Churchill Bar

The service is excellent even when very busy. Hard working team. The HVAC does NOT keep up so if you do go leave your sport coat or jacket on hanger just at entrance. You can bring any cigar in but the cost of the drinks are a little high.

This was a bucket lister that I didn't know I needed to check off. My coworkers and I had dinner across the street and came over here for a drink when we found this amazing cigar lounge. This has the aura of a lounge that Winston Churchill definitely would have patronized. The spirit selection was on point. The cigar selection wasn't great, but they did let us light our own cigars without a cut fee. I wish I lived in Denver so I could come here every day.

I have been here a handful of times and will continue to bring friends and family. Not intimidating whatsoever. Very comfortable and friendly. Be sure to go to the website for information beforehand. You can bring your own sticks or pipe. Purchase and enjoy a pour of your favorite drink somewhere between $20-$1000

Food is on point. Alcohol is reasonably priced and cocktails well mixed. Only downside is while this is a lounge where you can smoke. They have a very limited selection of cigars for an enthusiast. But if youre an every once in-a-awhile smoker, they cover enough of the banger selections to hit wide enough palates for you to not be unhappy buying one at the venue

Arrived at 9:45, ordered a bourbon and a Padron cigar. Great service, great cigar, and laid back atmosphere.

Enjoying the subtle complexities of a La Gloria Cubana cigar, paired perfectly with a rich whiskey, at the iconic Churchill Cigar Bar in downtown Denver. There's an art to savoring life's finest luxuries, and moments like these remind us to pause, breathe, and indulge. 🥃🔥💨 #CigarLife #WhiskeyTales #DenverNights #ChurchillCigarBar #LaGloriaCubana

Don't do it, don't be disappointed if you enjoy real cigar lounge After visiting Denver cigar lounges, I understood why the locals I met said they didn't have any. I tried this lounge and a few others. 4.5 is so deceiving, I couldn't believe what I observed and that they call these cigar lounges. I've been to so many lounges in the US and a few overseas. I have never seen anything like it and I don't ever want to see anything like this. I paid for multiple uber rides, hoping the city had one real cigar lounge. They don't, I wish the reviews were honest and at least have some indication that Denver opted out of cigar world and have these, not sure what to call them. None of them are upscale at all, it was so disappointing especially after a long day. Good luck

Expensive, if you plan on visiting plan on paying 3 times per cigar in any other lounge. Most of the cigars on the printed menu were out, I would plan on going to tablets where it would be far easier to update cigar prices and availability. The service was excellent the atmosphere is comfortable and warm.

I visited Churchill on June 11th as I was in town for work. The ambiance of this lounge is great. It has a prohibition-ish feel and the service is top notch! If I'm ever back in Denver and need to smoke a cigar I'll definitely be back. This place is worth a visit!

Came here on Valentine's Day to kill some time before our dinner reservations, and it was certainly a disappointment. The female bartender with the short black hair barely acknowledged that my partner and I existed. He ordered his drink and a cigar, and she served him his drink, forgetting his cigar. Another bartender noticed later that he was still waiting for it, and finally got one to him. Then, I ordered, and then she took the persons order next to me and served them first. She returned to me and asked me again what I had requested- a single glass of the only Pinot Grigio on the drink menu. Shockingly, she took another persons order and served them first, before finally giving me 1 glass of wine. My partner was then done with his drink and requested another. The bartender walked away, and then came back yet again asking what he had ordered. I wanted to leave her presence and sit at one of the tables, at which point she ran over to me to inform me that they were for "members only." Never told me members of what, and I certainly hope it was not Marriott Bonvoy, as I am, in fact, a member. After we were all finished and very displeased, we waited for her attention to request our check. She was so busy flirting with the man next to us that after a while, we gave up, and found the man who got my partner his cigar when she lazily failed to bring it to him. He gave us our check and she had overcharged us by around $20 with little apology, seeming drunk at this point. I thanked the man for removing it and for actually being attentive, and he informed me that he is very new and just doing his best. Terrible Valentine's Day experience and I feel very sorry for that man.

Wow, well I wanted to love this place as I've been once before and it was grand! However this time around all I noticed was outdated decor, staff who really didn't want to be there and a poor selection of cigars and menu items. This used to be the place to hang for a fine cigar and cocktail. Today it is tired and need some life infused into the place.

Great place! Ambiance is terrific and staff are very knowledgeable. Highly recommended.

We had drinks, dessert, and cigars after a business meeting, and this place was great. It is elegant and classy; located in the historic Brown Palace hotel in Downtown Denver. An added bonus was the crowd from the Denver Broncos game made their way over to the Churchill after the Broncos game, so the energy was high, and the atmosphere was fantastic.

This is a please miss. They don't take reservations. Yet on the last visit 1/2 the place was " reserved " and for over an hour those seats remained empty. The " manager" gave us an " oh well" and didn't even try to accommodate. I guess they don't need the business so skip it.

Incredible ambiance! Very classy and well maintained. The staff was excellent and the cigar selection was fair across all categories. My absolute favorite was the Crabcake appetizer!

A nice quiet place to enjoy a cigar. Bring your own cigar or they have a great selection.

Impeccable Cigar lounge atmosphere tucked away in the ultra upscale Brown Palace Hotel (part of Marriot's Autograph collection). This is an old school Cigar lounge with plush leather couches, tasteful artwork, and well-appointed furnishings. Don't get me wrong, this place isn't stuffy or uptight. It's relaxing and welcoming. They have a full bar with an extensive list of classic and modern cocktails. Cigars can be ordered off the menu ( not a fan of this) and they bring you a nice cutter, matches, and cedar to get your stick fired up. I find their cigar prices on the expensive side and recommend bringing your own if possible. There's no walk-in humidor and their selection is thin. The staff is excellent and attentive. Prepare to be taken care of. Overall excellent experience and will make this my lounge of choice when in the Denver area.

Cigar lounge of days gone atmosphere , Not a big selection of sticks but did find a good Arturo Fuentes and there make a good old fashion with a sleeve t selection of Bourbons to choose from. .

This is a well-ventilated cigar bar. I came to Churchill's one-night last week after a beer at the Ship Tavern. This was a more cozy spot and I sat at the bar and had a light dinner here. I had the chicken bites with waffle fries and it was nothing to write home about-- OK to eat but really kind of forgettable. I also opted for a Michelob Ultra which is basically beer-flavored water. Why did I torture myself with a tasteless beer? For less calories... *sigh* Anyway, the bartender was kind and I found this an enjoyable spot to land for dinner and a beer on a random weekend evening in Denver.

Churchill Bar is a great spot in Denver to enjoy a fine cigar. Atmosphere is relaxing, service was on point.

Thank you Churchill Bar! If in Denver, you owe it to yourself to stop in the Churchill Bar in the Brown Hotel. Order a fine scotch ( neat) & a great cigar, sit in a leather chair and take it all in. Talk to a stranger and enjoy the moment!

I've been a semi-regular here for probably close to a decade (if not longer), and it's definitely one of the nicer cigar bars in town. Cigar selection is smaller than a lot of other cigar bars, and the prices aren't what you'd call cheap (same goes for their drinks). Ambience is quite nice, however the seating is a bit limited on weekend evenings. My biggest peeve with this venue is that they close WAY too early--open only 'til 11:00, which means they're doing last call just after 10:00 (last time I was there, they were actually doing last call at 9:30, and on a weekend night...really?). It's like the place is run more for the convenience of the employees than the guests--I couldn't tell you how many times I've watched people wander in around 10:30, only to be told they can't get a drink...very disappointing.

I was craving onion soup on my recent trip to Denver and found this spot 2 blocks from my hotel. I've walked by the Brown Palace several times recently so it gave me a great reason to check out the property and get some dinner. I was seated quickly and had a drink in less than 5 minutes. Ordered the onion soup and a club sandwich. The soup came out luke warm. Flavor was ok but the cheese wasn't fully melted and the temp of the soup itself made for a very poor bowl. I ate about 1/3 of it before giving up. Credit to the staff for removing it from my bill with no question. The club was also disappointing. It looked like who ever put it together was blindfolded while assembling it. 3/4's of the meat was on one side of the sandwich. Taste was decent but presentation was atrocious. It's also important to note that this is a cigar bar. I used to enjoy them and don't mind the smoke but if you're sensitive to it then avoid this spot as virtually every table was smoking. Overall, it was a ok spot in a cool hotel. I'll probably give it another shot and try something else but the first trip was disappointing.

Story time! There we were, all dressed up and nowhere to go... Until Churchill. Dressed in "elegant evening attire" (the bride's words, not mine), my friends and I wanted to grab a drink prior to a wedding ceremony somewhere near Civic Center Park. It was 3:30 pm on a Saturday so options weren't plentiful, but the Brown Palace seemed like the perfect fit for our outing. We walked through the lobby and stumbled upon a giant tea party full of families and little girls that seemed picked out of a fairytale. We found our way towards the back to the bar entrance which smelt of cigar smoke. At first we were worried to show up to the wedding wreaking of smoke, but in the end decided it simply added to the atmosphere. Also, the ventilation seemed pretty good so the smell wasn't too heavy. Finding our spot at a round table in the back with oversized leather chairs to sit upon, we felt like high rollers. I ordered a whiskey cocktail, while others at my table enjoyed vodka martinis and whiskey on the rocks. We were also served olives stuffed with cheese, as well as mixed nuts. No one in my group smoked cigars, but there were a few gentleman nearby puffing away. All in all, it was the perfect choice for our afternoon rendezvous. There are no restrooms inside the bar, so you need to go next door to the restaurant for that. I'm so happy to have discovered this spot and would definitely return when the time is right again. The End.

When visiting having a stogie is a must especially when you are in the downtown area, very welcoming staff, several different classes of folks, some in suits some in jeans, few ladies but the drink specials and stogies are a must try. Had a Hennessy Privilege in a swisher and a cohiba, good 45min smoke while shooting the shit with a fellow co-worker. The decor is fairly old but well maintained, allot of wood panels, bright inside, dark when entering with several pictures and memorabilia in the outside corridors. Definitely a must stop by if in town, vaping, cogarettes and stogies are all welcome here Stogies **** several brands, Price $$ Service **** Ambiance **** definitely old school feel

A cigar lounge at a nice hotel. What a concept! Decent selection of cigars and spirits including Laphroaig 16, and impeccable service. They have a couple TV's if you have to catch up on the days sports. Comfy leather chairs and sofas and Crystal ashtrays for your pleasure. If you're staying at the hotel no need to venture.

A cigar lounge that is spacious, well ventilated with a full bar. This is located INSIDE the Brown Palace. You are welcome to bring your own cigars and they do not charge you a cut fee. While they do have some cigars on hand, their selection is limited. They do not have a large walk in humidor. They have maybe 10-15 cigars off a menu. They are good cigars tho but you will not find the latest cigar darling on their menu. I would say their drink menu is more impressive than their cigar menu. I came in late, around 10pm, and it was very quiet. A few tables are occupied, and there were only 2 cigar smokers. The drink service was quick and efficient. I was left alone to enjoy my cigar and I happily filled that hour with plumes of blue smoke.

Do not miss out on this little gem of a spot in Denver. It's a classy, cigar bar in a beautiful, historic hotel in downtown Denver. The bar host, Ibrahim, is a total gentleman and will make sure he finds you a seat. The cocktails are a bit pricey, but if you bring your own cigar, there's no cutting fee. Forgot your cigars? They've got you covered with a great selection of options. They also have a great selection of bar bites...which includes bbq boa bun, French fries and nuts. We loved this place so much we went back two nights in a row!

Very nice atmosphere. Intimate, yet quite small so beware if you're going with a big group. The drinks were interesting and unique but pricey. Limited selection of tequila which was a bummer.

This cigar lounge is amazing. Great atmosphere and Ibs is the absolute best there is. His service is second to none. My wife and I used to go here often but took about a 8 month break with Covid. Came back and Ibs recognized us on the spot and remembered our drink and cigar order like we never left. He always leaves us feeling appreciated and valued as guests.

Comfy, upscale, old school cigar bar. Picture it: Oversized worn in leather couches and arm chairs, along with some tables/chairs, a big bar and large humidor. It is floor to ceiling wood, leather and cigars. It works. Great ventilation system (translation no clouds of smoke lingering in the room). Fantastic service. You can order from the Palace Arms menu, but if you want free eats they will bring you stuffed olives (blue cheese), smoked almonds and Cajun mix if you need something to nibble with you drink and stogie. Awesome experience!

First time here, and loved it. My host Albram was great checked on all the guest several times. Nice collection of scotch, limited cigar collection but not a deal breaker. No cutting fee..Right on guys, although I didn't bring my own, it's nice to know there's no cutting fee. Observation for the management, the bartnerner was too loud with customers sitting at the bar area. Please keep the conversation little lower.

Relax on a comfy leather couch smoke a great CIGAR drink some whiskey on the rock chat with friend. Order Calamari for appetizer. Love it perfectly cook! Great service staff. RELAX!! This is HEAVEN!!!

One of the last indoor cigar bars in Denver! And, a historic and great place for a drink and cigar! The food was really good as well. Wish they still had the oysters Rockefeller on the menu. But, we had a burger, chicken sandwich and club sandwich, all of which were delicious. The bartender was outstanding, knowledgeable and great to talk to.

Very good cigar selection. Comfortable lounge with a nice variety of liquor and food choices. Comfort is the key word.

The new owner has to get it together. One waiter in Churchill's may cut your cost but the service for $15-$20 drinks suffers big time. Seeing the waiter run around is like being in a diner, and they also bus their own tables. This is The Brown Palace right? Your strategy is failing big time! This place is no longer high end. Figure it out!!!

Ideal spot for a smoke and a drink, very few such options left in Denver. Leather and wood old school fat cat lounge, the ambience is classic. Complimentary bar snacks (by request), bleu cheese olives, smoked almonds, and snack mix. Who does that anymore!? Good whiskey selection. They try to complete with the craft cocktail scene and have an inviting menu, but the results aren't par for Denver. Not bad, just pricey and mixed by obviously traditional bartenders, not mixologists or enthusiasts. I did enjoy the Grand Manhattan, though it is not a Manhattan, no vermouth. Really an Old Fashioned with Luxardo cherry syrup. The $18 is justified only by the fanfare of the drink served in a short glass, accompanied by an additional pour kept in an ice bath. Not my favorite drinking place, but certainly and exceptional smoking place.

This place is awesome! The bartender the super friendly and even track down some fresh mint for my friend's Mojito. The hotel has an old hunted vibe, and the cigar lounge as a throwback old nostalgic feel also with dark wood, oversized chairs and a well stocked bar. Add to the mix, they serve Jordan Cab by the glass, and I think I found my new Denver home.

I am only reviewing this on the cigar side. I have been going to cigar lounges ever since I was a pup. Variety of cigars are limited and the price is outrageous. I have been in over 100 lounges in my time and this is the only one I would tell you to avoid. Please pardon spelling bark to text

The cigars are extremely overpriced and marked up by about 400% compared to a regular cigar shop, $35 for a Fuente 858 which is typically $7? Get out of here. Also their cigars are not properly humidified. the wait list to get in was more than SEVEN hours. Don't even waste your time unless you plan to drink a lot stone of the other bars in the hotel while you wait to pass the time. But it was also worth the wait. Definitely bring your own cigars. The pictures on Yelp don't do the place justice it looks like total junk on Yelp pics but IRL it is fantastic! Ambience is outstanding but I can only in good conscious leave 3 stars bc of horror show wait time and insultingly overpriced cigars. If you put ur name in early and BYOC then you will have great time

Churchill bar is your stereotypical cigar bar. Older clientele, GOP politics in the air, and a solid whiskey and cocktail list. The list even includes some awesome icewine and dessert wines I haven't seen anywhere else. Get the couches if you can - the leather is soft and just sucks you in. Service is friendly without being overbearing. They have a good cigar selection, but there is no ceremony to it like at Nicky Blaine's in Indy or other spots. It's the Brown Palace, so you know it ain't cheap.

I definitely felt as if I had walked into somewhere in the UK when I entered this bar. A small group of us on a work trip wanted to find a good spot for a cocktail and yelp sent us to the Churchill Bar. To get to the bar, you have to walk through a wonderful lobby filled with luxury and beautiful adornments. It's gorgeous! I should have known that it might have been smokey in the bar - I really don't like leaving locations smelling of smoke (I'm spoiled to have lived in many cities where that is being done away with...). I never think of this anymore since Chicago is smoke-free, plus I was searching yelp based upon star reviews and not written reviews....PLUS, some people are calling this a 'cigar room', but it wasn't listed this way on yelp. Oh well, my own fault... I thought that the wine list wasn't quite as varied and long as I would have hoped for a bar in a hotel, though I suppose this is where you go for a cocktail or scotch as I've seen reading the other reviews... Service was slow though we were the only ones in the bar and I think that it's pretty expensive for the selection (of wine). Overall, a cute spot in a lovely building, but I think I would have enjoyed my drink in the lobby bar instead. Worth a look if you want a cigar, though...

This is a great location to sit and enjoy a fine cigar. They always treat us great, have an attrntive staff, and get everything you ask for. Abraham always seems to be on duty, is fast and efficient, making him one of the finest accents to this really wonderful space. A must for anyone who smokes cigars in Denver to visit.

I thoroughly enjoy this place, the ventilation in the cigar bar was great, normally when you're going to some cigar bars you wind up smelling the other guys Cigar more than yours, this place is luxurious, also the food is great I enjoyed the prime rib sandwich

Kudos to the Brown Palace Hotel for maintaining a traditional cigar bar inside its majestic doors. What a place to relax, enjoy a beverage and smoke a great cigar. Service was excellent, the decor is like going back in time, seating is comfy and the drinks excellent. Try the Palace Mule for a refreshing drink with your cigar!

I have been here before and this place is a must stop on your tour of downtown. Tonight I came with 12 people at 10:45 and the hostess turned us away. She said we close at 11 and we can't fit you in. With drinks and cigars I'm sure we would have spent $75 a piece and she didn't care. This is a historic place downtown and you should check it out l, but don't expect service that's above par.

I went here with a couple friends and enjoyed a nice cigar and a couple of cocktails. I had a Stetson Hat cocktail which was fantastic. I will definitely be returning again.

If I were to review Churchill's ten years ago they would've been rated four stars. Sadly, no longer. As CO loses more and more cigar bars there are more limited options and Churchill's is only one of two that are downtown. (That I know of, if anyone knows of any other than this and the other Than Delany's please let me know) because of the limited options, especially in the winter, we were on a quest to satisfy our cigar cravings. As always, we pack our own cigars because options are almost always limited in bars so I won't pretend to know much about the selection but it looked limited but on the higher end. It is a nice classic cigar bar lounge. i.e. Large sized leather lounge chairs and couches, dark wood, and more classic drinks such as scotch on the rock, whiskey and what not as opposed to the nouveau drinks you find otherwise. Obviously this makes sense with the ambience and the drinks are still very good. With that said, there is a fine line between a great comfortable leather chair that looks worn in, and a leather chair that is too worn in and is no longer comfortable. This is a bar designed to look "older" and I love that, but a well designed revamp would do wonders to update the classic look without looking "new" and modern. Some updated "man leather" furniture would still look classic and timeless but wouldn't actually be worn out. This would do wonders for the place, to update without looking updated. Our waitress was ok. Mildly attentive and considering the bar wasn't empty but certainly not overly crowded the service was decent. Not paired with what I would expect for the price. At 11pm I'm sure they are tired and ready to go home but at least act like you are happy to be there. Watching all of the service members look depressed was a tad depressing. What bar has last call at 11:00 on a Saturday? The demographic has also changed quite a bit and I love a great classic old style "Mad Men" bar. It used to look this way and ten years ago someone in a hoodie and baseball hat wouldn't come here but somewhere along the line in society this is somehow ok everywhere, apparently including a bar/lounge that used to cater to businessmen who dressed as such and women with heels and nice dresses, not like they accidentally stumbled in from two blocks down. This affected the ambience for me as well. I just don't understand why people do that. Look, there is a place for everyone. If you prefer a more "hipster" place this isn't for you, if you want to impress people or like dressing up and are that kind of person, then go here. Not to be a self-fulfilling prophecy but if your outfit makes you feel uncomfortable here, then you probably should go somewhere else. This just isn't that kind of lounge. It's a quiet lounge that is obviously meant for older businessmen with money or at least like looking that way. If you roll in with an Affliction t shirt and see a man with his colleagues wearing cuff links, you aren't in the right bar anymore than he would feel comfortable at a place you liked so take it for what it is. That is honestly not meant to be an insult, it is just that kind of place. To each his own and if you aren't a fan of d-bags, you wouldn't like it anymore than a d-bag would like a more modern and hip place. I prefer quiet, businessmen d bags. I'm ok with that. I like to be in my element and if a place that caters to old snobbery isn't your jam, you won't like it much. But I'm not 22 anymore so I'm ok with not being cool. :) Overall a nice classic cigar bar is always appreciated, but I miss the Churchill's that use to be, not the Churchill's of today aside from the good drinks and that they still fit the theme of the Brown Palace I miss the cigar lounge of yesterday. If a person really wants a great cigar lounge and location doesn't matter, I would recommend Del Frisco on the south side of Denver in the tech center.

I love this place..it has a great ambiance and decor. I definitely will come again the next time I am in Denver, CO. My only issue was the service was really slow, but it looked like they only had one server with another lady in the back. I would give it 5 stars if I had faster service. A must stop in Denver if you like booze and cigars!!

Very upscale, great atmosphere, all around a great experience. Food was excellent, along with a quality cigar menu. Great place if your looking to wind down, puff on a cigar, have a meal, and participate in some lively conversations.

This place reminds me of the Driskill in Austin, TX, but with more soul and cigars! The decor is rich, the food is delicious, the cocktails are magical, and the cigars are the cherry on top! If I had know that this bar or Brown Palace Hotel existed, I would have definitely booked my room here during my work's conference. Such a beautiful, classy place, with more character than anywhere else! Perfect place to stay while in Denver or to simply go out with work colleagues to wind down after a long day. I will certainly be looking for an excuse to get back to Denver asap ;)

I would have been an ass not to visit as Churchill cigar bar. Opened since 1996, beautiful classic cigar lounge where you can still order food. The services here is freak awesome. Thank you, Denver!!!!

Found this little gem while in Denver for a conference. Very cool feel, looks like the place hasn't changed is the prohibition era. You'll find a lot of old money hanging out here and in the hotel lobby lounge area. Drinks were on point also, they had a great variety of spirits and smokes. I stuck the the Breckinridge Bourbon with my Aging Room Bin No.1 which I picked up from Jerri's. I will definitely be back next time I'm in Denver!

Old school, but not as Churchillian you might think. One of the few places left in the USA where you an light up inside. I don't smoke, except for the occassional cigar 5-6 times a year. Here they have a solid selection, torch lighters and servers who know their stuff! Its clubby, but I take issue with the blonde wood, c1985. I would much prefer a dark mahongony look. Stil its tony and plush and the coushy couches and chairs are great. Plus, typically great food service you'd expect from The Brown Palace.

It's small and dark and the chairs are thick leather so you'll feel important. my Dad once told me that these kinda bars are the kind that a man would take his mistress, and as i'm typing this, i'm wondering why he thought that. Shit.

I love smoking cigars and going to cigar bars, so I'm always looking for somewhere new and good to go. Churchill's is located inside the Brown Palace (just go thru the lobby and thru a set of double door's and there you go). It's very nice in there and feels like an old school bar. Everything is covered in wood and there's a few nice chandeliers. A very nicely stocked bar with a avery cool bartender in attendance. He came by several times to see if we needed anything and brought out a very nice assortment of nuts to snack on. They had a good portion of the wall covered in cigars for sale. There were some nice brands in there, although we didn't purchase anything so I'm not sure how their prices were. I brought my own. Prices on drinks were about what you'd expect. $8 for mixed drinks, so nothing too exorbitant (or cheap). Just writing the review is making me want to smoke! I'll be back.

I have been coming to Churchill's for years! I love this place! However, at my last visit, I was sorely disappointed. I arrived at 11 am and was the first and only one there as they open at 11. The bartender who is new brought me a glass of water, and then completely ignored me for literally hours! I had to walk up to the bar to order a drink, and upon returning to my table was ignored. Not one time did he come to my table and ask if I was OK. I smoked my cigar while my wife was in the Spa. I had to again walk up to the bar and ask for a menu. Even after he knew I had a menu he never once came to my table to ask if I would like to order. Usually service here is exceptional! I hope this guy finds a different line of work!!

This is my secret little hide away! Hidden within the historic Brown palace hotel of Denver is the Churchill Cigar room. Interestingly it is one of the few remaining in the country. Think dark wood interiors and plush well appointed furniture. I don't even smoke and I love this place! The smoke level isn't even that bad, often with only one or two people actually taking cigars. Just relaxing in the environment makes me feel like i'm on some extravagant movie set from the 30s. I mostly like to enjoy some champagne here. They do serve food here, so you can get their delicious truffle fries and feast on some oysters. I'd suggest bringing friends here before or after a night out is a great idea! For anyone who likes to get dressed up and enjoys luxurious surroundings of decadence I cannot stress this place enough! The hungry kitten says: Oysters...mmm