Restaurants near SHN Curran Theatre

This had to rank as one of the top 2 best steaks I have ever eaten. The service was A+ and the ambience was top tier.

Staff was very inviting and friendly. They provided options to enjoy their happy hour specials. Our dinner dishes were fabulous. Located across the street from a theater, we made our show on time without rushing. An added bonus, they provided validation ($10 for the 1st three hours) and a nearby parking garage.

Bisquits and Blues is a not a huge venue so all seats are great. A variety of appetizers and great fried chicken and Bisquits. Top music acts with a variety of styles. Servers are attentive and friendly. There’s a full bar which is great too. I’m so happy that they have reopened!!

Let's say that you, a friend, or a loved one is immunocompromised, wanting to get out and celebrate something special like a birthday, but can't: A) be in large crowds, unmasked B) must remain out of the sun due to medications, making you photosensitive C) unable to wear a lovely frock but can manage wearing clean casual clothes due to pain or constant doctor's visits and D) fabulous Don't be droll, darling, come to The Rotunda. Consider fashionable patrons part of the ambiance. The staff is kind, attentive, thoughtful, and looks you in the eye. (Hi Pam and Charlie, we loved you and your colleagues) The food: The strawberry butter is everything to that pop-over, and you will devour it post-chicken consume cup to warm your soul. We were fine with the truffle fries, but my love: the lobster bisque soup healed me. True story. We enjoyed one of their specials: the petrale fish with buttery lemon sauce was perfect. They made their own cous-cous like pasta, which danced with the earthy truffles to add balance, and the asparagus was crisp and fresh to clean the palate. This dish alone could increase skin cell turnover and make your hair shiny. But wait. There is more. We tried two pots of tea: Bali and Nuit a Versailles. I especially loved the latter, and I could almost hear Miss Marple whispering nearby, "More tea, Vicar?" Vanilla ice cream and Niemun Marcus chocolate chip cookie was enough for two. The set-up: go before noon, on a weekday if possible, and choose a table away from the glass ceilings. You will avoid the crowds (the cushy seats with the high backs and the enormity of the space also helps), plus you'll still be able to have a fantastic view. If you need more room, then choose a table under the glass ceiling and definitely choose to go in the morning. By noon, people start coming in, and at night, it may be busier (though even more beautiful with the evening lights filtering through the ceiling decor).

What a great place. Wonderful food and service! Can’t wait to go back.