The Odeon

We were looking forward to lunch but it wasn't that great and was well overpriced. My bread on my pulled pork sandwich ($18) was baked so much it was hard throughout. We also had a new server that was being trained in. She asked us if we wanted some water and we said yes only to be surprised that it was $7 a bottle. No one said it wasn't complimentary.

Great for lunch, service was fast and very friendly. I got a chicken salad sandwich and fries and it was absolutely delicious and presented beautifully. It is a bit pricey but we'll wortg your money!

I really really liked CW. Came here tonight for the "Music for a Cure" charity event for the Millennial Society of the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation.

The place had a great setup. Lots of tables and a large bar with 2 levels of seating. I would assume that all the seats had pretty good views of the stage and it was definitely loud enough to hear the songs!

My table decided to go with a Malbec and some appetizers for dinner. We ordered the risotto balls, the mushroom pizza, the margarita pizza and the duck crostini. They were all really really good. I am very surprised that reviews said "don't come here for the food" because I actually really loved each one of the dishes. The duck was probably my favorite dish. It was served with pesto and caramelized grapes - very nice combination with the pesto flavor, the salty meat and the sweet grapes. Looking onto my neighbor's dishes, the entrees smelled and looked delicious. If I were to come back I would try the monk fish or a pasta. The prices were actually quite good. The four of us were stuffed and each had wine and when the bill came it was less than $40 per person.

The service was pretty good considering how packed it was. I only had to ask for water twice. I think Michael Dorf has done an amazing job and it was only fitting that this event tonight was for charity and he so strongly supports philanthropy through concerts!

It's a standard restaurant. Nice atmosphere and great staff. Food is ok not bad but not great. It is pretty pricey for standard food.

Went to the Odeon for a celebratory dinner with some friends who lived in the neighborhood. The restaurant with dark cozy interior but still felt spacious. The server and service was top notch.

The food was all good from the beet salad to the fresh oysters appetizers. The spicy chicken dumplings were well that. The menu felt uninspiring with the mix of fish and meat entrée and the ever obligatory steak frites. Everyone ended up ordering a burger of some from Brasserie selection.
The burger was cooked as ordered and enjoyable. Who doesn't enjoy a good burger though right.

The excellent service and good neighborhood location makes it a good place to grab a bite to eat for the undecided. Maybe not a standout as more of a middle of the road.