"So… great space. Small but not too intimate. Food is solid. Classic. Tasty. Even elegant. Lost a star for timing. Two major events at adjoining venues. Didn’t seem to plan for being so busy. Service…. Where do I start. Above all. Trevor - bar tender extraordinaire. He was fast. Delivered. Kept tabs at the bat while the aforementioned poor planning, kept him sooooooo busy. But still. Personable. Delivered. Engaged. And was running like a pure athlete. If you attend a meal here. Trevor at the bar is your guy!!!"

"Beautiful location next to Segerstrom on Avenue of the Arts. The inside has unique lighting, dimmer, intimate and very quiet. Limited menu for food and wine. The service is impeccable and as such, combined with locale and ambiance it earns four stars. The filet (see picture) was a decent size, cooked perfectly but lacked seasoning and minimal of the advertised peppercorn flavor. Food wasn’t better than three stars. For one, wine and a steak came to $60ish. It was enjoyable but I’ll go elsewhere the next time I’m here for a play."

"Reservation is a must or will be setting at the bar. It's a very expensive place to eat but just a walk away from the theater. The food options is less but the salmon was the best. Yet, the chocolate mousse cake was delicious and pretty."

"We visit this restaurant before concerts many times. Now Menu have changed, poor choice and restaurant doesn’t have half of dishes. We ordered duck, they didn’t have duck from menu and proposed duck cooked differently. Final price in bill was +40%. Cheap method to push you pay more. Very disappointed."

"Amazing. Came for an early dinner before Aladdin and was blown away. Fantastic service, and the food quality and presentation were impeccable. The risotto was the best I have ever had, beating out Gordon Ramsey's lobster risotto at Hell's Kitchen. The Aladdin special dessert, the saffrom white chocolate mousse, was gorgeous and delicious. The short rib was melt in your mouth. Great experience."