The hostess and waiters/waitresses were very pleasant. We stopped for a late lunch and we were not dressed for an ""uptown"" type meal. The ambiance was interesting. Alot of antique type photos on the walls of people in victorian/colonial times. The ceiling is covered in old smoking pipes...read their website for the history on that. I ordered the Filet and it was ""fantastic"". I have eaten at many steak places such as Ruth Chris and this was comparable. The dessert we ordered was a butterscotch ice cream sundae....TO DIE FOR(butterscotch I feel is a bit underrated). All was very reasonably priced. I wanted to bring back home some italian pastries and asked the waiter where was a good place to go. He said he would ask the other waiter since he is more familiar with the area. The other waiter came to our table and referred us to Mangenaros on 9th. Excellent service! Will definately visit again on my next train ride to the city.
Pros: Service was top notch
Cons: My husband wished he ordered my filet! ( I shared :) )
more