THE BELVEDERE

Cute small place. But, I wish they had food . More variety of drink

We had brunch. The waiter brought 2different types of Champagnes and I chose the sweet one. He only explained about $60 free flow so I assumed it was $18 for a glass because Champagne on the menu was $18.

However they charged $40 for a glass of Champagne. I asked the waiter why it was $40 not $18. He just answered it was $40 without no further explanation.

As a tourist, I definitely feel like got ripped off. They would better train their waiters in better way as professional.

A lovely evening of fine, fresh, dining on fascinating recipes by an obviously caring chef. Service is not to be mistaken as poor but what a traditional dining experience should be: un-rushed, uninterrupted evenings with friends infused by light, occasional inquiries as well as presentation of each dish. The setting is tasteful, a small mix of art and interior design with most comfortable and intimate seating which does not scream out “dress code please” but is most certainly enhanced by harkening your dress code back to a time when meals out were occasions to dress and “show” up. Do not be intimidated by a French menu or the seemingly inaccessible. The wait staff and even the chef himself are likely to make you feel sincerely appreciated and help you find menu items which will allow you to taste something so great and so unexpected that no worry should keep you away. Make this your special occasion and you can certain it will be unforgettable.

Was excellent

Great hotels for meeting and lunch!!