What an amazing experience. The food, the service “although a bit late to deliver our main courses”, and the views were fantastic. One of The best Calamari I’ve ever had in a long while. Food is well balanced with good portions. Definitely worth trying.

I came here as my best friend recommended it and it did not disappoint. This restaurant has a waterfront view and the food is delicious. I tried the award winning clam chowder, crab and shrimp stuffed mushroom and halibut fish and chips. Everything was tasty but my favorite was the stuffed mushroom. There are so many delicious flavors in one bite. The fish was very tender and juicy. To drink I had a margarita, which was okay. The service was great. I got seated right away with the best view and the staff gave me suggestions on what to order. I would definitely return to grab a bite to eat.

**⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Waterfront Gem with Stellar Service!** If you’re looking for fresh seafood, hearty flavors, and a warm, welcoming vibe, Boat Shed Restaurant on Shore Drive is a must-visit. My recent meal here was outstanding from start to finish! **Highlights:** - **Manila Clams:** An absolute delight! Plump, briny, and simmered in a fragrant broth that begged to be sopped up with bread. Freshness you can taste. - **Prawn Scampi Linguine:** Generous, succulent prawns paired with garlicky, buttery linguine—simple but perfectly executed. - **Ribeye Steak:** Cooked to juicy perfection. Tender, flavorful, and seasoned just right. A carnivore’s dream! The **service** here is next-level. Every staff member who passed our table greeted us with a smile, making us feel like regulars from the moment we walked in. The attention to detail and genuine hospitality elevated the entire experience. Combine all this with the charming waterfront location (hello, Bremerton views!), and you’ve got a recipe for a memorable meal. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Boat Shed deserves a spot on your dining list. We’ll definitely be back—maybe to try their famed cioppino next time! **Pro tip:** Arrive early for sunset views over the water. It’s the cherry on top of an already fantastic meal. 🍤🥩🌅

Overall I would say the staff were great. The hostess was accommodating, our server was pleasant and the buss staff were very polite and on top of clearing plates as well As overall team players. The food was disappointing. We wanted to eat here the last night of our trip. I was looking forward to fresh delicious seafood. The clam chowder was “award winning” but I was not anticipating bacon in it. The calamari was over cooked but its saving grace was that it was not rubbery. The other saving grace was additional white dipping aioli that was not mentioned on the menu. My scallops were overcooked and dry on the outside while tender on the inside. It’s almost like the gravy they pour all over it is meant to make up for the lack of proper preparation. While eating the green beans (seasonal vegetable) I found a large French fry. I’m not sure how the cross contamination happened here. When our server came to check on us I mentioned it to her and she did not acknowledge it and turned her focus to a bunch of men who were out celebrating a bachelor party. My fiancé’s salmon was pretty good. Very nice cut of salmon. The rice seemed incorrectly prepared and I questioned if it was warmed in a microwave before plating. There were very hard bits in it that made me question if it was prepared properly. Overall, the service was decent. Coming from working in the industry, it’s always nice to see a good team. I think this is more the place you come for a decent drink and fried food. Perhaps the fish and chips would have been a better choice. The $180 bill was too high for the lack of proper preparation, cross contamination and overall meal.

Let me just say, that was one of the best Caesar salads I’ve had in my whole life. Because of the parking it was already down to 4/5 and the prices are crazy. You gotta be making more than 80k a month to think these prices are worth it. The view is nice but I wouldn’t recommend it for the view. I got a side Caesar Salad for $12. And my friend got 6 ounces of clam chowder for $10. I just think that’s crazy. Maybe I’m just picky or have high standards. But you pay a lot for a little amount of food. The food we got wasn’t even a good example of that. The chocolate mousse was good though.

Wonderful view and excellent location that’s close to our home. My husband and I were sitting at our table and I can hear the weight staff speaking negatively about the customers that are coming into the restaurant. That changed my whole Outlook on the Resturant.Today my experience felt rushed and I also felt like they were ready to quickly sit the next table. My whole experience felt inauthentic. The hostess that were at the front door were just really unwelcoming and they were frowning. No one seemed happy to be there. That sets the tone for guests coming into your Resturant. We come at least once a week and we spend over $100 each person. I really hope they can address the customer service issues that they currently have.

Delish food,sitting right at the water, great service staff. Even though it was very hot out, it was cool enough inside, they have a deck you can sit out at too. Highly recommend!

Some of the best croissants I've ever had. Even just the classic croissant is really good. The dough is light like it should be, but still has a lot of body and chew to it. It's also just salty enough; I find a lot of upscale bakeries don't put nearly enough salt in their croissants. The ham and cheese croissant is absolutely incredible. Salty croissant dough with gooey, chewy cheese and tangy whole-grain mustard. This is probably my favorite item from their menu. My next favorite is probably the almond croissant. It's that same delicious dough but stuffed and topped with almond cream and sliced almonds. It never occurred to me that an almond croissant could actually be stuffed. It's so good and not too sweet. The baguette is also really good: chewy and hearty, great with some butter or olive oil. And both their sweet and savory scones were tasty, but certainly their croissant-based offerings are the best. There was a very short line when I arrived around 7:45 am on a Sunday. It grew to maybe 20 people just as they opened at 8:00. I'd recommend arriving early for the best selection!

There's probably always going to be a line but don't let that deceive you the pastries are just ok. If you're looking to support something local this is for you but if you're looking for exquisite pastries keep searching. The selection is pretty limited. I got the croissant but it was missing the buttery, flaky, lightness I've come to expect in a croissant. It was good but not my style. My friend enjoyed the ham and cheese as well as the almond. We got 3 pastries for 18$ pretty steep but I didn't know the prices beforehand.

Small town charm. You can smell just out of oven breads from streets. There were people waiting outside Sunday morning. Nice bakery

Had a ham and cheese flaky pastry and a spiced apple danish. Amazing food, full of flavor. And the place smells amazing so if you walk in you'll end up ordering something.

Get here early! The line starts before they even open which is always a good sign. We tried the classic croissant, ham & cheese croissant, chocolate croissant and the lemon ginger scone. So freaking amazing!!!! All of it. Every. Single. Thing. Prices are good. Place is clean. Check ‘em out for sure.

Some of the best baked goods in the state and compares well to the best bakeries we have been to around the world. Just wish they find a way to keep the croissants warm for those who can't make it first thing in the morning. We tried a lot of their pastries and everything tastes amazing - flavor and texture is top notch. May the makes of such fine pastries continue to proper and share their scrumptious creations with the world for a long time. We want to go back and hopefully around opening time.

This is a small bakery with limited hours and even more limited supply so come early and get everything you want to try because I guarantee they sell out of everything after 2 hours of just opening! 2 words, Egg Danish!! If a croissant, egg, green onion bun and fresh herbs had a party it would be this egg Danish! I cannot stress enough how mouthwatering and savory and perfect this one item is! I usually have my sister get me a almond croissant but I've been missing out! The egg Danish is hands down the pièce de résistance imo. Service is quick, I don't recall seeing anywhere to sit, its more of a grab and go but the staff are friendly, and the goods are amazing! Come here and come early, they are worth it!

An immense and majestic ship. Sadly, the Missouri is no longer here, as many people in Bremerton complained about 30 years ago, when it moved back to Hawaii, but this is nonetheless a brilliant ship to have here, attachment to the legacy of the United States Navy and the sheer artistry of building a grand colossus for the water. Spend enough time here to get a sense of scale. It is obvious without needing to be stated on a ship like this is big, but only by truly exploring it does one get a sense of how immense it truly is, how it operates like a little city, a beacon of movement and life amidst the vast dark seas. I also greatly appreciate the gift shop, which is reasonably priced and quite comprehensive. I always have trouble buying the right gifts for my dad, but I found the perfect Father's Day mementos for him here, as he adores naval history and is the one who first got me interested in the power and the beauty of ships like this.

I thought the self guided tour was great. There are docents available to answer any questions. The displays were helpful and much of the ship was open to tour.

Very worth a visit. The self guided tour is very thorough and informative. The majority of the ship is accessible to the public.

Such a nice ship and easy to self tour. The employees on the ship are great and have so much information to share. Highly recommend.

Friendly ans knowledgeable volunteers on the boat to answer questions, including some who spent a few years on the boat during its active duty time. It's well laid out self-guided tour ensures you don't miss anything and you really get a feel for life on the boat.

If you enjoy history and the military then it’s a must! My wife found it as we took a ferry from Seattle to Bremerton and then decided to drive around back to Seattle. Not crowded at all and a lot to learn especially the mechanical and engineering parts of it. Didn’t have time to see all of it as I needed to return my rental so I will need to revisit hopefully.

If you're in Bremerton WA, you have got to stop by this Ship/Museum. It is a self guided tour. There is some mild walking and climbing if you want to see everything. I learned alot here. Gift shop is top notch as well. You won't be sorry you stopped here on your way through.

It’s always a joyful experience to hang out at the Admiral theater. It’s a great performance venue. If you can afford it, the floor seats are the best but the balcony seats in the front row, and the middle sections are terrific. A huge variety of shows musicians, magicians, Rock, pop, country, comedians, movies. You name it the admiral theaters got it. The drinks and snacks are what you would consider an equivalent price to a movie theater, but you have to remember that those Sales support the theater. The ticket prices are very reasonable and an evening there is always memorable.

I attended the Mixtape: Halloween 80s show.at the Admiral theatre. The venue was beautiful with a great dance floor.

Too hot in the balcony & seats were a bit too close together, but this is a cute little venue right in Downtown. The staff were extremely friendly & everything flowed very well. The lights on stage had to loop through every color to get to the one they wanted, but it comes off as adorable.

Went to see Stevie Ray Visited at this outstanding old theater! The acoustics this theater has is one of the best in Washington!! Love coming here. Staff is very friendly, parking easy to get and not overly packed!

We were very pleased with The Guess Who concert. I think every seat has a good view. We had seats q12&14 which are in the back row and we still felt we got great seats. The crowd was lively and fun.

Revived theatre with nautical painted motifs. Excellent sound system and sightline visibility throughout. Wide variety of acts, and very friendly management (when I asked someone who appeared to be staff working the bar during intermission about an upcoming show from Lincoln Centre《it was to be live in person, not satellite connect as I thought》, she volunteered to get me free tickets!! Turns out she was the theater manager!!!!) They're doing a great job attracting solid acts (great music, comedy...), and customers.

My wife and I go here several times a year and always have a great time. Get there early to get the floor seats, but the balcony seat are fun also. They offer food and adult beverage here for all shows. I just love that there are tables to sit at and enjoy time with friends. This is not a movie theater, this is a theatrical theater and musical productions. You need to get your tickets early they often sell out. Seems to be renovated, the place is in great shape. The staff has always been helpful and nice.

We stopped in here with some close friends after attending a show at the Roxy Theater. Cat was our server and she was fantastic. She is funny, professional, and just plain on it. We thoroughly enjoyed interacting with her and she was super attentive. Additionally, all staff were highly professional. This place is well managed, the food is delicious and the portions are great. Note that our three drinks made up half of our ticket but we had a blast at El Balcon so it was worth the cost.

Food was amazing! It’s a little hole in the wall food place. We stopped for a quick meal and were so incredibly happy with our choice. The pupusa took me back to being in El Salvador. And the chicken bowl, the chicken was so tender! And the rice and beans were so flavorful. Finally the chips and salsa we just couldn’t get enough! The staff was so nice and friendly and very quick in getting our order together as well. This is going on the list to be visited again when we are back! :)

Get the Balcon burrito. Smoked garlic sauce is delicious. Papusas were perfect. No notes. Will be back.

Ahh I love this spot. Friendly staff, fresh ingredients, generous portions, and decent prices. Only sorta-negative that comes to mind is the indoor seating can be a little tight if you're dining in, but this is my favorite place to grab takeout when I'm in town.

Delicious quesadilla served fast in a small cafe. You can order outside.

Top pick for local food, same good quality every time I've been. Their burritos and pupusas are the best, great to take and eat at one of the local bars or pubs.

Great "hole in the wall" spot for Salvadorian Food. The pupusas are large and worth the price. Tortas have a solid flavor and the bread they use is delectable. No "agua fresca" or horchata, unfortunately. BUT Jarritos, and other assorted bottled drinks available! Note: this is a small venue. Great for pick up or small group.

If you want a well crafted drink whether it’s alcoholic or mocktail, this is the place to go. Atmosphere was nice, great for a date and definitely could be fun to catch up with old friends here! Food is definitely on the pricey side~ not bad but not satisfactory enough to justify the spend 🥲

My first time coming here! I had picked out a dish from their online menu that I wanted to try but it wasn't up to date there was a different menu in person so keep that in mind. I ordered the peach bourbon cocktail and butternut squash risotto. They were great! Wanted to try a dessert but too full. Great service and atmosphere.

October 4th, 2024 Hubby and I have a "shared" birthday dinner every year. The dinner falls right after my birthday and right before his. After hearing some glowing reviews about Hound and Bottle, we felt a personal connection. The restaurant's commitment to using locally sourced ingredients and their cozy, neighborhood vibe resonated with us, and we decided to make it our destination for our shared birthday dinner. Stepping into Hound and Bottle, we were enveloped in a contemporary casual, almost pub-style atmosphere, setting the perfect tone for our evening. We were seated with menus and water and greeted by Cat, our server. She was personable and very charming. We both ordered drinks, although being a full bar, there were a couple of items they didn't have. A full-service bar should have Kahluaha or at least some sort of coffee liquor. If any patron wanted a Cosmopolitan drink, a proper Cosmopolitan is made with cranberry juice, which they did not have. My drink was a made-up Cosmopolitan; it was a good drink, a little strong for me but tasty overall. My hubby had a Martini and seemed to enjoy it. Onward to our dinners. We split a Caesar salad, it was unbelievably good, it really was! Although the menu was a little more limited, it was clear that each dish was carefully curated and executed. Sometimes, a smaller menu can mean that the kitchen can focus on perfecting a few dishes rather than spreading themselves too thin. More isn't always better; it's just more, and often, restaurants cut corners to keep costs down. I decided to have their dinner special. It was a tough choice, with a veggie burger and crab cakes staring me down, but butternut squash risotto won me over. And I was thrilled to have it. It was so flavorful, and the flavor just popped. Hubby saw the words griddled pork chop and was set on that. Although I wish we had caught this and inquired about the discrepancy in the menu, it was a little confusing why it states griddled pork chop with sweet potato bread pudding, creamed savoy cabbage, and warm marmalade glaze. Aside from the pork chop, it had regular grilled sweet potatoes, which were delicious, but the dinner did NOT have sweet potato bread pudding, creamed savoy cabbage, or any type of glaze. His dinner came with corn on the cob. That's on us; it's too late now to say something. I can only hope that other patrons who may be interested in this but receive something else inquire about this discrepancy. That said, although he stated the dinner was really good, thirty-seven dollars was a tad high for this meal. Overall, our evening went well. Hound and Bottles is located in the Manette area at 2109 E. 11th St., Bremerton, WA. Hound and Bottle is across the street from Saboteur Bakery and within walking distance of The Manette Bridge and the Boat Shed Restaurant. Parking can be dicey. As far as I know, street parking is the only option. Since I don't frequent that area, I cannot give my opinion on when are good and bad times to get parking. Here is another excellent way to support a locally owned small business. Aside from the confusion of the menu, I hope the owner corrects the menu or tells customers that the menu has changed. Our server was great! Please don't forget, Be kind to ALL living things 🌲🐾 Happy Fall and Happy Halloween 👻🎃

Food was good and served hot. I had a juicy burger and fries which were both prepared well. The crab cates were on the small side. The servers were all very pleasant and attentive. We ate on the tiny deck, with no view, but nice to be outside. The problem is the price. I don't mind paying a premium for fine dining but this is not that. The neighborhood around does not seem like they could even afford this place. We paid $70 for these 2 items. They were worth $50.

We're from out of town, but every year or so we make it to Bremerton, and a meal at Hound + Bottle has become a "must" for us each trip. There's craftsmanship in each dish and drink. The menu is tightly curated and changes seasonally with unique creations and superb spins on classics. The seasonal potpie is comfort year-round, there's sure to be an indulgent vegetarian option, and the specialty cocktails are always a treat. The space has a compact, intimate vibe that welcomes classy to casual. We've had so many wonderful interactions with the staff, not just great service, but also fun conversation. Each of our visits to H+B has been as unique as the menu, and I look forward to it every time!

Very dog friendly! Cute little place with a nice cocktail/wine selection. The food was good. Steak was cooked nicely, and we really enjoyed the sweet potato side. We ordered a burger for our dog (it was her birthday), and it was nicely prepared. The pot pie was good, but I did wish for the vegetables to be a bit softer and the crust to be all around and not just on top. I'd still order it again, though. Overall, it was a great experience, and I'm sure we will be back again!

I’m vegan, and I’ve been to Hound & Bottle several times, and it’s been fine. None of the food has been exceptionally good or bad. And to me, the price is too high for the food to just be “fine.” The mocktails are always delicious, and one time they made me a Pimm’s cup. I’ve also sipped a few of my family’s cocktails and they’re quite good. The best thing I had was a vegan sloppy Joe with chickpeas a few years ago. The vegan Caesar salad is good. They seem to have a housemade veggie burger on the menu year round, but it’s on a brioche bun so if you want to get it vegan it just comes without a bun… I had it once with the bun and even then I found it pretty dry and underwhelming, especially for the price. ($18 with a pickle and a handful of their thick fries [the fries are tasty and vegan]). We went yesterday and I got a squash appetizer without the crème fresh, and half the squash was undercooked (like so hard I couldn’t put a fork through it). I told the server and they comped the dish, but even the part that was edible wasn’t that great, so I didn’t really want a replacement. My sister likes the steak, she’s had it twice and the steak is cooked well, the sauce is good, but the carrots have been undercooked both times. She agrees that the drinks are better than the food. She also says the desserts are good. My mom thought the crab cakes were delicious, her Brussels sprouts were not undercooked. The people who work there are lovely, and it’s a good vibe, but it might just be a drinks & desserts spot for me.

THE BEST REUBEN IN MY LIFE IS FROM CAFE ALARA! I love all Reuben sandwiches from all over. I lived in New York for a while and had many especially great ones there. They also sell some cool artisan stuff. Add the charming old school service for a "can't wait to return" experience. Thank you!

Delicious Reuben! Sad I didn’t get a chance to try the Cubano but it was very tasty. Ordered via pickup with some friends and it was a great fulfilling lunch.

“Cozy spot with a welcoming vibe! The staff were super friendly, the food was fresh and flavorful, and well-prepared. Perfect place to relax and enjoy a quiet moment definitely coming back.”

Used to be my absolute favorite sandwich shop, but due to the last few orders I’ve received, definitely has changed my opinion. I have allergic reactions with sprouts, and although it’s not life threatening, it’s not fun to deal with. The sandwich I usually order does come with sprouts, but in the past it has not been a problem to have them removed. My last 3 orders I’ve put in instructions to not add sprouts. I even made a note of the allergy. ALL 3 times they continues to have sprouts. Highly disappointed

We had two veggie Panini and we loved it. We are going to come here at least one weekend every month :)

I had the best veggie sandwich here. I just recently had my first visit at Cafe Alara, but let me tell you, it won’t be my last! I’ve ordered plenty of veggie sandwiches from many places, and unfortunately I’m often met with lettuce, tomato, and maybe some onions. But no, not here…I don’t have that issue here. Cafe Alara’s veggie sandwiches are made with intention and taste incredible! If you’re a vegan/vegetarian and are looking for delicious sandwiches (we have options here, yall), come here and you won’t be disappointed!!!

I love this place. The food is always fresh. The lattes are always well done. The staff is kind and pleasant to work with. As a plus, they sell Cougar Gold Cheese which is difficult to get on this side of the state. Definitely check them out.

I need a place like this in Dallas. My family enjoy a great meal . Simple good testing American food with a warm fun and great atmosphere. The vibe of military appreciation and memorabilia of submarine is interesting. Have a great time .

We were there during the BlackBerry Festival, and the restaurant was extremely busy. Wait staff was working exceptionally hard and with all the demands she still checked in on us regularly. Food was fine, we all had a burger, tots and onion rings were over cooked. I’d be willing to go back and try again when they weren’t so overwhelmed, and would bet the food would be of a higher quality. Vibe was cool with all the ship paraphernalia and Photographs.

Got "boneless wings" for $19. Got served frozen chicken nuggets. I just set them aside and when asked if they were OK, i responded. Thought I may have been served food you make here. I could go buy frozen nuggets. They said "we will take care of that". They took $3.80 off. Thanks 🙏

popped in to get some wings to surprise my friend with (he’s mentioned this place having great wings several times). I also dined in during happy hour and had a cider + the special of the day (mini burger that I added cheese to). The person working the front today had a warm and professional personality, and the meat on the burger was especially delicious!

Initial service was slow because it was a busy Saturday night, but our server was nice, and the food came out quickly. Reuben sandwich was my first choice, but the oven was broken, so I had to pick something else. The burger looked good, but it was pretty tasteless, which was unfortunate. The bathroom (ladies) was clean, so that is a plus!

Cool place. Food was nothing special, normal bar food with some items on the higher side of pricing. There was only one server that we saw in the front area where we sat, so service could have been quicker. But no fault on the server she was great and as attentive as she could be with how busy the place was.

Went here on a Monday. Not busy. Service was excellent. Please check menu as online menu is wrong. I wanted the French dip but they no longer carry it. Waitress suggested steak sandwich with au jus. Had with cheddar not swiss and no mayo but au jus. It came with grilled mushrooms and onions. I substituted onion rings for fries. Bun was slightly toasted. Steak was actual cut up steak medium rare. Large chunks. Sandwich was fantastic. And rings were crispy and delicious. Hubby had calzone. No riccata cheese so weird for me. Garlic Parmesan sauce was not heated. He had veggies but I don't like green peppers but he loved it. Good size and baked perfectly. They offered 15% off $50 or more if you pay cash so we got a brownie and ice cream dessert for like $2 more. Very good deal. We took it home. But tried brownie. It was warm and delicious. Highly recommend

Higher end seafood restaurant and setup for groups and dates. The Manila clams were great, albeit smaller than the New England style I am used to. They came with butter and were a great appetizer. Rustic bread and butter for the table was enjoyable and better than most. I loved the thicker crust. The planked Silver Salmon with Red Pepper Beurre was outstanding. My only desire was the fish was on the reasonable but smaller side. It came with mashed potatoes which were also great. The vegetable side was mediocre. There was nothing wrong with them, but I think Brussels sprouts should be cooked in either bacon fat or garlic butter. Our server Timothy was knowledgeable and friendly.

I came here for a quick lunch on Thursday. I tried the claw chowder and pan fried oysters with chips. The clam chowder was one of the best clam chowder I’ve had. The pan fried oysters were okay though. I wished the fries were crispier. The view of the restaurant was beautiful since it’s by the water. The service was okay. I would definitely return to eat some more clam chowder.

We were looking for a steakhouse close to the Roxy Theater. Because Anthony's is a chain we were skeptical about dining here. What a pleasant surprise. The place was packed at 6pm! Luckily we had a reservation, and they had designated parking in the garage. We chose to sit in the bar, which is wide open to the main dining area. So every table, even the bar, has a view of the Marina. Drinks were perfect (Grey Goose martinis, Old Fashion and one of their listed specialty cocktails Syrawberry Wiskey Smash followed by a glass of Red Blend). I started with the hearts of romain salad (tip: get dressing on the side - otherwise it'll be littoraly drenched in blue cheese). We shared the Beef Tenderloin and it was tender and cooked to perfection. The kitchen split it for us and gave us each equal portions of sides. My husband did ask for a side plate of scallops - which they ended up putting on his steak plate (this was the only flaw). But they were also cooked to perfection. Pleasantly surprised at the quality of food. Would definitely recommend.

Great experience here on a beautiful Sunday evening. Sat outside where there maybe 5 other tables. Tom took great care of us. Refilled waters, checked every so often that things were good (they were), and was all-around attentive in the best way. I loved the pan-fried oysters washed down with a Farmstrong pilsner and my wife absolutely devoured her rockfish. Sure, it's not cheap but for the money we found it to be of great value. We'd definitely return if we were in town.

Loved everything about this restaurant. The fish is fresh and drinks delicious 😋. Sitting outside is the best!

Francesco was a wonderful waiter. So much personality, really heightened our experience. We will be returning!! Thank you 🙏🏻

Had a delicious Christmas Eve lunch at Anthony's today, and made reservations for 2 ahead of time. Today's service was very friendly and festive! We had their crab artichoke dip with Sourdough bread to start, with was warm and delicious with plenty of bread. I had their shrimp cobb salad, a long time favorite of mine. For lunch especially it was a large size salad, with generous amounts of baby shrimp, avocado, and blue cheese. My mom had their fish and chips, the fish was crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. She was very happy with her meal. We treated ourselves to their seasonal creme brulee cranberry cheesecake which was a nice way to finish the meal. The views on a sunny day like today were beautiful. For a nice lunch I'd recommend!