We went on a Thursday night for date night. The atmosphere is dark and intimate with live music playing lightly in the background. The sommelier, while very helpful and tailored choices to our price range, kind of creepped up on us and never actually introduced herself to us. She just stood over our shoulders and asked if we needed help. It was an odd start, but after that she was friendly.
Foodwise, the crab cakes were delicious and I'd go again just to order those! We split a 26 oz double eagle bone in ribeye. For being a double eagle steak house, our steak was good (moist and juicy sealed with a light char) , but I've had better. We also ordered the asparagus and lobster mac & cheese. The sides portions are pretty big and we ended up with a lot leftover. Although we had leftovers, we still made room for warm banana bread pudding with a healthy scoop of ice cream on top. It was a wonderful warm/cold contrast to seal off the night.
The service was attentive and timely. We did notice an error on our bill and pointed it out to our server. Afterwards, the manager came over to apologize and advise us he took care of our dessert for the error. It was definitely unexpected and confirmed their dedication to excellent customer service.
We had heard rumors of the famed James Bond wine table here, so we asked the hostesses on the way out. They were really nice and showed us the book with the special hidden button to open up the table and let us look around. Although you can't drink any of the wine, it's definitely a sight to see.
Del Frisco's gets my date night seal of approval.