This location is the original. The pizza here tastes better than actual Chicago Deep Dish, imo. This is more of a gourmet pizza though.
Dried chicken wings and noodles with black bean sauce. I personally prefer it more Korean-style, but this was pretty good and worth a visit
This is "high-end" dim sum. It seems less authentic, but much higher in quality and cleanliness. Occasionally, you'll see someone famous here.
VERY delicious Italian restaurant. This is def fine dining so it's not cheap. Reservations should be made well in advance. Ask for experimental wine pairings. You'll be amazed!
Amazing food. I think this is Michael Mina's best restaurant. Great service, great atmosphere and everything is cooked well. Not the cheapest, but lunch deal is not bad.
Salmon Eggs Benedict for brunch is amazing! Don't order their bloody marys. It's good, but not amazing. Their brunch items are delicious.
This location is the original and is better than the one in SF. Some of the menu items are cheaper than the SF one also. Porterhouse is delicious.
Cheaper than Quince, but similar in quality. Great for lunch! Awesome casual Italian food. I'd definitely return.
Very yummy and cooked to perfection. The kitchen looks like an assembly line and is open for everyone to see. Great food. Great for lunch meetings. There's a reason why it has a Michelin star.
The food is decent, but it's worth the trip just for the churros dessert and the cocktails. AMAZING!
The restaurant has a nice view. The sushi is of high quality, but definitely not the best. Sushi Ran is better, but if you don't have time to hike it up to Marin County, this is more local
Great sushi and non-sushi Japanese dishes. My Japanese friend takes all her Japanese clients here when they are in town. I recommend the Chawan Mushi for an appetizer
