Cuisine:

• Contemporary

The Grill Description:
Bar,Private rooms,Romantic
Parking: Available
Reservations: Recommended
Dress: Ties suggested
This English-clubby dining room, one of three restaurants at The Ritz-Carlton, is the perfect place for a quiet conversation---if your budget will allow. The wood-paneled walls house business travelers and families, some somewhat casually dressed, but the noise level remains sedate. The menu hits a fine mark between American traditional and American contemporary, crowning a roasted beet-arugula-goat cheese salad with honey-truffle dressing, for instance. Rack of lamb typifies main courses, which emphasize the meats topped with a choice of four different sauces (we like the particularly zippy béarnaise). Sides include house-made chutney alongside simple, fresh vegetables. Desserts like apple tart with cinnamon and gingerbread ice cream strike a seasonal note. This establishment is a reliable choice if a rich relative wants to take you out to dinner.


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