I was pleasantly surprised about every aspect of this pre-show prix-fixe dinner. The Tavern at The Wick seats approximately 60 guests, and the decor is fashioned after The tavern on The Green in Central park, which no longer exists. In fact, the chandeliers in the dining room were acquired from the Central Park restaurant.
There are dining options which start at 5 PM or 5:30 on nights when there will be a show at The Wick, and then seatings at 7:30 and 8 PM for those not attending a show.
Various entree options are offered, as well as a soup and salad, and in-house baked breads are offered prior to dinner. The entrees take on the theme of the show being presented. For example, when I dined, the show was South Pacific, and the entrees, which consisted of several fish options (salmon, lobster tail, rare tuna), beef, and chicken, were all Pan Asian style. And they were good, really good. All choices were priced under $50, and the meal included, in addition to the soup, salad, and rolls, dessert and coffee, tea, or cappuccino.
Service by Vinny was attentive and meticulous. I've posted his picture, he was more than eager to have it taken! There were sufficient food runners and assistant waiters to allow for an easy flow of the meal, and one never felt rushed.
Chef William Walden has quite a pedigree, with more than 30 years of chewing experience, and had a good amount of fame at several restaurants in the Washington DC area before his relocation to the Boca Raton area. The Wick is fortunate to have captured him.
They have a diverse and well proved wine list by the glass and bottle. I was not drinking that evening, and cannot comment more on their wines. Many other diners seemed to be drinking.
Diners were all individuals attending the show, and tendered to be 65+, but that didn't surprise me, for unfortunately, I have found that the majority of theater goers in this area are older. I'm not sure what happened to all the people in their 30's or 40's who live in the area, and why they don't attend the theater, but that's a different issue, not relevant for this restaurant review.
Bottom line, Yelpers, if you would like a nice dinner in a very pleasant environment before a show at The Wick, come here. You'll likely be as pleasantly surprised and impressed as I was. read more