Real Tennis World in Newport — one visit is never enough! Everything about this place is amazing. It’s such a grand and historic spot that makes you feel like you’re traveling back in time. The staff at the museum are the sweetest, especially Liz, who can share so much information about the history of tennis. It was an unforgettable experience that I will always cherish.

Museum was very nice. Presentation of archived equipment and autographed clothes and racquets was nicely done. Even the arrangement of topics and themes was very good. Video selection at the end of the tour was plentiful and highly interesting to watch. Tennis afficionados will spend a good amount of time here enjoying the artifacts, both old and new.

I enjoyed it and I am not a tennis fan. However... First, beware of parking! There is a large gated pay lot across the street attached to a strip mall of stores. My party stayed 1.5 hours and the parking was $24!!! MAKE sure you go to one of the list of stores in that mall to get your ticket validated or you may suffer the same fate. There is absolutely zero street parking available since the museum is on a busy commercial road. I found the pricing on par with many similar spaces with a few caveats. There was a cash price and a credit price. THEN there was an ADDITIONAL SERVICE FEE regardless of how you paid or if you were a senior or not. What's that for? Tariffs? The young man who took my folding money did not have a clue either. If EVERYONE HAS TO PAY IT, no matter how old you are or how you pay, just include it in the price. This is off-putting and messy. The museum is housed in the old and beautiful Rhode Island Casino. Spectacular is the word that comes to mind. Clean, spacious, and well-curated. There is something for everyone. If you like stats, interactive kiosks, or memorabilia you will find it here. Note that there are 2 gift shops. Everyone on the staff that we spoke to was pleasant and informative. Sorry for the sparse pictures. I did not know that Google was going to ask for a review. I usually do restaurants. Your mileage may vary.

Great place for tennis enthusiasts to learn the history of the sport throughout the years. People also play court tennis here. They have a cool shop to buy tennis gear and merchandise. The people at the reception are so much fun.

The museum is small but it is pretty well maintained. Not a lot of artifacts but it is a good walk through it. It was a rainy day when we visited hence there’s no tennis match nor practice.

This is a must if you are in Newport, even if you are not a tennis fan. The museum and exhibits are great. And the grounds are fun to walk around. Great gift shop as well.

This was a fun thing to go see! The museum has a lot of very cool history, interactive components and lots of trophies. The tennis courts are beautifully landscaped.

Gorgeous mansion for visiting! We bought the tickets online before the visit, arrived late but they allowed us to get in anyway. Remember to download the app per the instructions posted there and bring your own headphones/earbuds so that you can listen to the descriptions and interesting stories as you step into each room. I was mesmerized by the decorative details. The place is perfect for visiting in the fall when the weather is cooler. You could sit in the back yard enjoying the vast sky and sea and grass field. It was a delightful experience!

Be sure you bring your headphones and get the Newport Mansions app so you can listen to the tour while you visit. This mansion is an awesome place to visit and learn some of the history of some of the Rockefeller family during the gilded age. The craftsmanship is spectacular and a bit over the top, but it really is an amazing place to witness. Highly recommend a visit!! As an added note, we visited during a day in port off the cruise ship. It's definitely an easy self guided excursion you can do, just a couple miles of the port. We saved a lot of money, saw multiple properties, did the tour on our own timeframe. It's an easy Uber ride or a nice walk to the property from the ship!

Very nice experience after watching the TV series Gilded Age. This maison should be the stage for the spring social season. The decoration is competitive to the royal palace even the size of building is much smaller. The architect is for sure trained in Beaux-arts as a general requirement at that period. The ceilings of many rooms are worth to study: they are clean, simple. The Roman Empire style decoration is perfectly adapted and applied here. One beautiful case for architecture students to learn the 20 century house design with European style.

Went on a Sunday at 9am, walked from the port from my cruise, really enjoyed the walk. The Breakers was beautiful in October. Nice cool breeze from the ocean outside. The Breakers showed a lot of rooms on display. The gift shop had a little bit for everyone with decent prices as well. Took me about two hours by myself to walk through the self guided audio tour, visit the shop, and walk around outside. I did not try the cafe. There was one restroom by the front ticketing area.

Went on a rainy and foggy day. Amazing historic building. Truly a must see, the self guided tour was great. Be sure download the app and connect to the wifi near the Welcome Center. Friendly staff and just amazing overall.

A once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Guilded Age comes to life. You can spend 15 minutes rushing through it, or three hours absorbing all there is to see. Access to the grounds is free, but there's a reasonable charge (tickets online) to tour the mansion.

Visited June 2025 | Spent ~3.5 hours The Breakers is a breathtaking mansion and a true masterpiece of the Gilded Age. We spent about 3 to 4 hours here, and every minute was worth it. The audio tour was incredibly informative and easy to follow, blending history with personal stories that brought the Vanderbilt legacy to life. The architecture is grand and luxurious, with intricate details in every room—from marble fireplaces and gilded ceilings to hand-painted murals and imported furnishings. The Grand Hall is just jaw-dropping! The ocean views from the rear lawn are stunning, and you can imagine the opulent parties that must’ve taken place here. The grounds are beautifully maintained, and there are plenty of spots to sit and enjoy the ocean breeze. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the whole experience felt well-organized and peaceful despite a moderate crowd. Pro tips: • Definitely get the audio guide—it enhances the experience immensely. • Wear comfortable shoes as there’s quite a bit of walking (both indoors and outdoors). • Allow at least 2.5–4 hours if you want to explore at a relaxed pace and soak it all in. • Photography is allowed indoors (no flash), and there are so many photo-worthy spots. Would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Newport—whether you’re into history, architecture, or just want to enjoy a beautiful day by the sea.

Really enjoyed the coastal breeze around the fort. Entry to the fort is $16/adult if you prefer a self guided tour. You can use the brochure they give you and can also download the app to get significant historical info about the fort. As a history buff myself, I thoroughly enjoyed this experience visiting the fort. Enjoyed walking in the tunnels and a lot of room for imagining those military scenes of soldiers fighting to defend the fort.

Fort Adams State Park is a perfect blend of sweeping coastal views and rich American history. The massive granite fort is fascinating to tour, and the surrounding lawns are ideal for picnics, kite flying, and lazy afternoons by the water. You get postcard-worthy vistas of Newport Harbor, sailboats gliding by, and unforgettable sunsets. Parking is easy, restrooms are clean, and there’s plenty of space to spread out—even on busy weekends. Whether you’re here for a quiet stroll, a family day, or one of the big music festivals, this park delivers every time.

Take the private golf cart tour. Mike was our tour guide & did a terrific job. The fort & surrounding area has a very unique history. It was a great way to start our vacation. 🪖🇺🇸

Take the guided tour! Wow. We took the 330pm tour and had Tony as our tour guide. It was so worth it. Tony was funny, knowledgeable, engaging, and entertaining! My son and I lead ghost tours in the OBX and we love taking tours when we travel. Tony was by far one of the best guides we have had. The guided tour was great cause you get to go into the buildings, up on the casements and Into the tunnels!!! And you get all the history and insider knowledge. 15/10 recommend.

You can feel the history here. The revolution! I've been inside the fort on Halloween and you can imagine firing cannons at British ships. This Memorial Day, to honor our troops, they had boots on the ground for fallen soldiers. Very moving! The wall of the fort has been off limits for years but was open this day and was even better than down below, in the tunnels. This is also the home of the Newport Jazz and Folk festival every summer which I highly recommend!

Fort Adams is a great place to spend a few hours connecting with history and nature. There is a large walking area, great views, tours, and other stunning sights. They just had a sobering display of Boots on the Ground for Memorial Day.

Experienced Fort Adams during this years Newport Jazz Fest. It was my first time in. R.I. and as a visitor to Ft. Adams. The weather is July was perfect. Photo worthy backdrops abound in this park with or without a festival. Highly recommend.

I visited Marble House right after touring The Breakers, and I have to admit that it was a bit overwhelming to take in two such incredible mansions in one day. However, Marble House is absolutely worth seeing on its own, as the interiors are stunning. One of my favorite parts of the visit was the Chinese Tea House on the grounds, which serves as a café. It’s a perfect spot to relax with tea or a snack after exploring the mansion. If you’re visiting Newport, I highly recommend including Marble House in your itinerary. It pairs nicely with The Breakers, while also featuring its own unique character and charm that make it stand out.

Marble House – Newport, RI Visiting Marble House was an absolutely amazing experience! The mansion is breathtaking inside and out — a true glimpse into the Gilded Age with its stunning architecture, opulent interiors, and rich history. My husband and I really enjoyed walking through each room, taking in the detail, and imagining what life must have been like during that era. The grounds are just as beautiful, with peaceful spots to sit and admire the view. The tour was well-organized, informative, and allowed us to move at our own pace, which made the experience even more enjoyable. It’s definitely a must-see when in Newport, and we left feeling like we’d stepped back in time. Highly recommend to anyone who appreciates history, design, and a truly unique cultural experience.

Exploring Marble House in Newport feels like entering a storybook from a previous era. The glittering marble, the intricate design work, and the majestic halls all speak of an era defined by opulence and ambition. Inspired by the grand palaces of Europe, yet rooted in its own American history, the mansion tells the tale of a family whose wealth and vision helped shape Newport’s legacy. Beyond the lavish interiors, the grounds themselves are a treasure—beautifully landscaped, spacious, and inviting for a leisurely stroll. I only wish I had more time to wander both inside and outside, soaking in the beauty and atmosphere of this remarkable place.

Lovely stop. Walking through this beautiful house was breathtaking and eye opening. Lots to see and enjoy. Marble tubs for both salt and fresh water is a over the top crazy indulgence in life. Happy to see they also did good in the World with their money and not just have everything to them selves. Enjoy the tour but hope you enjoy what you have too and not envy all their riches.

The mansion is remarkable. The size and decoration is superb. I can feel related to history as this mansion reminded me of the movie ‘downtown abbey’ - if you visit the area, I would recommend to go and spend some time there.

OMG😍,what a beautiful mansion I'm from California,had visited the east coast a few times,never had the opportunity to tour the Newport mansions until last week totally recommend it absolutely astonished!😍

This was our second time visiting this beautiful Gilded Age mansion — and it’s absolutely worth seeing more than once. We especially loved the seaside Chinese-style tea house. Such a unique and peaceful spot!

Me and my friends got a table by walking up, had to wait an hour, go sat inside which is very small. We waited quite a long time for our food and for the bill which really irritates me. I ordered a raspberry mojito and that was terrible, one of the worst I've had, thank god the food was good. Overall the clam chowder is a thin brothered one which I don't really enjoy but there were a lot of clams which made it better. I also got the cod over rice which was surprisingly really good.

We chose The Black Pearl because of its great Google reviews, without realizing how iconic it actually is in Newport. Their clam chowder is truly outstanding—later I found out it’s even sold canned in local shops, which makes total sense because it’s that good. The oysters were excellent as well. The lobster roll, on the other hand, didn’t really convince me. It was served in a croissant instead of the classic hot dog–style bun I’m used to from Boston. Maybe it’s a local twist, but I personally didn’t love it. Prices seemed fair overall. What I didn’t quite get was why they served my wine in a plastic cup on the outdoor terrace. We weren’t at a pool, and we weren’t so close to the water that it would’ve been necessary. The atmosphere is extremely busy, especially at dinner time. The day I went was very hot, and since the terrace is open-air, there’s not much they can do with cooling. If you don’t like crowded places, I’d recommend visiting at a different time or day. Overall, it’s a place worth visiting at least once if you’ve never been to Newport. I would go back, but definitely at a less crowded time.

Stopped by for a quick drink and bite. we sat at the outside patio bar. I had the Pretzel with a Guinness while she had the chicken salad with an Aperol, followed by a shared frozen Mudslide per the suggestion of a local. Service was awesome, the drinks were on point and the food was excellent.

Stopped at the Pearl on the 4th for lunch and place was packed as usual. We got lucky and we're able to get seated rather quickly. We wanted to eat outside as always ate inside. Atmosphere much better outside. We both had lobster sandwiches and fries. Disappointed in what you received for $36 each. As picture shows you can't even see the lobster, takes the excitement away 😧.Service was fair as waitress only came by once after we received our dishes but she was pleasant. This is the first time I wasn't impressed as this is one of my favorite restaurants in Newport. We will still keep stopping here but will pass on the lobster in the future. Still feel Lindy's Tavern is best place in Rhode Island for a nice colossal roll 😋😋😋

Have been here several times before. The atmosphere and food are always very good. Their clam chowder really is award winning. On this visit we just got apps because we needed to get to a show. Had the crab cakes and shrimp with grits, both delicious. Only complaint was the Mojito was not good at all. Prices are average for Newport. It’s very popular in the summer so you will probably have to wait for outdoor and indoor seating.

Great food, service and atmosphere! Went for drinks at night and then back for dinner the following day, both nights were great! Clam chowder is one of the best I’ve ever had. The frozen dark and stormy is delicious. Highly recommend!

The food was delicious. We all enjoyed what we ate, but the service could have been better. If only the server smiled and was a bit more attentive. She couldn't care less. The room was not crowded. We had a better time at some of the other places.

We came here at 1pm on a Wednesday in early Aug 2025. We sat alongside of the entrance to enjoy the beautiful weather and hustle and bustle of the wharf. Our waitress was great. She was prompt. Drinks were quick to arrive and stay topped off. We wanted a snack and not lunch, so oysters and heirloom tomato with burrata salad was just enough. Everything was so fresh. The chefs choice oysters were buttery and delicious, and the salad, bright, sweet, and the perfect partner to a beautiful summer day. Can’t wait to return!

The service here was not the best, the waitress couldn’t give me descriptions of ANY of their oysters, I was pretty disappointed, however I still ordered an assortment of oysters as an appetizer and then the lobster roll has my meal. Overall the food was pretty good. Luckily my friend and I had the pleasure of sitting right next to the water! Don’t know that I would recommend this place to anyone but glad I walked in & gave it a try!

5 stars all around! This place is delicious! Off-season, Wednesday night October, and it was packed. Despite the crowd, our server was attentive and helpful. Highly recommended daily oyster selection and the clam chowder. I enjoyed the featured halibut…. Not sure how often that makes the menu, but if you see it, try it! And save room for the snowball from hell. It’s worth it! Met the GM who graciously gave us a tour and treated us like celebrities. I wish we had more time here… I’d eat here everyday!

While we were walking around the harbor in Newport, we wanted to grab a drink. When we walked by, it looked like a nice and fun place. We asked if we could sit at the bar and we were able to find two seats. There were locals and visitors alike, and we could tell we found a gem. Kevin the bartender was friendly, attentive, and made great drinks! When he left his shift, Shawn took over and made sure to keep our water glasses full. We’re so glad we stopped by that afternoon!

We came here after seeing the funny video of the assistant AG getting arrested for trespassing lol. We absolutely loved it here. The service was comfortable and not overbearing but right on time. The food was delicious! Also, every course came at the perfect time. The view of the harbor is beautiful. There’s a nautical old money feeling with surprisingly nice prices, especially for the best dinner in newport. Ultimately a great experience with no complaints. Hopefully next time we get to witness an AG be arrested.

Enjoyed a burger with my cousin who came from Dallas to visit. Atmosphere was good and there was a pianist playing (?) above us. It was a bit loud in there between the patrons and music but it was a Sunday and it was full of people enjoying brunch. Slightly snobby attitude from the hostess when greeted and seated but our waitress was good for the most part. I would have preferred a slightly shorter amount of time in between check ins and when it was time to ask for the check we were waiting for her return for a bit too long. Burger was cooked perfectly to order, medium well, and the fries has the exact crunch on the edges and tenderness on the inside. No soggy fries here. It came with a pickle on the side. There is a slight walk from the parking area but considering this is Newport, you have to find parking and it's all paid parking from what I could see.

I haven’t had a dinner this great in years. I hope everyone has the same experience as me. If you enjoy any type of tuna tartare, I suggest you try this one. Best I have ever had in my life.

We visited here from out of state with high expectations. Every single one of them was exceeded. Good wine selection and great service. Make sure you make a reservation! The dress code is clearly unenforced but perhaps it varies depending on different times of the night or who is hosting. My preference is just to commit to one of them, either drop the dress code or enforce it. Include a note with the reservation, & put up a sign outside so it is harder to claim ignorance regarding the website info. The field greens had an exquisite minty + turmeric taste with candied nuts and it was a perfect appetizer! The lobster ravioli and lobster bisque are similar so make sure you want them both if ordering both. The duck legs were crispy on the outside and they were so good! Would recommend going early so you can park in their free parking lot, I’m sure it gets full. One of the dining rooms is upstairs so be sure to request what you need in advance.

Excellent restaurant which is also the oldest tavern in America. Lot of history, beautiful stories and architecture. Really nice old woody feel. Lovely service and staff who are friendly. Highly recommend you book in advance guys it gets full fast. We have been three times on three different trips. The food is nice but not overwhelmingly good. The best dishes were the Brussels sprouts aide dish- must have! Also the dessert mousse was amazing!! The duck chicken and steak were 7/10.

I will just say - when George Washington walked into this tavern, it was already 100 years old! If that isn’t enough to pique your curiosity and your desire to visit this iconic restaurant, then let me tempt you further. The wine selection is impressive; the food (don’t miss the Beef Wellington) is delicious; and the service is impeccable!. Still not convinced? The staff is welcoming and gracious - and the bartender pours the perfect Rusty Nail! Still need more? Our reservations kept changing (our fault - NOT theirs) - but Bill and Ryan were superb and accommodating. We were celebrating a birthday - and the owners of the Golden Steer Las Vegas were in our party (no pressure 🙃). It could not have been a more exciting or grander memory! If you have not dined at the White Horse Tavern, then it’s high time you did. You will not be disappointed - and who knows? … you may just walk in George’s exact footsteps!

Full moon on a Friday and lucky me there was a table near the bar. Beef Wellington was superb, see pics and the wine was outstanding. Great hostess and bartender. Efficient, friendly and scrumptious. So glad I made the walk from my air bnb! Thank you for graciously welcoming me from Nashville!

The food was delicious! We ordered the lobster ravioli, scallops, oysters, and lobster soup. The portions were generous and everything tasted great. The ravioli were especially amazing, served with a rich sauce that included extra lobster and shrimp. My mother-in-law loved the Nespresso martini with Baileys, which we highly recommend as well.

We thoroughly enjoyed our food! Our waiter was also very kind and took good care of us. I really like the atmosphere of the old tavern.

How often do you get to visit the oldest Tavern in the U.S.? The building itself was amazing with its imperfect plaster and narrow staircase. The food was also amazing. I enjoyed the swordfish with asparagus and whipped potatoes. For dessert, the strawberry rhubarb bread pudding with caramel molasses sauce. Yum!

We had reservations for dinner for 8pm but my husband called to see if they can get us in earlier. They accommodated us at 6:15pm even though they were completely booked. We were seated on the covered deck, however the view of the Marina was covered with thick, clear plastic which they could not open up. This not only obstructed our beautiful view but also prevented the circulation of air. It did get a little stuffy. Some other guests were not thrilled about this and decided to sit indoors. Other than that, our experience at this place was excellent. The drinks were refreshing and the food was delicious. Our server Jennifer was friendly & attentive. We were treated with a free dessert and a card signed by the employees for our anniversary.

Had a great lunch here while in Newport for the day. Warm Lobster Roll was fantastic. Not that i am an expert in Lobster Rolls, but can not imagine having it any other way. Although I know some of you do. Scallop chowder was good, but to me the base made it something i could not take a lot of. My wife like it over the clam chowder, and i preferred the clam. Worked out perfectly. Madisyn was great and attentive and our seats inside over looking the water provided a wonderful atmosphere.

We had a great dinner at The Mooring! The food was excellent all around. The shrimp ceviche was fresh and flavorful with just the right amount of heat, and the fish & chips were perfectly crispy with great fries. The chicken was juicy, with a bright chimichurri and creamy garlic mashed potatoes that really stood out. Our server Sharon was friendly and professional, though she tended to linger a bit long at the table. Overall, a really good experience and we’d definitely go back.

I was so excited to dine here Saturday for lunch. The food looked amazing on social media & my experience was just as great as it looked online. The seafood was delicious and fresh. The out door seating was beautiful and peaceful. When booking the reservation, I did request in the comments to be sat outside so I really appreciated that they honored that request. Our waitress Maddy was a doll. Super down to earth & consistently checked in on us. Everything was great!

Absolutely incredible experience! We arrived on our first night here to Newport, and everyone recommended dinner at The Mooring. We had reservations for a table, but we ended up having so much fun at the bar with bartenders Nick and Matt (and patron Jim) that we decided to hang with them for the evening. From Nick’s perfect cocktails (salted caramel espresso martini and of course a classic dirty) to Matt recommending local stops to see in town on our stay, we had a great experience - not like some highfalutin place that misses out on an authentic experience. And the food recommendations were fantastic! 10/10 for us, and so much so we may go by again before our stay is over. From Nashville with love - Amanda & Jason.

Was passing through Newport and staying at the Viking Hotel. On their recommendation, stopped into The Mooring for dinner. Service was excellent. The food was phenomenal. My husband and I are from the coast and are accustomed to eating seafood. We both had scalloped dishes and agreed that they were the best scallops we have ever had. Next time we are in Newport, we will definitely be back here

Service: We waited ~40 minutes without anyone acknowledging us. Despite being seated right by the door to the outdoor patio, we tried multiple times to flag waitstaff who either avoided eye contact or ignored us completely. Other groups that sat after us were already ordering and receiving their food. We were honestly going to leave right when the waitress came to our table. Food: The dishes we ordered were pretty good, but it's hard to say if that was partly due to how hungry we were after such a long wait. That said, the food was also on the pricey side. It's unfortunate that the overall experience was overshadowed by the poor service.

Everything about this place was an absolute 10/10, from the minute we stepped to the host stand to when we finalized our check. All of the staff was incredibly attentive, helpful, and went over the top to make sure we had a great experience. Our servers/food runners were great, the one server that stood out was Hope. She was friendly, funny, and overall created the best environment for our time there. All, and i mean ALL, of the food and drinks were AMAZING. Even the most unique & strange flavor combinations I was pleasantly surprised by; for example the capresi martini. I’ve truly never had anything like it. Hands down one of the best dining experiences I have ever had.

Nicely curated Italian restaurant with indoor and outdoor dining options. The chef's choice 7 course dinner is a wonderful option. Impressive wine list compliments the food. The pasta was perfectly seasoned. The salmon was also very good. Terrific service as well.

The atmosphere here is excellent — warm lighting, a clean setup, and a relaxing vibe that captures the charm of a cozy Italian spot with a beautiful sea view. The environment alone, paired with an impressive wine selection, makes it worth a visit. Customer service was moderate. The staff were polite, but attentiveness was lacking. We were left waiting outside for about 15–20 minutes — a noticeable miss, especially considering the restaurant was roughly 80% empty. There were also minor delays with refills and an awkward seating arrangement, though nothing too disruptive. The food itself was hit or miss. Some courses were flavorful and thoughtfully prepared, while others felt rushed in execution or uneven in portion and presentation. We ordered the tasting menu for two, which was both expensive and lengthy — stretching over two hours. While the concept was creative, the pacing and overall delivery didn’t quite match the elegance the setting suggested. Overall, this restaurant shines in atmosphere and ambiance, but there’s room for improvement in service and culinary consistency. It’s a lovely spot to enjoy a glass of wine and the view, best suited for a relaxed evening rather than a fine-dining experience.

We accidentally stumbled across the restaurant while taking a walk and went in to try. The menu is small but the staff explain the menu well if needed. We got a simple marinara pasta and mafaldine (lobster pasta). Both of them were very yum and seemed fresh. The marinara sauce is amazing. They were able to give a coloring set for my kid which helped. We had a good experience there!

I had my wedding rehearsal dinner at Giusto and it was unreal! We worked with Stacy who was so sweet and amazing to work with! She truly had everything under control and we didn't have to worry about the thing. Now let's talk about the food...THE MOST AMAZING. From the raw bar to the apps, to the multiple courses, to the dessert, everything was UNREAL. Every single one of our guests said it's not only the best rehearsal dinner food they've ever had but some of the best food they've ever had. There was more than enough food for everyone and the space was beautiful! They even had a microphone for speeches. We truly had the most amazing rehearsal dinner at Giusto! And thank you to Stacy for everything!! We have also now dined there so many times and it's become our favorite restaurant in Newport/all of Rhode Island :)

It's not the first time I've visited Italian restaurants in America, but this one conveys the real flavors of Italian cuisine. And as a person who traveled to Italy, I want to say with confidence that they conveyed the flavors of Italy. The dishes we ordered were extremely tasty. The desserts also turned out to be very good. The waitress was very attentive to our requests, she knew everything about the dishes we were interested in and according to her recommendations we were able to enjoy our dinner. Therefore, they not only cook deliciously here, but also have the highest level of service. I recommend this restaurant 100%.

we had an incredible dining experience from beginning to end. giusto is absolutely worth they hype, and deserved of every praise and accolade. tip: ideally secure a reservation as far in advance as possible, but you’re like us, and your dinner plans came together that afternoon, call and get on the waitlist to be notified if a seat opens. we arrived at 8, and were able to secure a 9:15 seat, while we waited at the bar, standing for 10 mins before bar seats opened, and we ended up just having our meal there, which was an excellent experience. nick our bartender was amazing, the food was beyond. top tier, i had the duck confit, and she had the buscatini, we had the croquettes to start, and ended with the olive oil cake and salted caramel gelato, oh and a negroni or 3, all were phenomenal choices. can’t go wrong here ever! will be back!