Roaring Fork is a wood burning restaurant in an office building. They have an after-work clientele, who hangout in the bar until around 5:30 or 6:00. After that, reservations are a must. The ambiance is nice, but it smells like burning wood. The acoustics are great. You can wear whatever you want, although I would recommend dressy jeans or pants and a nice shirt. We had the lamb pop fondue for an appetizer and it was crisp, tender, and juicy. I didn't think I'd like it. We received two bread baskets. I was not fond of the cornbread muffin, but they are popular. I don't like cornbread anything, but I tried it anyway. For the main course, we had the pork and salmon. Both were delicious. Service was impeccable. Prices are high but worth it. For some, this would be considered a "special-occasion restaurant." My only complaint was the price of wine. $15 a glass for normal everyday wine. I would suggest getting a bottle. I will be back to try the filet.