$$$-$$$$, Contemporary, Market Area
Fodor's Review:
Eighteenth century-style portraits hang on walls covered in olive-green velvet in this dining room. You sit beneath black-iron chandeliers feasting on longtime executive chef Robert Carter's imaginative entrées, including rack of lamb with a sesame-seed crust and a coconut-mint pesto. The bourbon-grilled jumbo shrimp with lobster-basil hush puppies is scrumptious. The signature dessert is the three-way chocolate that comes with a shot of ice-cold milk. The servers, who work in tandem, are pros; the personable sommelier makes wine selections that truly complement your meal. The atmosphere is animated and convivial.
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