Kinship: a feeling of being close or connected to other people.Kinship is a modern American restaurant by acclaimed Chef Eric Ziebold, formerly the Chef of CityZen, and his wife and business partner Celia Laurent. Designed by Darryl Carter, the restaurant is located in an historic building dating back to 1907.Kinship's à la carte menu celebrates the rich diversity of influences that have come to shape American cuisine and inspire Ziebold.The restaurant dining room offers 59 seats, a private dining room for 16 guests, a 15 seat bar with lounge area and fireplace.
Hall's Chophouse is a family steakhouse and iconic Charleston institution. Decidedly old-school, this refined eatery excels in prime cuts of beef, luxurious raw bar offerings, and original takes on traditional sides (pepper jack creamed corn, sweet-and-sour collard greens). As for hospitality, it doesn’t get much better than Hall’s; expect highly attentive service and an eagerness to accommodate for all diets.Our recommended attire is business casual. For those casually dressed or last minute reservations (or walk-ins), we have walk-in tables set aside in our bar areas to accommodate. Baseball caps are allowed in our bars, but are not allowed in our dining rooms. Any type of cut off T-shirt is strictly prohibited.We accept walk-ins! (when available). Our full dinner menu is available at the bar. The bar is open until midnight to cater to the Charleston nightlife. We feature live music every night, classic jazz on select evenings and soulful sounds during our Gospel Sunday Brunch.
Reservations are no longer being taken on OpenTable. If you previously booked on OT your reservation is still valid & transferred to our NEW Platform. Please visit our website to book future reservations. We do not accept reservation requests via email. All requests will have to be made through our in house reservation system or over the phone, starting Tuesday August 8th. * Specific table requests can be noted, but not guaranteed * Dress Code: Smart casual or dress to impress. We are in Hawaii where attire is more casual, but we are a fine dining restaurant & request that men do not wear tank tops, & ladies do not wear visible swimwear. Shirt & shoes are required * We welcome children, but ask that they stay quiet & seated. Electronic devices are acceptable, as long as headphones are used. We do not have public Wifi access * Complimentary Valet parking only. No restaurant parking in Beach stalls * Reservations sold on third party websites will not be honored & subject to cancellation.
We are temporarily closed. The COVID-19 pandemic is a threat to our community, and this is the best way to protect our staff and guests and help stop the spread of this virus. By confronting this today, we hope to return to serving you and our community sooner rather than later.Our daily-changing menu, rooted in classic French technique, features the best from each harvest. We anticipate the cooler weather game of venison and quail, root vegetables and greens; the first springtime shad roe and the blue-green, live and kickin' soft shell crabs arriving a few weeks later, followed by summer's shell beans, tomatoes and okra. Regional, heritage ingredients and gracious serve have been celebrated here since our opening in 1982.
The Main Dining Room serves a prix-fixe menus for dinner and an a la carte menu for lunch. Our Tavern serves an a la carte menu and welcomes guests on a walk-in basis. Gramercy Tavern is a non-tipping restaurant. Hospitality Included. The restaurant features an acclaimed wine list and thoughtfully selected beer and cocktail offerings. One of America’s most beloved restaurants, Gramercy Tavern has welcomed guests for over 23 years to enjoy seasonal American cuisine, warm hospitality and unparalleled service. The restaurant is ranked at the top of Zagat Survey’s Most Popular list and has garnered eight James Beard Awards including Outstanding Restaurant and Best Chef NYC. Chef Michael Anthony’s seasonal menu consists of elegant dishes with a rustic influence that showcase the restaurant’s relationships with local farms and purveyors.
PLEASE NOTE: We welcome guests 12 years and over.Lahaina Grill is a contemporary bistro serving New American cuisine using techniques and flavors from around the world with the freshest ingredients from Maui’s local farms, dairies and surrounding waters. Voted BEST MAUI RESTAURANT for 28 years in a row. (1994-2021)Please visit our website at www.lahainagrill.com for more information and reservations.Top 10 restaurants in U.S. 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 - tripadvisor100 Best Restaurants in America 2017, 2019 - open table100 Best Restaurants for foodies in America 2016 - open table
Barclay Prime is a luxury boutique steakhouse serving a traditional yet modern menu in a comfortable & contemporary setting.
Opened in December of 2008, L'Artusi is the second restaurant from the team that brought dell'anima to the West Village.Executive Chef Joe Vigorito, Pastry Chef Jessica Craig, and Beverage Director Annecherie Saludo share their expertise in Italian cuisine and Epicurean Hospitality. Featuring refined rustic cuisine, a crudo bar, specialty cheese program, private dining room, and a walk-in wine cellar, L’Artusi offers guests a variety of dining options in a warm, friendly vibe.Our 110 seat restaurant, designed by Brooke Maples, features two floors of comfortable banquette seating, extended traditional bar, cheese bar and a chef's counter over-looking the open kitchen. Private dining opportunities are also available in our 2500 bottle walk-in wine cellar.
The Inn’s dining rooms are pure fantasy – a wondrous cocoon of luxury. Rose-colored, silk lampshades float above each table creating a private, romantic world below. The Chef’s creations arrive at one of the 30 intimate tables as if served by invisible hands, course after course, more dazzling than the last. From the award winning 12,000 bottle wine cellar, which includes the finest offerings from Bordeaux, Burgundy, California and Virginia, the Sommelier plays matchmaker between you, your dinner and the wine.The late Craig Claiborne of The New York Times called it “the most magnificent inn I’ve ever seen, in this country or Europe, where I had the most fantastic meal of my life”. Patrick’s approach to cooking, while paying homage to the lawmakers of Classical French Cuisine, reflects a belief in “the cuisine of today”, healthy, eclectic, imaginative, unrestricted by ethnic boundaries and always growing.
