The Hostess welcomed us with a smile, but the Host never made eye contact. Lesson Learned...first impressions count. We were quickly taken care of by multiple servers taking drink orders, filling water, etc. These folks were great. Then the waiter came to explain the specials. It felt awkward that he too did not make eye contact. Almost as if he was looking elsewhere for a queue card.
The arugula salad was simple and delicious. The tuna poke was good, but not great. I could do better in my own kitchen.
The bone-in New York was excellent and could feed two. The halibut was good as well. These were probably the only highlights of the evening.
The decor is full of vibrant orange colors. Fine, but it felt like the hotel coffee shop would work out better with this decor.
As we left the restaurant, I said bye to the Host and Hostesses...no response from anyone. Lesson Learned...last impressions count too.
Overall good food but below average service.