I took my girlfriend there for our anniversary on a Friday night. We got all dressed up and made reservations for 8pm but when I arrived we clearly didn't need reservations. It was kind of empty and I was kinda disappointed when the hostess took us all the way to the back of the restaurant not seating us in the main dining room because the old school architecture was a marvel to look at. It use to be an old train station I believe? But since it was late at night the whole river and city were light up so our seat was very romantic. Our waiter, his name was Greg I believe was truly amazing and knowledgeable. They gave us special menues that had happy anniversary printed on them and told us we could keep the menu's which just added to the fun of the experience.
We started out with a few cocktails, memory escapes me what we tried but they were all very good and ordered fresh oysters on the half shell, bruschetta montrachet, and almond encrusted brie. Oh my goodness everything was quite amazing and tasty. My girl friend was already full by the time the main course came which didn't stop me from taking a few bites of her dish of shrimp fresca and my dish of tilapia provencale. Both were very filling and well served. Greg was an exceptional waiter. He had our drinks filled before we even needed to ask and checked on us often to make sure everything was cooked perfectly. He even told us a funny anniversary story about his parents that made us laugh and feel welcomed.
We got a rich chocolate dessert to split after as well. All the while a piano player in the background played top 40 songs on his keys as it became fun trying guess and sing along to the songs he was playing.
Our experience was fantastic even though the bill was kind of expensive but hell it was totally worth it in my opinion. It honestly felt like we were kings and queens by the amount of good food we ate and the treatment our server gave us. I would definitely go back there for a special occasion and recommend this place to others.