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Contribute FeedbackNestled within the Hampton Inn and Suites, this restaurant offers a mix of dining experiences, showcasing a menu that has its highs and lows. While the service shines with attentive staff, the food can be hit or miss. Patrons rave about the exquisite DP Burger, featuring high-end ingredients, while others lament the excessive oil and salt in certain dishes. Although a few items like the sweet potato bisque and pan-roasted salmon are well-received, inconsistency persists. For those seeking a convenient and comfortable dining spot, this restaurant may fit the bill, but a discerning palate might leave wanting more.
I stayed at the attached Hampton hotel on business and was looking for a great dinner where I could dine alone. I was told by the desk to try this restaurant. I walked in and was astounded at how beautiful the restaurant and bar were, it was during the Christmas season. I was given a corner table by the hostess which I loved. I loved the ambiance of the restaurant and was impressed by the menu (I have worked or consulted for some very high restaurants/retailers in Manhattan). I had a waitress, if I'm correct her name was Amy. She came off as very professional but in some ways sweet. She was a great waitress. She brought me my order perfectly timed from my cocktail to my wine to my appetizer to the entree and to the dessert. I knew I picked the right place when I ordered a Negroni and it was perfectly made. I had a great salad but I was most impressed by the cassoulet. I've eaten in Paris, Montreal, NYC etc. and it was probably the best cassoulet I have ever had. It was delicious! Everything else was also very good including my chocolate dessert. Unfortunately my espresso was poorly made. The flavor was there but not the technique. After my meal I felt so comfortable that I decided to stay a bit longer and asked Amy if the restaurant carried Amaro. She didn't know what they were and the bartender Peter immediately came to my table and explained what he had. To my surprise he had Amaro Lucano, a spirit from my wife's small town in Italy. Very hard to find. The bar has an awesome menu of wine, spirits and beers. He gave me the drink on the house and recommended that I try one of his drinks called a Boulevardier. It was excellent. Most importantly Peter was very professional and maybe because of my being in the food business too, he told me about the restaurant and gave me a tour. I totally felt his passion about his job which was great to see! Anyway he was a great bartender. In short, I totally loved this restaurant from its ambiance to its menu to its staff. Wish it were in NYC. Can't wait to go back!
Always a good time here. The French Onion soup is the best I have had. My favorite cocktail is Aperol Spritz here. Chef Yono, Dominick and the entire staff is very professional! If you haven't had the Bakmi definitely a must try dish!
Whether you’re in for the food or to make an impression on that client, prospect or sweetheart, this is the place to do it. Dominick and staff don’t miss a detail In making each experience unique — and the menu is the best in Albany.
Loved it had it for dinner last night and also for lunch this afternoon. The 5 stars were mostly earned by the fabulous staff. The bartenders last night two guys were very attentive. Today's waiter at lunch I forgot his name but was also great. The chicken sandwich and fried calamari were soooo good!! A must have. Will visit again from Manhattan this weekend
A top spot in Albany. Family run business. They care and it shows!