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    Quadrant

    3.8 (67 reviews)
    Closed 6:30 am - 11:00 pm

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    Classy
    Upscale
    Good for groups

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    18 MONTH AGED PARMESAN & TRUFFLE CREAM BUCATINI $21
    Jason L.

    This is a nice restaurant inside the Ritz-Carlton without wanting to go full throttle with the next door restaurant Saga. That restaurant is a whole other level, which I went to last year. But it'll set you back a bit and it's worth it. I just wasn't hungry enough for a multi course meal. The 18 MONTH AGED PARMESAN & TRUFFLE CREAM BUCATINI was great. I recommend it and although you can add Chicken, Shrimp or Salmon. But, as it is was plenty and hit the spot. The chicken sandwich was also great. Better than I anticipated actually. I hear the cauliflower soup was great as well.

    Espresso martini
    Rebecca H.

    I came here for a drink. The lounge has a chic and cozy vibe. I liked the espresso martini I had here. I think there are similar bars/lounges in the area that I like slightly better but overall I had a good experience here.

    Breakfast potatoes and blueberry yogurt bowl
    Brooke T.

    The food was delicious! There are a lot of different breakfast options. The yogurt bowl was almost like dessert. The breakfast potatoes were tasty! The service alone was 5 stars. Everyone was so kind, friendly, and helpful. Pulled out our chairs for us before we sat down. Brushed crumbs off the table. Provided excellent recommendations. Place was very elegant and classy. Soft music was playing.

    Menu

    A thousand thank yous to the hosts, waitstaff and bartenders for a lovely evening. What started as a Happy hour cocktail at the bar turned into an impromptu family dinner in the dining room. The hosts were so gracious and accommodating of our last minute plans. They cater to all needs and there are gluten free and NA options. My family was raving about the tasty food and incredible atmosphere into the next day. Thank you! Looking forward to my next visit.

    Apple cobbler
    LaKisha B.

    Was in the area for an appointment and decided to check this restaurant out for lunch. Mahi B is amazing! His service was a 15/10. He was attentive, gave good recommendations, friendly and made sure I had a great dining experience. I opted for the power lunch which can be a two or three course meal. I love dessert so I went with the 3 course. Mahi recommended I try the cauliflower soup and I'm so glad he did. It was DELICIOUS. The texture and flavor were both on point. I never had cauliflower soup before (or knew that it existed) so I was nervous but I'm glad I tried it. The soup was so filling that I couldn't finish the burger and fries and had to take it with me. The apple cobbler was also really good. I was so full and happy. The ambience is everything. So clean, nice furniture, and plenty of seating. It's definitely a place where you can unwind, relax as well as work. The restroom area is very clean and I totally forgot to get the name of the candle that was burning because I need that in my home. I'll definitely be back soon.

    Charcuterie board
    Marilyn C.

    Came here for pre-dinner drinks for my birthday with a friend. The ambiance itself is both elegant yet cozy. It feels very warm and welcoming while still maintaining and upscale feel. We were seated at a table near the window and ordered the charcuterie board which came with bread. We ordered a couple of cocktails, one called "Call my lawyer" and another called "Shades of red" which I liked. The shades of red was on the fruity and citrusy side, but not overly sweet which I enjoyed.

    Bianca pizza with cotto ham!

    Amazing drinks and amazing food! Highly recommend. Cool vibes for a hotel bar and rly good food. Cocktails very nice!!

    Shades of Red
    Sheryl S.

    Good place for cocktails after dinner. We had the Q Old Fashioned, Shades of Red, and A French Sip - the latter being our favorite. There were two TVs so we got to cheer on the Heat in the NBA Finals. One minor recommendation: Bar seating feels a bit crowded (a party of four asked us to move so they could tried to squeeze in, it was a whole debacle) - I think they'd benefit from removing one stool.

    Maria-Elena T.

    Came here with a friend on a weekday to check it out for a future rendezvous with a group of 6 pre-dinner. New decor, new vibe. A bit too bright and a TV in the bar changed the atmosphere. Service still great. Drink was perfect. I mourn the old decor.

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    Abdul and Melissa are outstanding as usual and make the ritz a very memorable experience each time.

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