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Our “Sandwich of the Day”, for the week of June 6th, is this beautiful Turkey and Brie Bolillo, featuring roast turkey, brie cheese, green leaf lettuce, vine ripe tomatoes, and avocado, with Dijon mayo. The sandwich is accompanied by a side of our special summer cucumber salad. Enjoy this light, healthy meal on our patio (or inside the restaurant) to kick off pool season!
We will be closed Monday, May 30th, in honor of the Memorial Day Holiday, and we will reopen Tuesday, May 31st, at 4:00 p.m., for dinner. (This means we’re closed Monday, May 30th, for lunch and dinner, and Tuesday, May 31st, for lunch.)
Additionally, in order to give a our staff a break during the Fourth of July Holiday, most of whom have been working very hard during the entire COVID crisis, we will be closed Saturday, July 2nd through Tuesday, July 5th. We will open for regular lunch and dinner on Wednesday, July 6th. Thank you for your understanding, and we apologize for any inconvenience this causes.
Join us for Dinner and a Diva, on Tuesday, May 17th and Thursday, May 19th, for a night of delicious food and performances from Giuseppe Verdi’s Il Trovatore. Enjoy a gourmet four-course dinner featuring hors d’ oeuvres, fresh salad, choice of two entrees, dessert, coffee/tea, and two glasses of wine, all for only $65 per person (tax included; gratuity separate). Hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar open at 6:15 p.m., and the dinner and show start promptly at 7:00 p.m.
“Il Trovatore, (Italian: “The Troubadour”) opera is four acts by Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi (Italian libretto by Salvatore Cammarano, with additions by Leone Emanuele Bardare) that premiered at the Teatro Apollo, in Rome, on January 19, 1853. Based on the 1836 play El trovador by Antonio García Gutiérrez, the opera is one of three considered to represent the culmination of Verdi’s artistry to that point. The opera was a triumph from the first night. Themes of obsession, revenge, war, and family are conveyed through characters who present dramatic contrasts. The central character—and the one who seems to have attracted Verdi’s interest most strongly—is the gypsy Azucena. (He had considered naming the opera for her.) The composer, who by this time had mastered the Romantic and bel canto traditions, took so many aspects of the opera (including fiery characters, extreme dramatic situations, and virtuosic demands on singers) to the very limits of current possibilities that, later, critics ridiculed the characters and plot as being well beyond plausible. Yet the music was transcendent, and the opera continues to be widely performed. Act II features the “Anvil Chorus” (or “Gypsy Chorus”), which has become one of the best-known passages in the operatic repertoire.”
Dinner and a Diva: Il Trovatore is sponsored by Ron Kite and Laura Brookshire. Make a reservation at 404-432-6680 or on our home page.
Give your mom, mother-in-law, mother of your children, or any other special lady in your life a day off from cooking and cleaning and join us on Sunday, May 8th, for our special four-course Mother’s Day menu. Enjoy your choice of each of savory soup, fresh salad, gourmet entree, and decadent dessert, for just $59.95 per person. See the entire menu here. We'll also have a perfectly portioned three-course kids' menu with fruit cup, choice of children's entree, and an ice cream sundae. See the complete menu here. Our regular restaurant lunch and dinner menus will not be served on Mother’s Day. Reservations for seatings from 11:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. are strongly recommended by calling 404-634-6268.
We’re a Diners’ Choice Award winner!
OpenTable diners voted our restaurant one of the best.
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Read what Broadway World has to say about our Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem show: Yellowstonezark, and the new "ranch to table" menu that ends on a sweet note with Berry Cheesecake.
