The food was excellent, intriguing menu, and very nice wine list which has something for everyone, but we felt that this high end restaurant could improve the atmosphere if they implemented a dress code. This is an elegant fine dining establishment, but people were there in flip flops, running shoes, casual shorts, wornout jeans, tee shirts, etc...this brought down the whole experience that such a restaurant should be able to command. It takes several weeks to get a reservation, especially for a table with a western view which has a $200 per table minimum, so they should require collar shirts, no flip flops, and the like, i.e. business casual minimum. Having the guests dress up for dinner creates a classy atmosphere which leads to a pleasing diningexperience. When people wear their better attire, they reflect a different demeanor, this change would create a positive elegant atmosphere throughout the restaurant.