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The food was bad, same as service. Extra water bottle was included in check, when pointed out waiter started arguing that it’s not a mistake.

Restaurant is part of a nice hotel. Restaurant was not busy. Service wasn’t attentive. Chicken club sandwich was ok. Got parking validated but couldn’t get out of lot.

This is a quiet oasis in the heart of the city. The food is delightful, appealing to both the eyes and the palate. It's a fantastic spot for spending quality time with good friends. View menu

While dining, there was one other couple there. Not crowded or noisy. We enjoyed the cornbread. Hubby had the Wagyu Burger w/ fries. I had the lobster sando, empanada and mixed veggies. We also had the Chanti, (green tea infused) Gin Tonic and Far East Side cocktails. Would order the cornbread. sando, mixed veggies (roasted tasty), burger, sando Far East Side (refreshing) again on next visit. Enjoy!

My experience at Adrestia was disappointing. We arrived at 6 PM and placed our order by 6:20 PM. After waiting until 7:20 PM, we inquired about our food, and our waitress assured us it would be ready soon. However, she returned at 7:40 PM to inform us it would take another 20 to 25 minutes, explaining that several ingredients for our dishes were unavailable and suggesting substitutes. Ultimately, we didn’t receive our (rather unappetizing) meals until 8:15 PM.

We were the only table in the restaurant and the service was really bad. I had to call the waiter over for everything, to order drinks, to clear the table, to remove the extra wine glasses on the table. The plating of the food was very basic considering the appetizers are over $25 each. Overall, I wouldn't return nor would I recommend this restaurant. There are so many more restaurants that cost the same amount with excellent service. Too bad, I had high hopes for this place. View menu

Food was great! Interesting incorporation of Japanese flavors with American dishes. Loved the shrimp, the empanada, and the lamb chops! Seating wasn’t the most comfortable for a tall person with old bones, but I could make do at the bar. Weirdest thing, though, was the service staff wore all white. As someone who has worked in the industry for many years, I imagine they hate the upkeep on those uniforms, and as anyone with a lick of style can tell, white can turn even the loveliest people into potato sacks.

We also ordered appetizers from the "For the Table" section of the menu, which implies multiple items. We got the cornbread skillet, which consisted of a small loaf of cornbread for sharing, as well as an empanada. To our surprise, the empanada was just a single one, roughly the size of a potsticker, priced at $15. The server didn’t inform us that we would only be getting one. Two members of our party ordered wagyu burgers and enjoyed them, while we also ordered half a roasted chicken and corvina nikkei. However, the fish was overcooked and tough. On top of the mediocre food, we had to pay for parking without being informed that tickets could be validated. After realizing we owed $15, we w...

Overpriced for sure. I was very excited to try this restaurant with my partner as it seemed to have an interesting Asian influence. Drinks were great, we had two cocktails and they had interesting, unique flavors. For appetizers, we had the hamachi crudo and the cornbread. Hamachi tasted old/too fishy for sashimi, but I liked the sweet potatoes that accompanied it. Cornbread was super yummy and the butters were a hit! Mains, we shared a caesar salad with chicken and the steak (forgot what it was called . Caesar had toasted croissant pieces as croutons and I wished they chose differently because the dish was rich enough and needed something dry/plain to balance it out. For the steak, we asked... View menu