1776 On The Green

Came here for "Tiki Night", which featured 0 carribean dishes and a single steel drum, playing the whitest selection of easy-listening suburban "rock" covers I have ever encountered. Not even a jerked chicken or curried-anything; quite disappointing on the tiki-themed menu. Food was decent but a little over-thought. "Hipster Fries" (see photo) were weird and unappetising, which is hard to do, to fries. Service was great and atmosphere fun, if a bit heavy on the desperate-singles-not-knowing-what-to-wear, side. The cotton candy and cake-pop tree dessert was fun. Cocktails were not the best (way too much orangeat in the Mai-Tais, making them taste like bathroom cleaner), but the wine selection is decent. Recommend the outdoor seating and the signature steaks. I would come back again, but probably not for another one of these themed nights, as this one sorely lacked imagination.

Amazing service provided by a great waitress. She recommended the watermelon pizza which hit the spot, light and refreshing. The space is beautiful, but a little pricey.

Nice new setting. Pleasant bartenders. Went for drinks and appetizers. Very small oysters. Mediteranian pizza very tasty. Pricy.

Food and service was excellent. Salmon was amazing. Parking was confusing, the entrance is at the south elevator. The hook to hang my coat in the bathroom was in a weird spot. And ps they don’t validate parking.