Pretty disappointed with my experience here, which is sad since I was excited to dine here.\n\nI booked a 7:45 reservation, knowing I had to catch a show across the street at 10:00. When we arrived at 7:40, they let us know that they were running a little late on seating people but would let us know, so off to the bar we went....\n\n25 minutes later, we were FINALLY seated, and we reminded the waiter(s) that we had a show to catch. The lobster bisque everybody raved about was OK - just OK. The bread that came in the little cute skillet was better than OK but nothing amazing. We ordered drinks, and that did not come until I was done with my first course.\n\nThe rib eye I got was nicely cooked, but unfortunately due to lack of time, I only got to eat half of it. The sides we ordered - hen of the woods mushroom didn't taste anything different from me roasting my own mushrooms - not sure what the big deal was with that side. The kale with white beans and bacon was SO salty we could barely eat half of it. The only saving grace to this whole meal was the potato puree - it was silky smooth and flavored perfectly. \n\nAs it's 9:20 I'm looking for my waiter - there was three introduced to me, yet none seem to be found anywhere? When I finally got their attention to pack up my food and give me a bill, we were given an after-dinner pastry with mint filling which I really liked (I think there was basil in the filling which was a nice touch).\n\nThen I walk to my theater and they tell me no food is allowed, so after dropping $200 on dinner, I was told I couldn't keep my leftovers... Now, if I had that extra 25 minutes to eat and really enjoy my dinner without rushing, maybe I wouldn't be so upset about the whole experience. Probably won't be back here again.
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