Bread Basket was a treat with different types of Ethiopian and Scandinavian breads accompanied by a savory hummus and a mildly sweet peach jam. The Injera Crisp, an Ethiopian inspired bread was feather light and a delightfully airy and crisp. The Hamachi with Black Ceviche was a foodie treat, fresh and vibrant flavors. The Banana Leaf Snapper exuded perfect flavors with crispy coconut rice and tempered with a dill salsa verde and scallions. The Wild Mushroom Curry was an adventure - a forager's treat with a medley of fresh mushrooms, coconut rice and cilantro. The Addis York was the standout, a modern chicken dish inspired by traditional Ethiopian cuisine. The Queen's Ribeye was a favorite with porcini crusted ribeye, decadent bone marrow butter and smoked herbs. It was a treat to experience the blend of Ethiopian and Swedish flavors at Hav & Mar and the service and ambiance contributed to an outstanding meal. read more

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What a beautiful evening at Hav & Mar. We wanted to snag a resi at a nice restaurant on a recent trip, and a local friend suggested this. We arrived early for our reservation so we sat at the bar for our first drink. I got a Hav & Mar Martini and my friend got the Express yourself which is their version of the espresso martini. On a saturday night at 8 pm the bar was packed and the restaurant was full, it was a total vibe. I love how it feels to be in a bustling restaurant. We sat down at the high top table facing the kitchen. It was such a cool experience and view. For dinner - we couldn't decide what to order but the "can't decide" option caught our eye. For $95 pp you can let the chef decide what to send out. We're all adventurous eaters so we let our server know about dietary restrictions and she asked us what things caught our eye and let her and the chef do the rest. It was AMAZING! We got sent: +biscuits +hamachi with black ceviche +Autumn Salad +Banana Leaf Snapper with coconut rice +Havatini: a pasta with shrimp, crab and uni butter. +Brussel Sprouts: +Tiramisu and Pumpkin Donuts for dessert That list looks like a ton of food but it was A TON of food. They sent out two of each entree as well as two hamachis. In my opinion, it was actually too much food as we could barely eat dessert. We are three girls who can definitely throw down and eat a lot, but we couldn't make it through all the dishes. My suggestion would be to perhaps send out one entree per person versus 4 plates for 3 people - so you can try three different things and have some room for dessert? Regardless, the experience was amazing and interesting to be surprised - I just hate to waste food. I loved the meal and vibe of Hav & Mar. If you're looking for a spectacular dinner, make a reservation here. read more

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Fish was a bit light on fish but tasted great. Smash burger and spicy sauce was outstanding!! read more

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I was generally underwhelmed with the food. I've been to many amazing Ethiopian places, which tend to be on the pricier end but you always know the food is delicious and well worth it. This was not the case for this place. I know it is fusion but it just didn't work for me. Loved: tuna tartare with injera chips. Pretty ingenious and quit tasty. We asked for a few extra chips and that cost $5 bucks. Liked: the drink, overpriced but tasty Liked: autumn pavlova, the flavors, pumpkin purée, and vegan whipped cream were good but the meringue was over cooked and too hard Disliked: Swediopian, the yellow sauce actively retracted from the smoked salmon, it was overall very meh Disliked: Addis York (not pictured) the dish was confusing and overall the flavor and textures of the injera wrap did not work at all and was left unfinished read more

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gimmicky and over priced. food was good with little hints that'll pleasantly surprise you yet the biggest let down because it didn't feel like nothing I couldn't get anywhere else at a reasonable price. decor is beautiful staff was really kind. service was regular. portions are tiny. small food that is overly priced does not equal fine dining. I left hungry and unfortunately would not come back here. read more

Stopped by for a midweek dinner during restaurant week. Cute decor. Very friendly service. The menu was seafood forward. Nice cocktails as well. Will stop by again. More like 3.5 stars. read more

Impeccable experience from start to finish. We began with the bread basket, which we could have eaten all day long. The injera cracker was perfect with the shiro and the blue cornbread with sweet butter was a standout (the biscuit was literally one of the best I've ever had). Next we had the fluke ceviche (I wish I could have taken the broth/sauce home because the calamansi flavor was out of this world). The havatini reminded me of a traditional pasta with seafood Italian dish. It was yummy. We also shared the pan seared black bass which was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Also a standout. Ambiance was perfect. It was a magical evening and although we were too stuffed for dessert we plan to return to try the broader menu. read more

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This was a good option in the neighborhood with available reservations. So crazy how hard it is to get into some restaurants. It's super spacious like you're not in NYC anymore. Service was great but was a touch slow towards the end so we had to skip dessert. We were a party of three and split the cornbread, the swediopian, pasta, scallops, branzino and Napa cabbage. The best thing was the Napa cabbage. The pasta was otherwise average and everything else was good. If I have to dine around here, I would recommend this place for the space, ease of reservation. I would also like to try the other options on the menu. Maybe we can get some dessert next time. read more

Hav & Mar - Seafood Near Me - New York, New York

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A friend was visiting from out of town so I wanted to take her somewhere special. Hav & Mar did not disappoint. Reservation was made day of and only high tops were available. Though this ordinarily wouldn't be my first choice, these are great because they look directly into the kitchen. Wonderful design idea. The ambiance of the entire restaurant had a cool vibe. The host and all the waitstaff were great. Friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. The food...amazing! I've never had cabbage so good! Everything was flavorful and portioned well. My friend loved it and I'll definitely be back. read more

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