One minute you're eating at a restaurant, the next you're gyrating in a club spinning hits from the 90's & 2000's. Byzantium is just that type of place.
Service was both the high point & the low point. The manager (owner?) could not have been any nicer, seating us up front mere inches from the bustling sidewalk. However, placing orders & getting food out to us was slow-moving to the extreme.
Foods:
- the vegetarian dish ($24) was a mish-mash of randomness: rice & bean croquette, a tower of roasted veg with pesto, & fried cauliflower. It seemed to me that all the veggies that needed using up were thrown together willy-nilly & called an entree.
- trio of creme brulee: not a fan of green tea so didn't try that flavor. Cinnamon sugar & salted caramel were heavenly spoonfuls flavored true to their names. Texture was more runny than firm, but flavor made up for that snafu.