The Roof At The Durham

Cute boutique hotel with a mid-century modern vibe in the main dining room. The Bloody Mary was excellent. The food was meh. The service was slow. read more Cute boutique hotel with a mid-century modern vibe in the main dining room. The Bloody Mary was excellent. The food was meh. The service was slow.

Friendly, responsive staff. Food was good, although my wife ordered a kind of trout that tasted like salmon, which she greatly dislikes. The staff responded wel... read more Friendly, responsive staff. Food was good, although my wife ordered a kind of trout that tasted like salmon, which she greatly dislikes. The staff responded well to the situation by providing another option and not charging us for the original order. That was a great customer service gesture. Overall, was a nice experience.

We enjoyed our dinner. Nice experience but nothing remarkable. read more We enjoyed our dinner. Nice experience but nothing remarkable.

We had such an amazing dinner to celebrate my husband?s birthday. We had the salmon flatbread and oysters as starters which had amazing flavor. I especially lov... read more We had such an amazing dinner to celebrate my husband?s birthday. We had the salmon flatbread and oysters as starters which had amazing flavor. I especially loved the fried capers that came with the salmon. For mains we had the swordfish and monkfish,cooked to perfection, monkfish was definitely my favorite. For dessert we had the almond joy, crème brûlée and key lime, allvery delicious. The drinks were on point as well. Definitely had a very lovely evening, and would recommend the restaurant atthe durham for any celebration!

Was food even good in the 1960s? Probably not. But don?t worry, because the food from this restaurant can measure up to its most contemporary competitors. This... read more Was food even good in the 1960s? Probably not. But don?t worry, because the food from this restaurant can measure up to its most contemporary competitors. This Momo?s Fried Chicken French Toast is a great modern take on chicken and waffles. The chickenis so crispy, juicy, and thicc. In some ways, the sandwich format is even better than its chicken and waffle counterpart. Itwill absolutely satisfy your weekend brunch cravings. Indoors, the 1960s mood is really pleasant and almost calming. I stronglyrecommend stopping by for a brunch, but if you?re really looking to transport yourself completely into a different decade, youshould try the dinner menu. The ambiance surrounds you as soon as you walk through the doors. It?s posh enough for a great datenight and cozy enough for dinner with friends or family. The more I eat at this restaurant/hotel, the more I fall in love withit. Hopefully you can stop by soon and add it to your frequently visited spots.