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I
was
in
Ohio
for
a
limited
time
and
tried
to
get
a
reservation
here
for
over
a
month.
The
book
up
about
8
weeks
out
so
check
their
website
the
1st
of
the
month
to
get
a
reservation
(I
e.,
Jan
1st,
booking
for
March).
**Helpful
Tip!
Go
earlier
in
the
evening
and
sit
at
the
bar
or
lounge
area.
Those
can't
be
reserved
and
you
may
get
lucky
like
we
did.
They
do
NOT
allow
you
to
just
walk
in
and
stand
at
the
bar,
like
one
gentleman
learned,
you
must
wait
for
an
opening
to
be
seated.
After
he
tried
to
storm
right
past
the
hostess
stand,
they
roped
off
the
area
so
no
one
else
could
walk
in.
This
restaurant
is
in
a
historic
bank
building.
You
can
almost
see
where
the
bank
teller
cages
would
be.
It
is
hard
to
believe
that
banks
looked
like
this.
The
pics
online
do
not
even
begin
to
show
the
awe
and
beauty
of
this
place.
It
was
absolutely
stunning.
I
could
just
sit
there
and
look
around
for
hours.
The
detail
in
the
architecture
is
amazing,
like
walking
back
in
time
with
a
modern
flair.
They
also
had
salons
upstairs
and
turned
the
old
bank
vaults
in
event
space
downstairs,
but
unfortunately
they
don't
allow
you
to
go
into
those
areas.
I
can't
comment
too
much
on
the
table
service
since
we
sat
at
the
bar.
The
bartender
was
pleasant
and
answered
our
questions
about
the
history
of
the
building.
Now,
onto
the
drinks
and
food...
THE
DRINKS:
I
love
whiskey,
so
when
I
saw
that
they
had
a
12
hour
Sous
Vide
Old-Fashioned,
I
had
to
try
it.
Keep
in
mind
that
it
isn't
always
available
and
they
don't
tell
you
the
price.
I
was
surprised
that
it
was
only
$22,
but
I'm
used
to
steep
prices
living
in
San
Diego.
The
drinks
were
generous
and
although
the
drink
was
good
I
couldn't
tell
that
it
was
really
any
different
from
a
normal
old-fashioned,
but
still
worth
it.
They
also
had
a
fun
cotton
candy
drink
that
they
light
up
somehow
for
kids
or
anyone
who
wants
a
fun
non-alcoholic
drink.
STARTERS:
They
had
plenty
of
starters
to
choose
from,
plus
other
options
and
specials
on
a
smaller
card
that
was
not
on
the
menu.
We
chose
the
duck
confit
spring
rolls
with
an
Asian
slaw.
The
spring
rolls
were
crispy
with
a
rich
duck
flavor.
The
slaw
was
light
and
tangy
and
a
great
compliment
to
the
spring
rolls.
DINNER:
Like
I
said
above,
they
had
other
specials
on
a
smaller
card
which
had
a
44oz
Tomahawk
steak
for
$230!
We
did
not
get
this,
but
that
would
be
fun
to
share
with
a
group.
They
are
known
for
their
steaks,
so
we
both
had
their
dry-aged
14oz
NY
strip
for
$65.
They
cooked
them
both
perfectly
(med
rare
and
medium)
and
they
came
out
HOT.
I
hate
getting
a
good
steak
and
they
come
out
luke
warm.
They
were
juicy
and
flavorful.
For
our
sides,
we
shared
the
creamed
spinach
and
marshmallow
topped
candied
sweet
potato
casserole.
The
spinach
was
flavored
perfectly
and
not
overcooked,
which
tends
to
happen.
The
sweet
potato
casserole
was
good,
however,
I
thought
there
was
too
much
marshmallow
to
sweet
potato
ratio.
They
were
good
but
not
but
not
amazing
and
I
probably
wouldn't
get
them
again.
DESSERT:
We
ordered
the
Banana-Mango
Panna
Cotta
and
Baked
Alaska.
I'd
never
had
either
before
therefore
I'm
unable
to
compare
it
to
past
experience.
The
baked
Alaska
was
an
extra
special
treat
because
they
flambe
it
table
side.
See
pics!
It
had
a
good
cake
to
ice
cream
ratio
with
plenty
to
share.
The
Panna
Cotta
had
a
nice
light
vanilla
flavor,
I
couldn't
taste
banana
or
mango,
but
that
wasn't
a
bad
thing.
Its
about
as
heavy
as
a
pudding
and
had
a
salted
carmel
pour,
topped
with
crunchy
tapioca
pearls.
If
you
like
custard
then
you'll
love
this.
What
I
liked
most
about
both
desserts
was
that
they
were
not
overly
sweet
or
heavy.
The
desserts
were
very
generous-no
small
portions
here!
I
highly
recommend
this
place
for
any
special
occasion
or
random
weekday
treat.
Expect
to
pay
about
$100
per
person.
See
my
pics
of
our
drinks,
food
and
interior.
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