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We made a reservation which seemed to make a difference when we arrived. We were treated much better. This restaurant was crowded, and it looks like a tourist trap from the outside, but the food was incredible.
Favorite Dish:
I had monkfish with a bacon/currant sauce. It truly was to die for. I would not have put bacon and currants together, but this was great.
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