If you go to the Tin Angel be prepared for a great view and a lackluster dining experience. The Five course meal offers a starter soup or fresh fruit dish, 12 Entrées to choose from, a warm finger bowl after the main course, 4-5 signature deserts and a cup of coffee. My wife and I both had Filets, I'd give mine 3 stars, my wife gave hers 4 starts. The decor looks like the set of a 1970's porno - its needs an interior make over. Service was so-so and the wine list left me wanting. The average age of the patrons on the night that we went was 50-60. I suspect they all remember the "good ole' days". I guess the bottom line is that I expected more. The location would lend itself to a world class meal, I guess my bar is set a little higher, I expected a fresh seasonal menu with perhaps nightly specials - if that is what you are looking for, the Angel should not be your top choice.
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