Visiting the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery was an educational and meaningful experience. The exhibits not only taught me more about local history but also stirred personal memories of walking the streets of the South as a youth. The museum does a wonderful job of preserving stories and moments that connect past and present. It’s a place that invites both learning and reflection, and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to better understand the richness and resilience of Southern history and culture.

A very nice museum to visit right in the heart of historic downtown Montgomery. Very interactive with informative exhibits and lots of reading. You can walk down the street to see the actual place Rosa Parks boarded the bus and where she got arrested. I went during the week and there were busloads of school kids and very busy. I definitely recommend all ages visit!

Beautiful experience. Amazing how 1 person could make such a difference. Lovely art works and gift shop.

The Rosa Parks Museum is one of those places that stays with you long after you leave. Being in the spot where Rosa Parks took her stand makes the history feel immediate, and the exhibits bring the story to life in a way that’s both moving and unforgettable. It shows how one act of courage became the spark for real change, and it leaves you with a deeper respect for the struggle and the strength of the people who carried it forward. If you’re in Montgomery, this is a stop you shouldn’t miss.

Great little museum packed with history! I loved the reenactment portion most. It was especially appealing to my daughter who didn’t want to read through each sign so it helped her understand what happened easier. The timeline display is so thorough and informative, staff was very friendly and helpful and the facility and bathrooms were very clean.

Wonderful exhibit. Talk a walk in the footsteps of the civil rights movement. Informative and entertaining. Something for everyone. Reasonably priced for both museums together and I definitely recommend to do both for the full story.

It was a good visit. It's a museum that is affiliated with Troy University. It's located at their downtown campus, and was built on the site where Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man. The updated reenactment is awesome along with the other displays. The gift shop is awesome also. Had a blast.

We thought the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church was a lovely example of churches from the period. The history that occurred here is undeniable and this was a definite crucible of change. Unfortunately it was locked the morning that we visited but you could not miss the history here, even viewing only from the outside.

Absolutely Loved! This is my second visit here and it is still heartwarming to be in the place where THE DR. Martin Luther King, Jr preached and lived. The history is amazing!

One of the most historic churches in Montgomery where MLK served as pastor from 1954 to 1960! I highly recommend stopping by while visiting Montgomery!

Pretty church in downtown Montgomery that was an important location in the Civil rights movement. If you're visiting civil rights sites in the south, it should be on your stop. Across the street is a marker commemorating Jefferson Davis' inauguration and is easy walking distance to the Alabama state capital building where he took his oath of office. Oh, the irony of the start of the Confederacy, and the civil rights movement. Happy to see the civil rights movement ultimately winning the war, though, the battle continues to this day.

Beautiful. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Martin Luther King, Jr. He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it. Martin Luther King, Jr.

If you go to Montgomery, Alabama and do not stop here you are denying yourself the chance to experience American History. The two ladies who help run the museum side of the Church, epitomize Southern Hospitality. I was greeted with a hug from each and their knowledge of Dr. King and the Church was deep. This Church is an absolute much visit, I found myself moved by the simplistic beauty of the Church and personally impacted by being able to touch the lectures Dr. King used and humbled to stand in his office. I recommend visiting the Church and the Civil Rights Memorial in an afternoon. You can see the Church thoroughly in 90 minutes or less but you better be sure to give those ladies a hug when you come in and before you leave they were a delight to converse with. Admission is free but they run on sales from their gift shop and donations.

I have seen this church on T.V many times during my childhood. I didn't know the church was right across the street from the state capital. Beautiful old building that still serves as a house of worship. Very historic very nice. I recommend seeing this landmark

This is one of my favorite places to visit when I need to clear my mind. The art museum is free to enter and has a peaceful, thoughtful atmosphere with an impressive collection. I love spending quiet time here just walking through the exhibits and taking everything in. Right outside, there’s a large park with beautiful views and a relaxing vibe. You’ll often see ducks and turtles moving around the water — it adds so much life and charm to the space. Altogether, it’s a perfect combination of art, nature, and calm. Highly recommend if you’re nearby.

This place eat great to visit with my girlfriend. Loved all the displays and paintings. Very quiet and a great place to relax. Staff were very friendly as well.

This place is a must visit if you are in montgomery and want a quiet place with no crowd. Its bigger than we expected and have nice outdoor space and activities for kids. Also they are having fall event soon that we will be attending.

Beautiful museum with Interesting pieces of arts is a quiet atmosphere and a lot of peace as deep inside as its surroundings. 100% Recommended.

Excellent art museum. The facility is upscale in all respects. At entry, a staff member was very informative about the various galleries within the museum. We went on a weekday morning. There were a couple of school field trips but not disruptive to our experience in the least. Was impressed observing museum staff interacting with the children. Such a great cultural opportunity that is FREE!

It's nice that they feature a lot of regional artists. Arrived an hour before closing time and was welcomed in and assured I'd have enough time to see everything, but after 40 minutes the staff began rushing me. Never saw the outdoor sculpture garden or got to enjoy the maker space.

Very nice campus, quality experience. Spend the day, bring a picnic. Cafe closed

It was a wonderful experience the history of my forefathers. This place is awesome.

Small but memorable. Nicely done exhibits. Friendly staff. Google maps takes you to a locked gate. The actual entrance is around the corner.

While in Montgomery for work, I visited the Civil Rights Memorial the weekend before Election Day, in the heart of the Confederacy, where some monuments still stand. The 'Traveling While Black" exhibit is a virtual reality experience, allowing you to sit in on conversations at Ben's Chili Bowl (a safe haven for Blacks), as we weren't welcomed in restaurants, hotels, gas stations, etc. on our journeys. It'll be open until January. Stirring, haunting presentations of this country's racial struggles were admittedly hard to watch, but this visit was needed. Though hurtful, it's necessary to see where we've come from to forge the path toward equality and justice for ALL. The division I see daily makes me sad for humanity, but I know there is hope. Change starts with ALL OF US. Let's purposely show that we matter to each other!

I used to come here as a kid and came back as an adult and the improvements they made are amazing. One of the best museums I've ever been to

I would recommend visiting if you're in the area. It was small but nicely done throughout.

This is a memorial for all the documented lynchings. And the ones that were not documented. Very beautiful. And knowledgeable as well because everything is in alphabetical order so you can find whatever county in the south and see how they got down in the past. Sad how they did my people and we still have a ways to go

We stopped here on a trip on our way to Florida it was my best friend and my daughters. Beautiful time of reflection. A quite time to honor those who lost their life to make ours better. It did remind me of the memorial that was in Washington DC for the Vietnam vets. I was surprised to see the water coming down the wall as well as the granite fountain with the names on it.

This was an unexpected surprise along our route. Do not follow the signs on I-65 as they are incorrect for the museum. If you love country music, it's a must. If you love music, you will be educated on all things Hank Williams Sr. This is a small museum. However, it is packed with great insight. When you leave the museum stop and get a snapshot of his statue in town and then a short ride to pay your respects at the cemetary.

This is a great little museum with tons of items. Clothes, posters, instruments, and the crowning glory The Cadillac! I liked that they had items of Audrey's and his friends and bandmates too. The staff was really great. A must see in Montgomery.

So many items of Hank Williams, family and friends. Car where he passed away. Many photos, records, and clothing. A must see if you are in the area. Thanks Mrs Beth for taking our photo and all you do to make our visit great memories.

Staff was incredibly nice and helpful. Museum is a main Street cash grab that I didn't feel bad about spending $15 for. Lot of family donated items. It's a "no photography or videography" place so that's lame, it's 2025 let me give you some publicity (however the cashier did offer to take my picture standing in front of Hanks Cadillac). Gift shop prices were rather affordable compared to most. If you are a die hard fan I would go check it out. But if there is a bus load of you I'd suggest one go in and then come out and tell the group what they say 😂. Nothing groundbreaking.

If you love classic country and Hank Williams Sr. This museum is a must see. Great gift shop up front as well. You really step into Luke The Drifter’s life once inside.

An amazing collection of an artist whose life was cut short at such an early age. His suits, hats, car and so much more. I was pleasantly surprised this museum had so much of Hank’s things. Well worth the stop before we went to his gravesite. If you’re fan, it’s a must. If you love country music, stop in and walk through. The museum itself is not big but the collection sure is!

Great little museum filled with photographs, outfits and stories about Hank Williams. Wonderful and courteous staff.

The atmosphere was great and the service was over the top. One of the servers took the time to sing. You’re so beautiful to me for my wife. Overall, that was a great evening. Unfortunately, the food was not up to the hype that I have been given. I would say it was an OK meal but nothing that was not my socks off. We may go back again, but not for sure.

Incredible experience with Cece on the evening of July 26th! I cannot say enough good things about this establishment. From the service to the ambiance to the perfectly curated menu… absolutely in love with this place! The gas lanterns on the wall and the stunning flower arrangement in the center made for a beautiful setting. The huge light fixtures above us had the perfect amount of light that was calm and not too bright. The staff is so pleasant and makes sure that everything is well cared for. The bartender made a virgin Bloody Mary and it wasn’t an issue which I have ran into in the past at other places I’ve visited. They were very accommodating to anyone with a food allergy. I had the pork tenderloin with a strawberry sauce that was beyond delicious. My sister had the lamb and my dad had the teres major. We had the best desserts here and the presentation for every single plate was top notch. I’ve eaten at Michelin Star restaurants and truly this presentation is up there with the best! You will not be disappointed in your experience here. 12/10

I have heard of this place for years and finally got the chance to try it. It was good but I wasn't wowed! My ribeye was tasty but under cooked (medium rare and not medium). Although the server was TOP NOTCH, and payed quick attention to the matter, the poorly executed preparation of the ribeye was disappointing. I've had better steaks for MUCH LESS! My friend's short rib over cheese grits was melt in your mouth and fork tender. The grits were tasty as well. The star of the night, was the crispy Brussels Sprouts... better than all the others I will now refer to as copycats out there. The atmosphere is nice if you like the trendy nightclub atmosphere. Our server served up a complimentary strawberry donut (I think it was strawberry. May have been blueberry) It was beautiful to behold, but the bottom was overly charred... 😉 ok, it was burnt. Sorry! I appreciated the gesture and was not about to complain, though... I so wanted to give this one rave reviews and it fell short...

Great food and a nice atmosphere. I wish I had ordered the ribeye because it looked amazing. I had the salmon and oysters, both nicely done.

Yes. Yes. YES. Old Boy and Old Girl know their way around a fork, and this is the best meal they've had in recent memory. The pimento cheese oysters, peach and pig salad, teres with elote corn pudding and roasted tomatillo chimichirri, and the halibut w potatoes from heaven in a buerre blanc (IIRC) were all remarkable. As was the damn flourless chocolate cake with cherry, and I don't usually care that much about dessert. The menu was a very defy balance of southern reference and haute technique, without being too precious. Just really great. The room was vibrant and energetic, thoughtfully designed and appropriately atmospheric. One opportunity for improvement is to bring the wait staff up-to-speed on the wine list. There was a mismatch there. "I don't drink red wine" isn't a good answer when a customer asks for a pairing suggestion. But a small thing, really - otherwise lovely service. And a note for travellers: Trilogy Hotel is right across the street. Makes a great one-two punch.

A great spot for an elegant dining experience. We tried quite a few dishes and enjoyed them all. We started with the salmon croquettes appetizer and iceberg wedge salad. Those salmon croquettes are flavored perfectly. My main course was the Olive roasted rack of Lamb, nothing like a rack of lamb. You won’t leave any meat on the bone. The Gochujang rubbed lamb ribs pack some interesting flavor with a spicy kick. Exactly what I was looking for. We couldn’t resist the desserts, so we devoured the ohh so delicious 😋 strawberry donuts dish and the Jake’s Mile high lemon meringue pie. Those strawberry donuts are perfectly crispy on the outside with a warm middle, reminds me of poundcake. I’m addicted for sure. Even my teenagers enjoyed the rack of lamb.

Great food, cocktails, service, and ambiance! The salmon skin was super crispy, the lamb melts in your mouth, and each one of us loved our drinks. I got the Belladonna and really recommend it for anyone who likes mules.

We came for brunch and while we had a delicious breakfast we could smell the lunch cooking... it smelled so good too! They have Delicious options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner cooked fresh on-site. This is a restaurant/ mini supermarket/ butcher /and wine cellar - with a very large selection of wine. You can dine in or Cafe style on the sidewalk or take your food to go. Staff is friendly and very helpful.

This spot is my go-to for comfort food at lunchtime. If you’re a fan of classic Meat + 2 or three homemade sides, it doesn’t get much better. Today’s plate: meatloaf, creamed corn, sweet potato casserole, a fluffy roll, and coconut pie—every bite was heavenly. Parking can be a bit tricky during lunch rush, but trust me, it’s worth the effort.

Ate here for the first time on Wednesday march 13th. Came in around 1:15 so it wasn’t crazy full. I ordered the fried chicken breast with green beans and mac and cheese as a side. Food was pretty good although my chicken breast needed more seasoning. My best friend’s fish was very well seasoned. I like the atmosphere here and seating is available outside or inside. Very rude employee working there however. Light skinned guy wearing a cap and busing tables did not want to be at work. He was passing by and I decided to ask him how the slices of cake tasted. He did not stop walking and I had to say excuse me like three times before he finally stopped, glanced back, mad as heck, and gave me the nastiest look and, said in a smart tone, “ of course it is” . Then he just walked off. Totally unacceptable behavior and uncalled for. I ended up not buying any cake because of his nasty attitude and left.

This spot surprised me. Got their meat-and-three special with grilled chicken, mac and cheese, and collard greens. Chicken was juicy, mac was cheesy without being greasy, and the greens had that deep Southern flavor (like someone’s grandma made them). The place feels like a mix between a market and a café — casual but homey. Cashier was super sweet and even recommended a local wine. Restroom was basic but clean, no complaints. Just real solid, unfussy food.

First visit and learned this establishment is a local spot for homestyle cooking and/or wine bar. 🍷 So many options to choose from - casseroles, cold and hot bar. Make it an outing and meet with friends for lunch or an early happy hour. You may also pick up groceries here to take home. We visited on a weekday midday for lunch around 1:30pm and the selections were half gone. There was a sign that sandwiches were not currently available. Nonetheless, there are so many other options to choose from. We enjoyed our selection of 1) chicken marsala with sides and 2) a veggie plate. Surprisingly, everything was tasty. I highly recommend going with the jalapeño cornbread with your meal. Even if you choose not to eat from the hot bar, there are prepared salad options among other things as well. Desserts and beverages are also available. I look forward to returning and possibly trying the breakfast buffet on Saturday from 7-10am. In addition to visiting for the wine tastings on Thursdays. 🍷 Bon Appetite

This is NOT a Black-owned Soul Food restaurant even though it's in a prodomitly Black neighborhood. Disappointed is an understatement. Got this recommendation from our hotel for a good "soul food" place which couldn't be furest from the truth. Food was bland & unseasoned at best, green peas/green beans seemed poured right out the can, heated and served, meat/fish did look good & fresh but is flavorless, corn bread was dry and like hockey pucks, tarter sauce was not made from scratch and the sliced cake seemed to be box cake also not from scratch. Sandwiches 🥪 were not available despite a full list of them on the menu. And if you're ordering catering from here, the lemonade is NOT fresh squeezed, it's Minute Maid from the soda machine with a few pieces of old lemon slices, that are sitting out, on the counter, by the ice tea canisters, just dropped in the gallon jug & shaken up. Lastly, no one on the line was wearing gloves and was handling hot food. In short, this is basic cafeteria style food at a higher price.

This is a very popular locally owned place for lunch for workers from the Downtown area and Cloverdale. Parking is tight in this area so get there around 11:30 if you want to get a spot near the building. The restaurant offers a meat and three selection from a cafeteria-like service line as well as hot and cold sandwiches. There are usually about 4 or 5 meat selections to choose from and at least a dozen sides, all large, homemade and very, very good. The line moves quickly and the service is friendly. The sandwiches are very good also, and they have a wide assortment of baked goods from a nearby bakery. The restaurant has a lot of space and a great atmosphere. The tables are arranged among crates of wine. It's a wonderful place for lunch. Also Saturday breakfast is fabulous. I wish they had breakfast available every day!

My partner and I visited tonight for our Valentine’s dinner and our experience was nothing short of wonderful! Mike was our server and he was attentive, knowledgeable, and so personable. The Hightower, Espresso Martini, and Limoncello Collin’s from the bar were great drinks with stand-out flavor profiles. We ordered the Baked Feta appetizer and we couldn’t get over how good it was. The Surf and Turf my boyfriend got was great! The filet was cooked perfectly and was so tender and his shrimp were equally well prepared. For my entree, I ordered a snapper with crab and a beurre blanc that was delightful! It was moist while still very well cooked and so buttery in texture and flavor. Our roasted veggies were awesome and the Brussels are a must! Each staff member we interacted with were so friendly! We will definitely return, and we are so grateful for our experience today!

We eat here multiple times a month and have NEVER been disappointed! Steve runs a tight ship as general floor manager and the wait staff are ON TOP OF IT! They have the best chefs (dinner and pastry) in town. Check them out!

We are new to the area and have been hearing so much about City Grill. So we made reservations and we were very pleased with the experience. The atmosphere is very classy, but relaxed. The service was very attentive, knowledgeable about their specials. and made great suggestions. The food was exceptionally good! You have to try the fig pastry, it’s a must. We had a party of 7 and we were seated right on time. I would highly recommend City Grill and we will definitely be returning soon.

Ate here for dinner recently for my wedding anniversary. It’s a very nice, relaxed space. Dress code is casual. The service was very attentive and efficient, if a bit rushed - entrees came almost immediately once we were done eating our appetizers. Before we were done eating our entrees we were asked about dessert. Would have liked a bit of time between courses. The food was nice. Best course was appetizers - that’s where they have the most options. Especially liked the fig and cheese appetizer and the smoked salmon was delicious with wonderful small pieces of bread. Overall it was nice but given the prices definitely a special occasion place.

The grill food was hot and came out fast. My chicken sandwich had a lot of flavor. The fries were salty but good with ketchup. I would come back for lunch.

This is the nicest restaurant in Montgomery. Great food, innovative menu concepts but they keep the 'old favorites" too. Great wine list and penultimate service. You have to try it!

Potatoes tasted old We ate breakfast there. Also it was loud and the wait for the food was long. Child was screaming because he was hungry. I told the owner when he came to apologize about the noise from the child that I couldn’t eat the potatoes they tasted like they were old. He became upset and wanted to bring me some more. I told him no that that was going all right. I couldn’t eat the first batch so I doubt it if I could eat anymore. he brought them out anyway because he seemed insulted that I should complain. I tasted a few because he insisted. they tasted old. Also, he was very insulted that I should say something about his food. I’m sorry not sorry he didn’t even offer to take the potatoes off of our bill. I won’t be back.

It was such a cool place, it was a long weekend and I just wanted something lite, went with the chili. It was spicy (I'm not into spice), if you like spice, then you'd love it. The husband had a wrap and enjoyed it. The chips and sausage as an appetizer was delicious

Service was amazing. Food on the hand was not so good Mac n cheese is a boxed tasteless noodles Wings are not smoked or really fried. They are not seasoned and the drizzle of sauce or the sauce on the side do any for them. The chicken on that salad had no taste. Rib tips were good French fries had no seasoning but tasted good with salt and pepper.

Dreamland BBQ is the perfect spot for comfort food done right. The BBQ is absolutely delicious—especially the pulled pork burger, which was excellent, and the stew, which was rich and tasty. Every dish feels hearty and satisfying. The service is excellent, with staff who are attentive and friendly, making you feel right at home. The atmosphere is welcoming and laid-back, creating the kind of place where you just want to relax and enjoy great food with friends or family. Overall, a fantastic experience—great food, great service, and great vibes. Highly recommend!

After an informative, multisensory, and emotional experience at The Legacy Museum, I walked about a block to Dreamland BBQ. I'd heard about the hickory-grilled ribs that made this place a local staple, so I got the rib plate with fried okra and slaw. A 10/10 meal, seriously. I'm used to Texas-style spareribs, which have a pleasing glaze and finish. These ribs aren't that. The emphasis here is on maximum. They were smoky, super juicy, and seasoned (with salt) perfectly. They were cooked properly, too, meaning there was some tear between the meat and bone. The staff was equally lovely. After lunch, I ordered an IPA, which they brew in house. For those who use Untappd, it is a Verified Venue.

My wife and I recently dined at Dreamland Barbecue in downtown Montgomery, Alabama, and our experience was nothing short of delightful! From the moment we walked in, the mouthwatering aroma of southern barbecue enveloped us, setting the perfect tone for our meal. Our attentive server guided us through the menu with ease, and we ultimately decided on “the Big Daddy Barbecue Sandwich + the works.” My wife opted for the pork, while I chose the chicken, and both sandwiches were absolutely delicious! I must admit mine was a bit messy, but the flavor made every bite worthwhile. The lively atmosphere, combined with a touch of historical flair, made our visit even more enjoyable. A wonderful surprise came when an employee named JJ, who was not our server, approached us with her warm personality and helpfulness. Her exceptional customer service truly enhanced our experience. We wholeheartedly recommend Dreamland Barbecue and can’t wait to return on our next visit to Montgomery!

Great bbq. Loved the ribs, not fall off the bone but good and tender. Banana pudding was 75% nilla wafer, which was great for my wife. The best thing was the quesadilla appetizer! Skip the Mac and cheese. That was disappointing, soggy noodles and cheese like sauce.

I came to Dreamland expecting a culinary fantasy, but I think someone forgot to hit the REM cycle. The only thing 'dreamy' about this experience was how long I had to wait for a server—I actually had time to take a quick nap at the table. When the food finally arrived, it tasted like it had given up on life about three days ago. I love a good historic downtown vibe, but the ribs belonged in a museum, not on a plate. If you're looking for slow-cooked BBQ, they definitely nailed the 'slow' part of the service.

One of the more fine dining options in Montgomery, I have put off the trying Vintage Year for a while because I was worried it might not live up to the hype or be worth the money. On a spontaneous date night we went full send with a four course meal and cocktails. Everything was spectacular and the service was top notch. We didn't need a reservation on a Wednesday night. The salad and the filet were both amazing. I hate how much I enjoyed it because I will be back soon, everything was great. Isaac was our server and he's great at his job. Revisited for our anniversary and Joshua took great care of us. Everything was great and worth every cent.

We loved this place! The food was so tasty and amazing, high quality meat and not too greasy. Super friendly and attentive service and overall it’s such a cute spot! Would definitely come back :)

Everything about Vintage Year is absolutely stunning! The decor is classy and not over done, the service is attentive, professional and very knowledgeable and the food is perfectly divine! We started with the Yellowfin Tuna which just melts in your mouth then shared the Passion Fruit Salad which was the daily special salad. It was definitely special, those passion pearls were fun and delicious! Our entrees were just as spectacular as the appetizers! Perfectly cooked filet and sweet buttery crab cakes made the entire meal unforgettable. Definitely worth the visit and will return when we're traveling through again!

Really enjoyed our meal here! Would love to come back. Husband chose the restaurant for date night and I initially was nervous because I’m pregnant and picky now. But I liked my duck, the waiter suggested I get it “well done”, I’d like to come back and try it the chefs way. Well done was a bit tougher than I like. The cake was amazing! They also had a watermelon mint mocktail and I really appreciated that! As an appetizer we had the oysters, I honestly could have had more, maybe after I have this baby. The atmosphere is very “downtown” they have indoor and outdoor dining. Also a large party room. The wait staff is helpful and attentive.

Vintage Year perfect spot for a nice dinner. The food is delicious, beautifully presented, and the ingredients are somewhat daring. While some dishes were truly inspired, a few lacked the flavor interest and culinary flair to justify the price. However, nothing we ordered left us disappointed. The drink menu leaves nothing to be desired; the signature cocktails are intentional and delicious, and the wine list is generous. The staff are wonderfully attentive and know the menu well enough to provide thoughtful recommendations. Be sure to make reservations to ensure you have a seat!

While reservations are recommended, our group of 4 out of towners was seated promptly without one. The food overall had wonderful flavor minus a touch of seasoning. My only complaint was that I found the root vegetables (carrots with the scallops and sweet potatoes with the salad) to be cooked inconsistently. While some were the perfect consistency others felt a little undercooked. Other than that, the cocktails, charcuterie with cheese, scallops, and strawberry olive oil short cake were all lovely. Additonally, our server was attentive and ensured we were well taken care of even as the restaurant filled up.This place is a hidden gem in an area that seems to be lacking fine dining options.

The food here is excellent! We had appetizers, main, and dessert. The appetizers and mains were 10/10. The atmosphere is great. The tables aren't crowded together and the lighting makes you feel comfortable, but it's still bright enough to see your food. The wine list is great as well. We can't wait to go back so we can try more of the menu items.