by lauren w. on I don't even want to give it one star, this place SUCKS. I will NEVER go back again. We went on a saturday night, with a reservation for 2 tables . Even with having 2 tables reserved (that we were spending $1800 on), we STILL had to wait in line for about 20 minutes!!! WHAT?!? Ridiculous. Anways, the reason why my friends and I always reserve a table is so we have our own area to be in and dance in without other people in our space. Once again, we spent $1800 on these 2 tables. Yes, we did have alcohol and mixers included in this price, but it was not worth it. The "table" (if you can even call it that), was about a one foot square with a tiny, crappy couch that could fit 2 people. The "area" we had reserved was nonexistant, it was directly on the teensy tiny dancefloor, with no separation at all. No rope, no nothing. Other random people kept coming over and sitting on the stools that were supposed to be ours, and our crappy server did nothing about it. The music? Rotten. That's really all I can say about it. Another thing -- what is all the hype about this unisex bathroom?? It was the tinest, dingiest, darkest bathroom I've ever been in. And who's bright idea was it it have only 3 stalls for women to use?!? The whole place was way too packed, all the staff was unorganized and rude. Don't waste your money.
by Lara R. on So I came here for the Thrillist Party as a part of Internet Week. I wouldn't review, since it's more for a specific function, but I understand this place is rented out a lot for organized functions... and so I am here. I thought this was a fantastic space. I loved the open dance floor and the way the tables were set up surrounding and the space above was great as well. Can't speak to drink prices since it was an event, but I liked the space a lot and the service was excellent.
by Hosea Manion on so i went here for valentines day and it was my second time going. the first was with my aunt an uncle last spring for lunch. they get an A for entertaining my 4 year old cousin, as well as returning the money that fell out of my aunts pocket. while i enjoyed my spring afternoon soup and salad a romantic valentines dinner is up for more scrutiny than an afternoon meal with family. Because the restaurant is a docked boat on the water the tables do not sit right so that's the first minus. we had reservations and still waited for a decent amount of time minus 1. there were 4 or 5 ladies in the host stand but not one of them greeted us when we walked in minus 4. We eventually sat down and ordered a bottle of Merlot they had on special for the evening. The waiter did not let us taste the wine, he just poured us both glasses and left minus 20. The lobster bisque was amazing. i could have ordered that for 3 courses and have been satisfied. the waiter was very attentive and kind, but didn't laugh at my jokes and kept placing his hands on my dates shoulder and upper back. i couldn't figure out if he was just being friendly or being a little too friendly. however that is subjective. the crab cakes were amazing. and the valentines dessert array was interesting. cheesecake was over baked but i can look passed that because i was so full from the crab cakes and lobster bisque that dessert didn't really matter. food presentation was beautiful, the food was cooked perfectly. my date had the veal with a sweet potato puree that was better than my crab cakes. overall i enjoyed this place very much. the night was beautiful, crisp and chilly, but then again it was February. even though we had the not so lovely view of Columbus blvd some may argue that it's better than the view of Camden, worst city on the east coast, although Philly is getting jealous. overall i would go back. but they'd need to hire more attentive hostesses, and put in some wine tasting training. lovely for a date, romantic and a great way to feel like you are out of the city. beautiful views and classy atmosphere.
