Artisan's Table

The Brunch Burger (not pictured) was blah def would never order again. The egg and the patty were overcooked, and the overall burger just fell short. Wings are still really good, but the ranch and blue cheese were nasty. Idk I can't explain it, but the blue cheese did not taste like blue cheese, and the ranch tasted "weak." I can explain it lol but just be happy the wings are good without it. The chicken and waffles are my go-to because they were great the first time. I'm not sure if my paillette has changed, but they seemed sweeter than they were last time, but it was still good. FYI, there is a 17% service fee/gratuity automatically added to all orders.

I went for an R&B event and the night was amazing. The DJ, Promoter, MC, and staff were all welcoming and full of amazing energy. They definitely created a positive experience for everyone in my group. It was worth getting a table, because the seating was at a higher level and allowed everyone to see the DJ and MC at all times. The fries were really good, however the Cajun Pasta and pasta with the salmon did not have a lot of flavor. The Southern mixed drink made with peach crown was really good. Will definitely be attending the next R&B event.

We had a reservation for an extremely large wedding party. Under the circumstances they did a great job. Tried hard to keep up. However 90 mins 2 people had to wait for their breakfast whom were one of the first to place the order.

My friends and I was looking for grits and this place came up on our search. I ordered the Short Ribs bowl and a coffee. It was good but I had to add the seafood sauce and some green onions. But it was delish after that! The rest of the table ordered Wings Shrimp and Grits French Toast w/ eggs, Seafood Biscuit

Attended for a special event, food was good and service was ok. There was a fee to reserve the table (which may have been part of the event), and the drinks were a bit pricey. We (my wife and I) had a burger, salad and wing app along with 6 drinks, the bill was $160. Other guests with us (2 ppl) had roughly the same food, different drinks, and their bill $270. Again, a burger, wings and a salad. In any case, overall, it was ok, but didn't seem worth the cost. Now the event was amazing, and that made the night. Music was really good.

Pretty limited menu overall. They combine the brunch menu with the dinner menu so half the food on the list isn’t available at any point in time. We were there for dinner. The food was very bland and badly presented. Waitstaff were stressed but it was maybe 40% full on a Friday night. Cocktails were fine. Don’t trust the menu online. Apparently it’s way out of date? I got the hummus which tasted good but was basically grocery store hummus dumped onto a plate with some pita and overripe cucumbers cut very erratically. The rest of my party got the short ribs which weren’t even good enough to bag up in a takeaway, and the Brussels sprouts which were fine. Wine was fine. Waitstaff was accommodating to half our party being late due to traffic and a switch on a side item. Overall it had like no atmosphere and I definitely won’t be eating here again. Was definitely expecting more, especially for the prices.

Finally made it over to Artisan’s Table! Did not disappoint. I was happily greeted upon arrival. Sat at the bar since it was just me. Amber made the best passion fruit mojito. I was indecisive about my food choice and Briana recommended the shrimp and grits which I’m so glad I got. Super flavorful and perfect portion. Apparently it used to only be on the brunch menu (which I hear is super fun) and now they have it on the dinner menu! Highly recommend for a night out before an event at the Kia Center. I will be back! 😊

The chicken and waffles was FIRE! The sauce on top is amazing and the texture of the waffles are so crispy and delicious. I got a loaded cold brew and it was not good, taste like a bunch of syrups inside. My husband & daughter got the salmon bowl & added shrimp for $8 and it was ONLY 3 shrimp but besides that it was good. The vibes were cool…

Just stopped in for a quick drink before our final show of the night and I was super impressed with their espresso martini. They do it with a coffee infused tequila and gotta say it is outstanding! No time to eat but drink service was fast and friendly. The atmosphere is nice, calm, high ceilings, dark wood, marble. All in all a great experience.

Came here for a week night dinner with some friends and it was nice and empty lol. No wait, straight to the table. Drinks were good, strong and tasty. 10/10 Wings were delicious, fried to perfection and sauced just enough. 10/10 The short rib was tender but I feel like it should've had a sauce, it was kind of dry. I asked for steak sauce and it paired perfectly. Their steak sauce is a little sweet but it elevated the short rib for sure. 6/10 My friend had the pasta. She said this was also a little dry so she asked for extra sauce, she raved about it once it had the extra sauce. 8/10 Overall a pretty good experience. Service was a little slow but I think they were understaffed for a slow night.

Came here two times. Once for breakfast and once for lunch. Both were amazing experiences. Sitting outside on cool February days in Downtown Orlando was wonderful. Service never forgot about someone being outside which is nice for a small place. The food is amazing. The SALMON BOWL - scrambled eggs, peppers, onions, cheddar cream sauce, rice, horseradish remoulade, for breakfast was a unique and tasty experience. I am hungry for another one as I write this, but I have never seen anything like it anywhere else. For lunch on another day I had an equally great experience with the Blackened Mahi Sandwich and Side Caesar Salad. Perhaps not the best fish sandwich I have ever had in Florida, but pretty close - especially for a place somewhat inland and downtown on top of that.

The bartender helped guide me through the menu, later management greeted us and suggested drinks. A great stop for cocktails & apps if your trying to pregame before a show at Kia. The honey sriracha wings are a must. I'd definitely bring my big back, back

Vibe is great! Our server was sweet and attentive. A little expensive but not bad, food portions are large. We went for brunch and were not disappointed! Pretty average overall, not much stood out to me, drinks were very expensive so we didn't try any

I went to Artisan's Table on a Saturday at 3pm. I made a reservation but, it wasn't needed, as there was only two tables occupied. It's been a couple of years since my last visit, therefore, I was surprised that they changed locations. Still downtown, but a couple of blocks over... a message on the website would be beneficial. We ordered a couple of cocktails and appetizers. Unfortunately, I was disappointed in the service; especially since I previously had rave reviews and recommended this place to friends for lunch. Unless it was on the menu, there were several cocktails that they did not know how to make (or would not). It was a brunch only menu at 3pm (no lunch option). Limited brunch menu, and the service was not the fastest (for an empty place); with dim lighting, more so fit for a romantic outing. There wasn't even an option for bottomless mimosas. Our waitress was kind, but service overall was lackluster and there's no special appeal that made us want to attend again versus some other restaurants downtown.

Food was good. But a little pricey. We happen to go before the show and it was happy hour. But if you order Titos vodka in a replacement vodka its $10.00. If you order a mule its $3.00 extra. So its still $21.00 for a happy hour mule! We won't be back. It was no wonder the place was empty.

Made reservations here to eat before the Bryan Adams concert as it was close to the venue. It a cute little bistro type restaurant. We were greeted as soon as we walked in a seated. The menu is very simple but still has plenty of options. The service was great. We never wanted for anything. The food was very good an came out fast. Everyone throughly enjoyed all their dinner.

The first time I tried out this restaurant was for a Galentine's brunch, and I'm so happy with the experience! The restaurant was very cute & had pretty flowers for the holiday weekend. There were plenty of menu options and my party had no issues in finding something they all loved. I personally ordered the avocado toast and it was easily the best I've had in a while! The portion size was perfect and the combination of ingredients was delicious The service was wonderful, and the waitress we had was really great about our orders and any requests we had.

As a season ticket holder to DPAC, Artisan's Table has been in my regular rotation for a pre-show meal for years. I don't know what has happened. I heard that the restaurant is now under new management. What I can tell you is that on our most recent visit my friends and I sat for over an hour after we ordered food and never received any. Our server, bless her heart, was stressed and overwhelmed, and probably dealing with many angry customers because the kitchen was so behind. Yet, she didn't do herself any favors by not checking in and giving us updates. I'm really disappointed because I really like this restaurant and I hope they are able to get their act back together.

I had high hopes but it fell flat. The restaurant itself wasn't very nice and the construction downtown was a maze. Give yourself a little extra time to get there. Service was kinda bad. Water was kept full but our orders consistently arrived at different times. My meal was cold by the time I started. I ordered salmon which was perfectly done but otherwise the slaw and noodles were bland. I did enjoy the mushrooms however. Salmon on a bed of mushroom may be a thought. The only reason I gave this 3 stars was my guests seemed to enjoy their meals. We tried this place because of magical dining. I would say don't waste your time. So many better options.

Well. The reviews from 9 years ago stand true. Just do yourself a favor and go somewhere else. If this was your only option for some reason, the shrimp app and the brussel sprouts were good. Otherwise....you'll get the blind cook's delight. I got the artichoke Caesar salad with salmon and my friend got the same salad with chicken. BOTH proteins were waaaaaaaaaaay over salted. The meatballs app were whatever. Cocktails were not good. Split pea soup was terrible...LOADED with sugar believe it or not. The burger won, although still not great. Apparently the mahi mahi is good but they were sold out. Service was good though! I will also say, the water on the refill was horrible...tasted like dishwasher.

We decided to have brunch here before watching a ballet at Dr. Phillip's Center on a Saturday morning. We were able to make a reservation the night before. It definitely wasn't busy at 11:15, which was shortly after they opened. We were a group of 7, and it we had no trouble at all. The kids both had the Fruit and Nut Waffles. It was huge and colorful. The interior has a classy industrial decor. We may have run the server ragged but she was very sweet. I would come again. The food was delicious. And it was a short walk to the Dr. Phillip's Center.

Went to Artisan's Table for dinner and had a good experience. The restaurant wasn't crowded, had plenty of seating, was clean, and had a chill vibe. Our server was very friendly and the food was good (nothing particularly outstanding but it was all good). Two things that I enjoyed a lot were the blueberry mojito that came with plenty of fresh blueberries (recommend) and the music.

I give this place a solid 3. I came for lunch yesterday, and decided to sit outdoors on the patio because it was absolutely freezing inside. They offer a brunch menu in the middle of the week, cool. There were a couple items that caught my attention, and I decided to go with the chicken and waffles. Huge portion, looked delicious, but the chicken was over cooked, dry, and had absolutely no seasoning the only way to get through eating it was to drench it in the sriracha syrup. I was also not a fan of the waffle, it was sweet and tasted more like cake than a waffle. The person I was with ordered the egg croissant sandwich and he said it was just okay. Our server Hugo was great, this reviews does not reflect his service at all. I remember coming here over a year ago for dinner and wasn't thrilled with the food/experience then either, so I probably won't be returning. There's just way too many other good restaurants to risk it again.

We went here for Magical Dining. The pros: They validated valet parking, some of the food was excellent, and our server was knowledgeable and friendly. We had chicken skewers and meatballs for appetizers, Pork tenderloin and braised short ribs for main course, and cheesecake and lemon cream cake for dessert. I thought the meatballs should have been served warmer but that is my only gripe - the short ribs were outstanding and all the portion sizes were generous. That lemon cream cake was also outstanding and I would have another slice of the cheesecake anytime. The cons: It was very noisy to the point that we didn't enjoy the atmosphere at all. The food was somewhat slow to arrive but they were very busy and the food was worth the wait so that is a minor flaw to me. Overall I am tempted to give them five stars but the tables are packed close together and the noise level made for an unenjoyable atmosphere.

I've gone to Artisan's table for years.. I am sad that the Japanese bowl is no longer offered. it was the best! they also don't have the violet mimosa anymore. the item that I was trying to order the kitchen didn't have rice.. bring back the Japanese bowl! I probably won't come back.. as I came here wanting that item and was disappointed in the other bowls they had for brunch. it wasn't up to par as old menus.

It has been quite a few years since I've eaten at Artisan's Table -- at least 4 years according to our server who let us know that's when they moved locations from Pine to Church Street! It was good to go back and see the "new" spot and try the menu. We made a reservation for lunch on a Sunday before a game at amway. We got some paper menus and ordered 2 pickletinis, a grilled chicken sando, and a roast beef melt. Soon after we ordered, a manager approached the table and let us know we were given an outdated menu and the roast beef melt was exactly the same but it was pulled pork instead of beef. My friend was fine with it -- and the manager apologized for the change. I did see that the roast beef melt is still on their online menu too, so it may be good to give it a refresh. The pickletinis came out and were quite tasty but only came with 2 little pickle slices on the skewer. Our second round of pickletinis only came with 1 little pickle slice. That was just sad. The chicken sandwich had plenty of pickles so it wasn't because of a lack of pickles. The sandwich was pretty good, I really liked the lemon-garlic aioli. My friend chose the pasta salad with her pork sandwich but the "pasta salad" was less pasta and more veggies which is fine unless you are not a fan of tomatoes and onions! The service was great though -- waters were filled and we were checked on and the server apologized for the menu mixup! Great spot to check out before a game or concert!

I was very excited to try Artisan's Table, when we went it was bustling for a Wednesday lunch. Inside and outside was quite full with diners and the staff was definitely running about getting people in and out quickly. We had a large group and were met with smiles from the team. The menu features an all-day breakfast, which looked incredible. Too bad I wasn't in the mood for breakfast because all of the items looked very good. I was also jealous of the buffalo chicken grilled cheese. It looked like a perfect combination of chicken and cheese and got excellent reviews. I ended up with the artichoke chicken salad, it was quite refreshing for the hot day and I definitely enjoyed the french fries. Next time, I would ask for no may as the addition of mayo with the salad was a bit overpowering.

We dined here using the Magical Dining. It was definitely not magical at all. Our, Crispy chicken, Shrimp Papparadelle, and Short ribs were mediocre. The Salmon was just awful. I had to push most of it aside. The side dishes were too spicy, so I had the corn instead. You can see by my pictures that there was absolutely no presentation whatsoever. The drinks were OK, but not much alcohol for an extremely exorbitant price. Our waitress was very sweet. Definitely will not be joining them again though. Magical dining is not what it is cracked up to be.

This was my 2nd visit to this establishment- last visit was 3 years ago. The service has not changed much from my last visit. I arrived shortly after opening and requested a table but was told I could not be seated because the kitchen was not ready. I then asked if I could sit at the bar and then was told the bartender needed time to get setup so I wouldn't be served. This was also told to a couple just ahead of me. Myself and the other couple stated we just wanted to be seated and will wait until kitchen/bar is ready. You could sense from the hostess that she was not prepared and apparently, the kitchen nor the bar were to prepared to tend to their guest. Hostess was nice and was not rude but you could tell from her tone that there was a lack of organization within the restaurant. There were 2-3 other tables of folks sitting before I was seated. These folks received their orders close to an hour after I sat down. Mind you I arrived 15 min of opening. I didn't have much hope as I expected to wait about the same amount of time for my order. I was meeting a friend so I decided to place his order in advance as he was running late. Waitress hardly checked in on me or my friend after he arrived. I try to be reasonable but waiting 20 plus minutes for a bottled beer seems to be ridiculously long. The food was mediocre. I also didn't receive a printed receipt which is not my fault for asking. Waitress had me pay via tap to pay. I noticed that the tip % was about 4-6% which I then changed to a custom tip as I do still like to tip when still receiving lackluster service. Waitress then tells me that tip is already included in the bill and that I can always add extra. I felt mislead at this point and didn't care to argue as I wanted to leave. Safe to say I do not recommend this establishment and truly hope management can correct all of these issues.

The staff were so nice, the place looks clean & they had coffee. They had a pre-fix menu, which is what I ended going for. For a set price you get an appetizer, entree, & desserts. Their shrimp wanton was amazing mix's of textures, sauce & crispness. Loved it. The short rib katsu with panko was interesting. It's was a little dry but when I mixed with the sauces it was pretty good. Interesting choices breading short ribs. The broccoli was delicious. The rices was good. My husband got a burger. He didn't have much to say. The dessert we took it to go. We had a show to see at Dr. Phillips. The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the check. Is this a restaurant or a gas station? When the check came out if you pay cash you get a discount. These prices are pricey. Why would you carry a lot of cash in downtown Orlando. Especially, in downtown Orlando where all the bums keep asking you for money I carry with some ones for bartender. I mostly carry with a cards.

We tried Artisan's Table for the Bite 30 menu. They have valet parking for church street that is $20, but the restaurant will validate so it's free! We were seated immediately with our reservation. The food and drink menu is seasonal so it didn't exactly match what was listed on the website. Our server explained the menu and took drink orders. My cocktail was delicious and just a little spicy. My started of the Bulgogi Meatballs had excellent sauce and sticky rice! I was intrigued by the warm German potato salad on the pork tenderloin but I would call it more of a honey and mustard glaze on potatoes. My dessert was rich and chocolatey with a hint of peanut! Overall, I loved how we weren't rushed but were able to sit and enjoy each course. I highly recommend!!

We came for Bite30 and the food was all excellent! The service was a bit slow which was odd since it wasn't that busy but worth it for the food.

Choices of places to eat before concerts at the Amway are slim pickings on Church street, but this is a decent option. DO make a reservation, concert days get packed quickly. They have started limiting the menu on event nights, but unfortunately that still doesn't help the service, which has been painfully slow the last few visits. Drinks were taking 20-30 min to arrive, part of the table got theirs, others had to wait another 10-15 min. Waiter was almost impossible to find he was running around like a mad man. The Brussel sprouts with goat cheese and bacon are delicious. Prices slightly high for what you get. Good location for show nights but wouldn't come here otherwise.

My daughter and I ate here before watching a show at Dr. Phillips. It's walkable to the theater and reservations are not required. It happened to be slow on the evening we came. The restaurant has subtle lighting and is quiet, for the most part, so we were able to have conversation without straining to hear. Our server was attentive and and knowledgeable about the menu. I ate a vegetarian quinoa bowl with roasted vegetables. It was delicious. My daughter had a burger and fries, to which she gave 2 thumbs up. For dessert, we split a Vietnamese coffee cheesecake...oh my goodness it was to die for. I will definitely return.

Had a lovely meal here pre Broadway Series. Consistent food and service keep us coming back. Enjoyed the Prix Fixe menu and they were kind enough to let us share. Artichoke Caesar was good but nothing special. The pan seared salmon was perfection! We also enjoyed the Mexican Mocha dessert. Cocktails were inventive and tasty. Also pleasantly surprised to see they could accommodate my 10 yo with a kids meal. Ambiance is loud and lively but this is a great Church street spot and we're grateful they persist!

We had a great time at Artisan's Table, after a show at the Performing Arts Centre. Lots of creative options and our server was very attentive. They also had a great selection of drink options. We'll be back.

We went to this restaurant during the Magical Dining promotion. There was still a problem with the scaffolding downtown so many of the ways to get there were closed. We parked in a garage about 10 minutes away and walked. The restaurant is very modern and industrial looking. Very relaxing and comfortable. There were people in various modes of dress. Some dressy, others relaxed. Let's face it-- it's Florida! For appetizers we ordered the meatballs and shrimp wraps. For main course the salmon and short ribs. For dessert the chocolate peanut butter torte and the basque cheesecake. I also ordered the flight of wine that paired perfectly with my food. Our server was great. The food was tasty and we will return when and if that dang dangerous scaffolding gets removed. No pictures. I didn't have my phone with me.

Food was Delicious, our server/bartender Jessica was awesome! Great service and delicious drinks. Always ask for Jessica super friendly and awesome service

If I could give negative stars, that would be the most accurate for our experience last night. The service may have been one of the least efficient, personal or responsive of any restaurant I have visited in the recent past. Beyond having our drinks not be brought for half our time, they actually ran out of bottled beer, had only one brand of Gin, and brought out a Shock Top when we ordered Modelo, and insisted we keep it because they ran out of any other beer option. We didn't want it. He left it anyway. We didn't drink it. Beyond that, our food was mediocre at the very least. The potatoes with the braised short ribs were undercooked and under seasoned. The Caesar salad was wilted, and the lettuce was warm. Overall, I'd avoid this place. You're sure to be disappointed.

AVOID EATING HERE -- This place is a joke. Food comes out one plate at a time. Soda and bar drinks took 45min to deliver, even though the bartender wasn't busy. Wrong food was delivered to multiple tables. it took 30min alone to sort out our checks with only three other tables . 2hrs to serve an 11 top one plate at time.

This might be my favorite breakfast or brunch spot. The bowl they serve on the menu is very good and the tequila infused coffee is great!

Very nice atmosphere! The staff was friendly and the food was great. I frequent here on my lunch breaks when I can.

One server for the entire restaurant and the food was simply mediocre. Got the chicken sandwich and it was pretty dry.

Staff was extremely friendly, parking was a bit difficult. Drinks were amazing my personal favorite was the in-house tequila infused coffee drink. Also tried the shrimp tacos and the lamb sliders. Will definitely be back

So the place is cozy and has a nice ambience. Drinks are ok and while the sauces for some of their food is good, they just don't know how to really add flavor to food. I had shrimp pasta and absolutely nothing was seasoned. The wings however were very good but even it wasn't seasoned past the sauce. A nice place to go to before the real party but don't expect much than that.

This place looked so good from the Yelp pictures and we were really excited to eat here. I'm not sure what happened but the food we got looked nothing like the pictures. If you want really expensive airplane food this is the place to go. I do not recommend. We ended up going to eat at the taco truck across the street after because the food we ordered wasn't even edible. We ordered the chicken skewers and Brussels sprouts to start. Both were very undercooked. Then we had the salmon pad Thai and the short rib for entrees and they were disgusting...airplane food is the best way I can describe it. Do not eat here if you are looking for good food...

This was my third time returning & not my last. Jessica my beautiful server was on point perfection. Upon dining magical, my experience was top tier service, incredible food/drink selection, and unique ambiance. Chefs Creations were delicious to the eye and stomach, cooked to perfection. See for yourself.. I'll be back.

Over priced cheap ingredients. The old artisans was way better. But the service is A++++++

Visited today for a special occasion. We had reservations for a party of 8 and were treated as if we were a complete surprised. Lights over our booth were not lit, they were initially out of any bubbles (making mimosas unavailable), menus were so recycled they were kind of gross, we were never offered drinks, I asked if we could order them and requested refills, there was a bit of a search for a wine key and ...of course it was of no consequence to automatically add gratuity! Now...all this said, the food was good. The seafood biscuit is delicious!!! Just an okay experience overall. I had higher hopes.

We eating hamburger and was delicious, the hamb has sweet bacon and the bread was amazing, very fresh, the beef was good not greasy!! It's recommended the service was great and it's very clean!

Went there a couple of weeks for brunch on Saturday. Place has gone down hill for sure! Hostess was extremely rude even though we had a confirmed reservation. They broke up our party even though we had confirmed group size in email a day before. Menu has been significantly reduced and the good stuff removed. Kitchen was still very slow even though the reason for the reduced menu was to expedite. Our server was great and we told her to call us for a new job...she deserves better. We used to love this place but unfortunately they've let it go down. Another thing unsuccessful business on church st.

Great food options for GF. They have GF bread, and lots of bowls. I had the Japanese bowl add pork belly with over medium eggs this morning and it was soooo good and celiac safe!!! Great bloody Mary's and coffee as well. Solid brunch choice. Would absolutely eat here again.

The restaurant had a chill vibe with elegance and comfort. The staff were super friendly and very good with their service. The food was all so good! Everything I tried had a perfect balance of flavors. They had decent portions and the staff offered opinions on what to try from the menu. They mentioned that everything on the menu changes due to the seasons and everything is fresh. I strongly suggest a visit to this restaurant!

My sister and I decided to check out the Bite30 menu here, and it was very enjoyable. Unlike some restaurants I've been to that participate in Bite30, we were given full portions for each course and not miniature sized versions. To start with, we tried the spiced lamb and hummus and the orange feta chicken. The orange chicken was tasty, but nothing special and could have used a bit more of the orange glaze. The hummus was fantastic though. The pita bread was perfectly soft and warm, and the hummus with the bits of lamb added in gave a nice texture to normal hummus. It was such a good combination of flavors. For dinner, we both decided on the braised beef short ribs. They were covered in a blueberry sauce along with some fried onions and were served on top of a bacon creamed corn. WOW! It was absolutely delicious and by far the best part of the meal. The short ribs were extremely juicy, fall-off-the-bone tender. The sauce on top gave a wonderful unique flavor to the meat. And let's talk about that creamed corn. I'm usually not a fan of creamed corn but wanted to try this, and I'm so glad I did. It was succulent, creamy, so full of flavor, without being runny or one-note. There were chunks of corn kernels and huge pieces of bacon. I could have done without the crispy onions on the dish, but I just pushed them aside and devoured the whole plate. For dessert, we tried the flourless chocolate torte and the basque cheesecake. Sad to say, the cheesecake is my only negative of the night. It was super bland. I don't like that style cheesecake since it has no crust either. And the sesame crumble was just weird. The chocolate torte was good though. Very fudgy and rich. I wanted more peanut butter sauce with it though. Chocolate and peanut butter is always a great combination. The restaurant is very open, to the point of being able to see everything outside downtown, which I wasn't a fan of. Not my kind of vibe. The service was wonderful! Our waiter was very friendly, attentive, and made sure to space our meal out perfectly. Really great overall Bite30 experience and great way for me to try a new restaurant. Ps this is in the heart of downtown, so be warned that parking is miserable.

Seasonal I had the steak and eggs with potatoes. Everything was seasoned very well and tasted great

This is a nice and cozy spot for a nice brunch or dinner. Yet maybe it was just the day I went but things felt just a tad overdone. Too much salt or sugar in every dish and drink we had. So there's not really any novel dishes at the Artisan's Table as much as there are reimaginations of established meals. We had some fried chicken and waffles and they made it unique with a sriracha maple syrup which blends savory and sweet that works surprisingly. Whereas the fried chicken and biscuits was a tad too salty, leaving me in a personal drought. Either way, Artisan's Table is a good place to enjoy a no nonsense meal but some dishes may miss the mark so pick and choose wisely.

This was an absolute terrible experience. In less then 30 minutes we walked to the restaurant got seated and wasn't greeted or brought water for a handful of minutes though the restaurant wasn't busy at all (strike one). Our server finally came around and we asked a simple question about the drinks as we found a TikTok and wanted to see if it was still available. Instead of a simple yes or no the atrociously obese snaggle tooth flamboyant racist server felt his opinion was more important to be said. After sharing how rude and disrespectful he was we asked him to leave from the table in pure shock(Immediate strike out) our table decided at that point it wasn't worth staying there any minute longer. Management was made aware of his behavior before we left. Honest between the menu selection being less then minimal and the drink option and the service is absolute garbage . . But if that's your thing you'll love ir here.

I have been to Artisan's Table before and this restaurant never disappoints. My friend and I came to check out their Bite30 menu and we were both delighted by the menu. To start I picked the fried green tomatoes with shrimp and arugula. Honestly I didn't not know what to expect but the flavor worked very well. The shrimp had a little kick to it but it wasn't too spicy. My friend ordered the chicken skewer. It was very tasty as well. The peanut sauce and mango pico were an interesting combination that worked very well. My main dish was braised beef brisket.. let me just say that the brisket was so tender you didn't even need a knife. The blueberry gastrique with the cream corn was super delicious. I paired my dish with a Pinot noir and I thought it was a good balance. For dessert I picked the flourless chocolate torte. It was good but a bit on the sweeter side for me. I loved the caramel and peanut butter combination. Everything was great and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this place.