Elize - Menu

I have always loved this restaurant, ever since the days when it was called Rusty Spoon.

The prix fixe menu was phenomenal. Everything was cooked well. Could have used a touch of salt but that’s just because I like salt. Otherwise we can’t wait to go back again!

Fascinating and delicious blends of foods and flavors, including the desserts. Choice of single or sharable portions. Dine here for the quality, not for quantity. Cool setting in Church St. pedestrian area. View menu

This was our first time since the restaurant changed to Elize. The food was incredible! You could tell the food was made fresh and with quality ingredients. The decor of the restaurant was modern and minimal. The place was bright and not loud. I would highly recommend Elize!

So disappointed. I had business guests for lunch and remembered the place as the Rusty Spoon. Chef/Owner has changed. Service polite but inattentive. They were out of their signature dish. My fish and chips were no better than Captain D's. New owners, so perhaps they are working out the kinks. I hope so. Very convenient for my business trips but I cannot risk taking clients here until there is much improvement.

I was a very loyal patron of the former restaurant in this space, The Rusty Spoon. It was always a great experience when I visited them. I tried Elize for the first time last Saturday evening and I was very impressed. The new decor was very European and contemporary and the menu was fantastic. I liked the simplicity of the menu choices and the ability to order half or full portions for any items selected. My salad, entree and dessert were all excellent. I will be a frequent diner@ Elize and definitely recommend them! View menu

The food was delicious, but small in portion. We each ordered a main size hot meal for approximately $22 each but the portions were way too small to be considered a full entree. For example, hangar steak came with basically nothing but meat and a little garnish. Expect to order a full size portion PLUS at another half portion of something at a minimum. All four of us left rather hungry but had no time to order more before the theater. Although the concept of half and full portions of each item on the menu is interesting, I think the server should have emphasized more that a full portion is still not equal to a traditional entree. The menu is really more of a tapas style and that should have...

My husband and I went to Elize for Valentine's Day. We had been there before when it was The Rusty Spoon and were excited to try it again. The ambiance was nice for the occasion and the menus were presented as scrolls, which was a nice touch. We each received a complimentary glass of champagne, although we were told on the phone that it would be a bottle. The restaurant had called to inform us of a preselected Valentine's menu for our reservations, which we were okay with. The service upon arrival was nice and the appetizers were okay. For our entrees, we had the choice of sea bass or hanger steak, so we ordered one of each. My original piece of fish was a good size but obviously undercooked...

Had dinner with family here. I arrived way too early and I sat down at the bar to wait for everyone to arrive. I had a great conversation with barman Mark, he's very knowledgable and obviously passionate about what he does. The bar is well stocked, they have Guinness on draft and a good whisky selection. The ambiance is pleasant, modern and welcoming. Noise levels are slightly on the higher side, but not at all at a level that it interferes with a normal conversation. They have this great concept where you can order each meal either appetizer or entree sized. We all started out with two appetizer sized dishes, I had the carpaccio and the beef cheeks. The beef cheeks were super tender and the... View menu