The mere reason Kiin is deserving a 2 star and not a 1 star for my review is based on the actions of one server who went above and beyond. Atmosphere: it was quaint and I was quite surprised by how cramped we were all seated. The decor was lovely but sometimes a little arm room is appreciated in the dining experience (bumped forearms a couple times with the person beside me who was not a part of my dining group). The arrangement for the tables are small so the larger a dish the more tetris you will have to play to ensure nothing falls off the table or spills on you. Service: We started with one server and thankfully ended with another. Prior to my arrival at this establishment, I called to inquire about allergies and dietary restrictions. They promised that they would make adjustments and removals in accordance to my list of restrictions. Escatic as I was since I thought as being the brain child of Pai (which is amazing beyond belief!) I was in the clear. Well...wrong. My first server would look at me annoyed about my inquires and refused to explain what was composed in a dish. Furthermore, when I stated what I could not eat, she just rolled her eyes and I doubt informed the chicken. I reiterated that certain spices could not be used or at least to inform me. She didn't. Can you guess what happened? Well! My allergies flared up to the horror of my boyfriend and myself. I called her over and demanded to know what was in it and once she told me, I explicitly re-conveyed that she said there was nothing that would harm me on the plate. She hurridedly scurried off to leave me to my internal hell. Thankfully, a male server saw the face I was making (pain and nearly in tears because of it) and inquired what was wrong. I told him how the server did not disclose the nature of the food and I ate it unaware and was experiencing significant pain. The server took over our table immediately and catered to us immensely. He explained thoroughly every component of every dish and so I was able to eat a little of something. I unfortunately did not get his name but he was fantastic and improved my night. Food: My boyfriend liked what he ate. I liked the gourd and coconut rice. Would I recommend anyone with any allergy or senstitivity or dietary restrictions to go for dinner even if you call to make sure they can accommodate you? NOPE. Go to Pai. They will take care of you. read more

Came for here for dinner on Wednesday and the food and drinks were delicious. What we had: Royal Thai platter - the presentation was absolutely stunning and the flavours were all unique, starting from sweet to savoury. Pomelo Salad - I love pomelo but I found this dish to be a bit overpowered by fish sauce. Still very good! Beef boombai - this was fall off the bone delicious and we had it with a side of roti. However, I wish we knew the portion size of the roti as we would've made a second order. It is made to order and we didn't care to wait another 10 mins for another roti to be made. Drinks- both the 2 Sisters and Pandan Thai ice tea were very good. Service - great from start to finish. Ambiance - we were seated beside an obnoxiously loud group who put a damper on an otherwise great dining experience. read more

4.5 stars. Dinner at Kiin was amazing. We didn't have reservations but were able to get 2 seats at the bar around 5:30pm. Presentation, taste, décor and service were all excellent. Roy Thai - royal Thai dumplings, $12/person for 4 pcs - Def. a must order (contains peanuts). My favorite was the blue one and the deep fried one. Khao Yum - the colourful rice dish mixed with a variety of herbs/spices. Really a feast for the eyes, but taste-wise it was too spicy for me. My mouth was burning!! Sea Bream - salt baked, served with lettuce wraps (baby gem lettuce & Thai kale which is like Gai Lan). The fish was similar to Chinese steamed fish, I really liked the herbs that were stuffed inside and the salt crust was tasty. Overall, the fish + lettuce + vermicelli + green sauce is a good pairing, a light yet filling dish. The server debones it for you but still be careful when eating. Service was good and attentive. Price: $50/person. read more

Upscale Thai restaurant that has beautiful dishes, but missing some of the vibrant flavours you'd expect to find in a Thai restaurant. Best dishes were the soft shell crab - super flavorful and crab was cooked perfectly, and the roy thai appetizer platter - tasty and pretty selection of dumplings. Disappointments were the pork jowl - barely any flavour and pork was dry, and the sea bream - fish was cooked well, but flavour was flat. read more

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The decor at Kiin is elegant and modern. The servings were small (even for shared plates) and overpriced but really beautifully prepared and delicately delicious. They take a more "royal" approach to Thai food and it's definitely worth trying but dont expect to be mind blown. Come here for the aesthetic and yummy cocktails and to try a different side to Thai food, not available elsewhere in Toronto. read more

Kiin - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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The smartest thing that the owners did here was ensuring that nothing offered at Kiin was duplicated at any of their wildly successful chain of Thai restaurants - not a pad thai in sight! The dishes served are unique in the Toronto Thai dining scene and are beautifully prepared. I don't think I've eaten such a vivid "rice salad" (Khao Yum) - the flavours reminded me a lot of Susur Lee's signature Singapore Slaw. The pricing is at a bit of a premium so this will be a once in a while treat rather than a regular haunt. The only slight disappointment we had was that the Chuchee Tofu and Mushroom Curry was not piping lava hot when set down. read more

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One visit and instantly Kiin has become my favourite Thai restaurant within the GTA area. The food was unique and amazing, the staff was superb, and the environment fun...great for date night or to go out as a group. The lobster thom yum is a dish that I dream of in my sleep!! The broth was flavourful and spicy, the noodles soft and tender, and the lobster was perfectly cooked. This dish alone will have me going to Kiin over and over again!! read more

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Everything at Kiin was aesthetically pleasing - Every dish was vibrant and interesting. Flavours were light, refreshing, and often with a nice spice factor. Starting with Thai Iced Teas, $6 - Tried the Pandan (meh) and the Matoom (enjoyed this, tastes like banana leaves). Roy Thai, $16 - Must. Order. Four kinds of distinctive 'dumplings' - each with its own flair. Khao Yum, $24 - Brimming with a multitude of herbs, spices, and ingredients. Super fresh and had a good kick to it. Mieng Pla, $36 - Tasty and well portioned sea bream wraps that played on different textures. Highly enjoyed the modern, experimental Thai food experience and would come again to try more dishes. read more

4.5. My review is based on their soft-opening menu -- can't wait to see what their full menu will look like!! Royal Thai cuisine, which is definitely not easy to find in Toronto. Roy Thai -- 4 dumplings, so delicious. Hard to choose which was my favourite. 5/5 Khao Yum -- Yum!!! So beautiful. Jasmine rice dyed naturally + lots of herbs and flowers. Tastes royal, and would definitely have again. 5 The sea bream -- I loved the little wraps that they came with. Again, flavourful herbs. I liked the seam bream as well, but I think it slightly lacked flavour. The "stuffing" it comes with is quite good, though. read more

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I came for my birthday with some friends. We shared four dishes for four of us and we were full (maybe we weren't super hungry). But the dishes we got were tasty and different from your other Thai restaurants in the neighbourhood (Pai, Khao San Road etc) that serve the usual pad Thai dishes. We had the Wing Bean and Pomelo Salad, Khao Yum and some chicken dish. They were all great. Dessert isn't really a highlight so I wouldn't bother saving room for that. The ambience is nice, newly decorated since it was Khao San Road and quiet enough to be in a group and hear each other. Tip: When I looked on Open Table a week before to reserve, there was no vacancy. I called instead and they had a space for me. read more

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Great place for meeting friends. Very nice deco and definitely not your ordinary Thai place! Highly recommend the grilled fish, lettuce wraps and everything else. A recommendation: make a reservation. We went on an ordinary Thursday night and we waited for 1.5 hrs for a table of two, we ended up sitting at the bar. read more

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The food was quite tasty and presented well, however, I found it to be a little too high priced for what you get. I also found the food gave me an upset stomach later in the evening (likely due to the sauces/flavours used in the beef dish). Definitely wouldn't hesitate to go back for another meal but it isn't my first choice for an authentic Thai meal in Toronto, personally. read more

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Overall experience: 9/10 Food: 9/10 Atmosphere: 8.5/10 Service: 9/10 I refer to Kiin as "fancy Thai food" in the most loving way possible. You will not find pad thai, khao soi, or any of that kind of food here, but what you will discover are bold flavours, a lovely intimate interior and great service. Our server did a great job at explaining everything and when each dish came, she would let us know what was in it so we really got a sense of what we were eating. It was later in the evening so she had the time to do so, but still, A+ for making sure we were informed! I really enjoyed the food. Not only because it was unlike any kind of Thai food I've had before, but also because you could tell each dish was prepared with a lot of precision and care. All ingredients are taken into account to create a final product that is balanced in flavour and presented nicely on the plate. THE BOTTOM LINE: absolutely recommend this "fancy Thai food" place - a repeat on my list. read more

I came here for lunch (very good) and subsequently dinner (even better). The first thing that struck me about this restaurant is how beautiful the decor is: lots of gold/copper accents, dark green, and marble. Gorgeous. The food was amazing and the service was exceptional. Their wines were great and the prices quite reasonable. The server even gave us complimentary coconut jelly to soothe our mouths after eating too many hot peppers. I tried several things on the menu, and after careful deliberation I can confidently recommend the following dishes: - Khao Tung Nah Tang - shrimp crackers with a crab dip, looked meh but tasted amazing! - Roy Thai Dumpling Platter - do not skimp at order one platter per two people. These dumplings were truly beautiful little works of art, inventive and delicious. - Yum Tua Plu - wing bean stir fry. From the menu description it didn't sound too appealing but we took our server's word for it and lo and behold it was great - Khao Yum rice - delicious medley of different coloured rice and fragrant flowers/herbs - Beef short rib - SOOOO good especially with their house-made roti dipped in the delicious sauce I would pass on the grilled pork jowl - it was fine but not as amazing as the other dishes. After all those dishes and two bottles of wine for the table, it came to ~70 per person after tip. Highly recommended! read more

Very tasty food, both app and main, but my advise is don't skip the dessert, it was my favorite part of the meal. read more

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Food was good but the 2 rating is for service With Toronto's food game So strong I can honestly say there's way more options of restaurants to go too that have excitable dishes (such as KIIN) and great service (which was lacking) My husband and I had reservations for 7pm. The first question my husband and I were asked after we sat by the host was "do you think you guys will be here past 9 ? We have a reso at 9" We literally had just sat down. Asking us that question automatically made us feel unwelcome. I get it, the host was probably worried or maybe there was an error in reservations. But plain and simple don't ask that question to your guests we ordered the oysters, short ribs, duck, coconut rice and dumplings. The oysters never came ...... the server did acknowledge AFTER we made a comment and said the oysters are now on the house. For us, that doesn't matter we weren't there to get our oysters compensated and when our dozen oysters came it really was 6 full and 6 deflated oysters. The rest of the dishes were good. Set your service expectations very low when you go. You won't be disappointed then. read more

I have seen the sign up on my walk home from work, and have been waiting for this place to open ever since. I love Pai, and was intrigued to try Kiin. I had to try the Roy Thai platter and was surprised by how delicious it was on top of being almost too pretty to eat. The platter is split into savoury and sweet and offers a unique flavour combination for each flower. We also had the mussels which came with a good portion and were delicious with the lime and lemongrass flavouring. Lastly, we shared the Wellington county beef short rib which was out of this world. The meat falls off the bone and the sauce was perfect to soak up in the rice. These dishes were all a 5/5 for me. I just wish there was some more options on the menu (or maybe it will rotate), but I will definitely be back for more! read more

Kiin - The Roy Thai platter! - Thai Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The food here does not disappoint. The flavours are refreshing. The amount of detail that goes into each dish, each ingredient, and the decor amount to a very pleasant and enjoyable experience. I foresee long waits in the future once word gets out. Until then, check this place out as I don't know of any other in Toronto that serves the same quality of food. read more

sadly, i think this "thai" restaurant is way too "westernest" I think it makes the the main Pai to shame, the level selection is just sad, to me as someone that has have had thai food in bkk and in asia, there is nothing really thai about this place. the 5 color rest etc is cold. flavor is okay. As an Asian i prefer the heat of the rice that gives it flavor making me enjoy my meat dishes more. the chicken is soft and if u remove the soup base there is no lingering favor on the meat. To me, thai culture and food is giving you that spice and sourness and i think the flavor is tooo cultured towards western. read more

Beautiful food, great atmosphere. Favourite dish was the khao yum, so fresh and light but with lots of flavour. The other contender being the beef rib, which we ordered a side of coconut rice to go with. So nutty and rich and delicious. On the list for a repeat visit. Num! read more

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Made a reservation on a weekday night. We were greeted and seated right away. All the dishes we ordered were recommended by the server. Royal Dumpling Platter- the portion is TINY. The only thing I liked from the 4 is the one with peanuts. Rest were just meh. Looks nice though :) Pork Jowl- Unique dish. There is a bit of a sourness due to the fish sauce. Overall 4/5 Khao Yum- This is a vegetarian dish. I'm a meat-lover but ordered it due to the hype. Honestly, it wasn't for me. There was a lot of unique flavours, but no wow factor here. Beef Wellington - The best dish from all! Beef is very tender and just falls off of the bone. Marinated in Thai curry sauce. I loved it :) We got the 2 Thai cocktails (forgot the name) and was so amazing!! Over-priced for the small portions., and nothing really blew my mind. Mosty likely I would not return, but now I can say I tried it! read more

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It's been a long time since I've been here, but I'll honestly never forget this food! We got the Royal Dumpling Platter to start, which contains 4 unique and different types of dumplings, and I loved the Chor Ladda one so much, I ended up getting the small serving of those as my main. The service was quick, but wasn't very friendly, so four stars for now - hopefully when I come back I'll be able to try (and fall in love with) something else! read more

The food was spectacular! Elevated Thai food. Loved their little dumpling platter and the short ribs. Definitely on the pricier side. But price aside, their service was horrendous. May be it was just that one server that we had. We were a party of five, and they added 20% gratuity, which is not normal (usually it's for party of 8 and more). But this wasn't even the worst part, the worst part was he didn't even tell us that the gratuity was already added. And some of us unknowingly double tipped. This was very sneaky and unprofessional on the server's behalf. I've never heard of gratuity being added on parties of five. And that too 20%, when the service was definitely subpar. Definitely felt the need to share this with other customers. read more

Came for a girls night out and to try out this new Thai restaurant in downtown Toronto. Food Root vegetable chips - $9 shareable. Crispy and flavourful! Dumplings - $12 for 2 veggie and 2 meat. This is probably the more favourable dish of the night as the different dumplings had unique flavours and the design was done with finesse. Sea salt-crusted sea bream - $32 shareable. You get the entire fish but it's not deboned so be aware of tiny bones! The pepper and salt gives the fish dish a nice kick but overall flavour was very plain as the fish and lettuce was not flavoured. Pork jowl - shareable. Juicy and well cooked! One of the favourable dish of the night as well. Asian flavoured and plenty to share with friends. Service Can a bit slow when it gets busy as our server was hard to get a hold of when we needed water refills or getting the bill. Ambience Really nice interior design. Can be loud during busier time and makes it a little harder to converse over the noise. Kiin isn't your typical "go to" for Thai food as it serves more upscale "fancy" Thai food. You won't get your pad Thai or Thai curry craving served here. read more

The decoration was so pretty and elegant. The food was well-prepared, creative and very delicious. Totally different experience from going to any Thai restaurant in Toronto. read more

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Amazing amazing service. Beautiful and delicious food and a really great restaurant space. We let the waiter order for us and everything was so delicate and well flavoured. The root chips are a must! The pork jowl was a little tough but well flavoured. They catered to our but allergy really well and prepared two different versions of the royal thai dumplings (the blue ones are insanely good). We had the fancy rice salad (Khao yum) - beautiful but a little heavy. If you like 37 ingredients in a dish the Lee slaw is better but this has more Instagramability. The short rib and coconut rice is next level great. Cocktails and alcohol are really expensive for what they are. A negroni for $16! Regardless- overall a great place giving some solid option downtown for a business dinner or a date that isn't stuffy and full of bankers. read more

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Food was excellent. Plenty of tasty vegetable dishes to choose from. The taro chips with Tom Yum spice were so good.... I was still eating them after my food came. I came solo and was not able to sit at a table because of the waitlist. Make sure to make your reservations. I almost walked out but I'm glad I did not. Food was great ... but I'm sincerely about service. I felt like Royalty here. Shaw provides my food and recommendations. He went above and beyond. Have to give compliments to the chef for unique dish with unique Thai flavor and no heavy starch. Mushroom and tofu dish was excellent. read more

When you step foot into the restaurant, you are greeted by friendly and accommodating staff and a relaxed atmosphere. At around 7pm on a Monday evening, the restaurant was filled with the sound of polite dinner conversations. My friends and I were seated at the bar which provided full service. We did not have a prior reservation, so this was very accommodating of the staff for prime dinner time. Then menu options provided a limited choice of snacks, some small dishes, some large dishes, and dessert. We chose to share root vegetable chips with Tom Yum spices as snack, the Royal Thai spread for small dishes, and the chicken and the beef Wellington for larger dishes. Overall, the dishes were presented well and the food was delicious. However, the portion sizes were small for the price. The chips had sharp impressive flavours and the sauce for the chicken dish went well with the sticky rice. The beef Wellington was very tender. The Royal Thai spread provided four bite-sized tastes of Thai cuisine. We also ordered the Thai Pandan iced tea, which was refreshing and washed everything down well. The staff at the bar provided us with timely service and helpful recommendations for our dishes. read more

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Incredible experience. The plating was amazing but so was the taste of the food - and we were visiting from NYC where there's lots of authentic Thai food. The dumplings are a must order, and the beef short rib was incredible. We also got the ice cream dessert with all the toppings (ruammit) and they were so nice to us, they gave us a free second ice cream flavor to try! Also, the mocktails were DELICIOUS. Truly worth the price. read more

2.5. Nope not seeing it. Maybe all the initial hype inflated my hopes for this place. Pros: - great decor, love what they did to this place. Light and airy and classy and can also be comfortable and not pretentious. - staff was friendly, maybe over explained some dishes but friendly and helpful with suggestions, though they are still fairly new. - that braised beef dish. Though with the peanut sauce it seemed to need a bit more of a punch, my bf asked for some of the shrimp paste on the side and that helped. - Thank you for the complimentary fruit for my friends bday... Cons: - for all the hype and talk of amazing tasting food, it was good but not amazing. - for one to actually taste a dish and get the full flavor of it all, I would expect more than just one bite. You need at least a couple bites to understand what kind of gastronomy they are trying to convey. Their "big seller" and greatly reviewed dumplings were pretty sub par. For the amount you pay for each dumpling that was only the size of one bite? Sorry - missed the flavors there. Even if we had 3 times as much so we would have more bites, for me, I do not think it was worth it. - whollyyyyyy long wait!! We spent about 3 - 3.5 hours there. I understand this is not fast food and that is not what I expected. But have you eaten a meal with a couple bites for one dish then LONG wait then a couple more bites then LONG wait then more bites... and with just being good not amazing... it could really put you to sleep if you had no where to go or drive you insane if you do have somewhere to go. The kicker was that I specifically told them I was bringing my bf there for his bday and they said they would give a complimentary fruit dish. I was trying to be discreet about it so there was no way I could go up to the wait staff and ask about it without giving it away. So we waited and waited awkwardly until I just asked for the bill since I thought they forgot and it was complimentary anyways so could do without it. Only then did they say oh well we still have the dessert fruit platter coming. So I paid the bill and we waited for the fruit. At this point we had to get going because it was getting late. .......................from that time it was 30+ minutes More and lots of parking payment top ups later!!! Only until I asked that the fruit be put into a take out container did they hurry it up. Took us two minutes to eat the fruit. FRuit! 30+ minutes to cut fruit? I don't get it. Were they waiting for it to ripen? Did they grow it in their back yard just for this? They had quite a few servers and the servers too. That just topped off the night. Overall the food is good. Don't get me wrong. Not amazing as the reviews say. And the slowness of the service made me want to pull my hair out! They were friendly and nice though. Maybe it was an off night for them. Unfortunately I would not go back. Nor would suggest it to anyone. Unfortunately because I had high hopes because of all the reviews, the disappointment is that much more since it was for my bfs bday. read more

Food and presentation was on point! Servers were nice and helpful. The cocktails were delicious (the coconut milk one stood above the others). The overall ambience and vibe of the place was clean and refined but nothing special. Overall price was good - although the portions are on the smaller side. read more

Best Thai restaurant I've ever been to!! Every dish was so unique and tasted DELICIOUS. The Thai iced tea is a must.. not too sweet and sugary, tasted perfect. Food took awhile to come out but it was so worth the wait. I waited one month to get reservations at this place, book early & go hungry! Can't wait to go back & try all the other dishes :) one of our favourites is the wing bean salad read more

Possibly the best Thai meal I had outside of Thailand. Every dish we ordered was flavourful and beautiful. The restaurant is enchanting, elegant, and as an added plus, the restaurant noise level will not burst your ear drums. Noteworthy: every dish, but I would not pass out the opportunity to order the fruit platter for dessert. Overall outstanding. PS: Two small wrinkles that need ironing: a) time between courses is a little long, b) make clear that dishes do not come with rice, you'll have to order as a side. read more

I was here last night for a 5:45 pm reservation with a friend. Atmosphere is trendy, our server was attentive (although somehow our appetizer came out after our main which she apologized for), food is tasty and presented very well however they are comparable to the dishes served at PAI but at a higher price point that I don't really think can be justified. The restaurant filled up quickly after our arrival and we ordered drinks, an appetizer, a small plate and a main for sharing. At 7:15 pm the manager came over and asked us to leave because they needed the table for walk-ins... ARE YOU SERIOUS? I have never in my life been asked to leave a table at a restaurant I have dined at. I informed her that it was very RUDE to rush a table out that had actually taken the time to make a reservation over a week in advance. She informed me that she thought the hostess had mentioned that they needed the table back at 7 pm when we were seated, she did not. Won't be coming back here simply because the lack of tact displayed by the Manager. It was embarrassing for both me and my friend to be asked to leave in front of other tables still dining. I'll be taking my business elsewhere since this is clearly a faux fine dining experience. read more

The short ribs was probably one of the best thing I've ever had. So tender and tasty. The pandan drink was tasty and refreshing. The dumplings threw different flavours at you. Service was great. Although it was a small space, they managed to make the best of it. I didn't find the decor so thai, but it definitely has a very artistic touch. read more

We went on the 2nd night of the soft opening. Tldr: this unique Royal Thai cuisine experience makes me want to go to Thailand for real. Starting from my drink, to the apps, then mains and lastly dessert, everything was special, beautiful, delicious and memorable. I did not want to finish my last bite. My faves: Pandan Thai iced tea - slightly sweetened, nice Pandan taste, fun colour visual. Great fun way to start the meal. Khao Yum - rice in 3 colours with various herbs and tamarind soy sauce. I've never seen anything like it! I liked it the taste more with lime. Braised beef short rib - so tender, and the gravy/curry-like sauce is something I could eat on its own with just rice. Roy Thai - platter of 4 different style dumplings. Incredibly creative, nice play on visual and flavour. I had to share each bite but you won't want to share... Fruit platter dessert - these fruits are imported from Thailand. Never have I tasted such ripe fruits from Thailand. The mango!! Ripe for 2 months of the year! It melts in your mouth!! This is like the Kobe beef of fruits!! Mangosteen - first time trying it. I'm definitely going to buy these at the grocery store now! I'm hooked! Pomelo and rambutan - ok, these were not as mind blowing as the first two fruits. We were pretty full after the mains but after tasting the fruits, we would have been able to keep going... Can't wait to see their expanded and perfectly crafted menu in the future! Definitely coming back. Awesome job Kiin team, Chef Nuit and Jeff! read more

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A bad attempt at reinventing a cuisine that has been around for a thousand years. The restaurant must have changed their name or ownership because when I first came here several years ago, as soon as they opened there were no tables available. Totally packed. The food was absolutely amazing, honestly the best Thai that I have ever had. On this visit the entire time I was there only one other table was seated. There are no traditional Thai Dishes here, only reinvented dishes, which were quite expensive. Straying a bit from traditional Thai flavors in an attempt to create something new. Just not that impressive. Finally, when I put $60 down for my $45 meal I received $5 in change. How can a professional server mistakenly short a guest $10 when they are the only person being served? You decide. The reason for the two stars is not being shorted on the tab, it is honestly because of overpriced average food. If you want some good traditional Thai I suggest you don't go here. If you want to impress your friends with the latest culinary explorations and drop 50 bucks a person, have at it. Personally I won't be going back. read more

Food was tasty, although the pork jowl we ordered was a bit too salty. The Royal Platter consisted of 4 pieces of dim sum sized appetizers for $12. The presentation of the food was excellent and I could tell they put in s lot of work into some of the dishes. The prices here are higher than at Pai, expect to pay around $70 per person if you want to leave satisfied. Prices are quite high and the food wasn't that memorable for me. The servers didn't really seem to know what was going on as it took them a while to figure out how to use their electronic seating system. The servers were also in a rush to get us out the restaurant, we weren't even finished our food yet they kept asking if they could take away our plates! We sensed their urgency to vacant our seats for other customers so we quickly left and went to get wings at a bar next door. I think I will stick to eating at Pai or Khao San Road next time read more

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Food is average, prices are way too high, the atmosphere is great. A meal for one with no app and no alcohol came to $50. I'm sorry, is this a Michelin star restaurant? read more

Beautiful. Food was fun and surprising. Made a horrible day (and weather) at least a bit better. Our server was wonderful and though the restaurant was relatively small, the atmosphere was warm and beautiful. read more