Upon entrance of the swanky and sophisticated Sinatra, your heart will swoon just over the decor itself. Pillars of funky white shapes and classic black and white tiles will have you wondering if you stepped into the past and landed in the retro decades. Sinatra's "awards" are plastered on the walls and pictures/posters of The Voice is everywhere.
Food is absolutely divine. The caprese was drenched in olive oil and the mozzarella was so soft and moist. We also had their poleptinne which included marinara saturated meatballs and grilled polenta.
My main course was the turbot with seared mushrooms. This dish was so delicate and full of flavor. The turbot is exquisitely tender and you can feel each piece of fish separate on your tongue palate. I highly recommend this dish to anyone who plans to pay a visit to this tribute restaurant.
Speaking of tribute, they were definitely paying their respects to The Voice. His melodious tunes were crooning to me throughout our dinner. But beware, you can barely hear "Fly me to the Moon" because it's so busy. But it is definitely in the background somewhere.
Friendly service, wonderful food, and intimate setting. Why would you NOT want to come here?