Wow! What a great bar to visit! Located in an old school house along with a number of additional…read moreeateries such as pizzas venues, burgers, pastries and brewery's. But this bar was exceptional! Our bartender, Andy was a hoot! Talk about a real Professional, bartender! This guy was top shelf. Personable and made killer one of a kind magical drinks. The bar has a real eclectic vibe and what really makes it badass is it's called the Principles Office. They are gonna move by October, so you have to check it out soon. Don't miss this great bar and check out Andy, he will blow your doors off!!

Located inside Ivywild School…read more The only time I have visited the Principals Office other than to retrieve an award. I love the concept of it. Fun cocktail menu as well. Didn't try any cocktails but I will definitely be back to do so. Ample seating but I can imagine it getting cramped on a busier day if sitting inside. Lots of outside seating too.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS PLACE. Service a 10…read more Drinks a 10 Location a 10 The vibe of the place is so chill but fun at the same time Favorite drink is their smoke show Will becoming back here for sure

Place is really cool great vibe nice people watching outside. Drinks were great. We didn't eat but…read morenoticed they sell s'mores packs so cool. Place wasn't packed but our waitress didn't come by often a little slow.

Drinks were good, bartenders were nice. But the aesthetic of the place is more deserted pizza…read moreparlor than speakeasy. If they are going to claim to have a theme like "the archives", there should at least be some old books around, or wallpaper of books, or historic newspaper clippings, or more framed old photos. Actually any kind of decor at all would better than this stark boring room. As of now, you just feel like you are sitting in some old basement with a few pictures thrown on the wall as an after thought. Happy hour pricing is a good deal though.

The archives is super cute! I love how it is moody and elevated. Great for an intimate drink date…read moreor hanging out with your friends. And the happy hour deal is fantastic! Also a great way to try a bunch of cocktails. $5! What a steal! Our server was really nice and the drinks came out pretty quick along with our food. My only complaint is that the truffle fries were cold and limpy. They were great.... Also the truffle flavor was nonexistent. And my chicken tasted kinda fishy and the batter came off. So obviously they weren't battered correctly. But if you don't count the food, this place is pretty good!

Wow! Great food (small plates, so share a variety - they're great!), amazing view, lovely…read moreatmosphere, comfortable seating, outstanding and friendly service (Rachel) and a table side chat with the executive chef (Dan) who makes the magic happen. Couldn't ask for more for our anniversary night out. They're up-leveling the menu in early April, but it's already so tasty! Had the waygu sliders, lobster-sweet corn fritters, shrimp skewers, and flourless chocolate torte. All superb! Next menu will be more locally inspired. It sounds great, but I'd go now before it changes as well, so you won't miss out on current offerings.

Giving one star for the view…read more I ordered my standard Grey Goose martini, very dry, with olives. They brought me a well martini with an orange garnish, and insisted it was Grey Goose. It was not. I've been ordering that martini for 27 years. After much discussion, the waitress agreed to bring me three olives. She did not want to take the drink back. We ordered the shrimp skewers and the corn and lobster balls. The shrimp was criminally overdone, basically seafood jerky. Neither my wife nor I could even taste the lobster in the balls, much less see any actual lobster meat in them. Lots and lots of corn, though. Very disappointing experience. The view was amazing, but for the price we paid, the service and food were substandard.

*Fascinating, cozy, historic setting *unique cocktail and…read moremocktail options *helpful staff suggestions Happy hour with my coworkers was truly enjoyable and memorable. The Sharable small plates were so scrumptious, each one more delicious than we could have expected. We will definitely be going back!

First off, I love, LOVED this place when it first opened and brought friend after friend there…read morebecause it is unique and fun, like walking into another era. However, the last time I went there (in 2024), we had a young man who was very rude serving us. He did not bring our drinks to us until one of us had to go ask him for our order! It seemed as though he may have been resentful, as our drinks were mediocre to bad - tasted like no alcohol - with hardly any volume...yet our bill - for only three drinks - was outlandishly high!! I was so disappointed and, frankly, embarrassed for District Elleven. How I wish I could have some kind of reassurance that this kind of thing would not happen again, so I would be moved to go back...the ambience gave me the best vibe being there, and that is an accomplishment in itself. A++ for ambience (and previously, also for drinks and food from next door); but now, F for service and drinks - so sad.

Service, atmosphere, and beverages were all wondedul…read more I will be back and recommends your name to mine.

The drinks were great and the theme was well done. Crowded so make sure you have a reservation well…read morein advance.

Hidden Gem! What a…read morefun themed restaurant. The pictures on the walls are so creepy but create a "through the rabbit hole" vibe. Entrance is interesting.. I will say we sat under the stairs so lady... be careful you can see right up peoples outfits when they are coming down. Should definitely consider tinting those windows. Food was delicious but large portions. Great if you are super hungry but for two girl friends we had a lot of extras. We ordered the: Garlic Truffle Fries Brussel Sprouts Artisan Bread Whiskey Sticky Ribs Bison Short Ribs Delicious but the ribs and fries were definitely my favorites... brussels sprouts were a close second. Waitress was great, made sure we were taken care of. Highly recommended coming here for a cute date night! Very dimly lite though so bring your glasses!! Overall 4.5 / 5 stars!

I recently visited this restaurant and had an experience that I felt only warranted 3 stars, as it…read moreultimately felt like a bit of a tourist trap. I have to admit that the ambience is really cool; you walk down into a basement to enter the restaurant, which used to be the city morgue, and while that's a little bit creepy, it gives the space a dark, velvety vibe that I think some people would really like. However, for a higher-end establishment, I found the service to be kind of spotty and not quite up to par. My biggest disappointment was the food, as we ordered two entrées to share and found both to be rather disappointing and honestly kind of bad, which was especially frustrating given how expensive they were. While it might have just been the specific dishes we chose, the combination of high prices, underwhelming food, and inconsistent service means I likely won't be back, even if the unique atmosphere was interesting to see once.

Beautiful views and ambience. The hubs and I stopped by for a round and intel, honestly. We were…read moredressed to go all the way, but wanted to see if this was a spot we could enjoy and return to when we're rooftop ready. Immediately, YES! Lumen8 is a great escape. The Golden Bee, Old Fashioned, and truffle fries were all tasty. The views are great, service is friendly, and I look forward to popping back in for happy hour. Cheers!

On top of the Marriott Element and Spring Hill Suites, an excellent rooftop bar with a very good…read morefood list. Comfortable seating indoor and out with a nice view. Service was during my first visit was outstanding: polite and attentive. Second visit, the hostess was not friendly and the server was not as attentive. The tempura vegetables were delicious and a large portion for the price.