District 42

I recently dined here and while the overall experience had its highlights, the food unfortunately didn’t quite live up to expectations. Starting with the positives — the ambiance is absolutely lovely. The space is beautifully designed with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that’s perfect for a relaxed evening out. Whether you're on a date or catching up with friends, the environment sets a great tone. The service was equally impressive — attentive, friendly, and genuinely warm without being overbearing. Our server was knowledgeable and made us feel well taken care of from start to finish. Now for the food: it was... just okay. The presentation was nice, but most of the dishes we tried were lacking in flavor. Seasoning felt muted across the board, and nothing really stood out. It's not that the food was bad — it was just underwhelming, especially considering the price point and the otherwise polished experience. For example, a large bread board is $25 and has just a few slices of bread, some butter, and balsamic and olive oil in a cup. There’s definitely potential here, but the kitchen might benefit from bolder seasoning and more creative execution. On top of that we wanted a booth, the not so friendly hostess said no those were for reservations only, but meanwhile we dined and left and still many of those were left empty and never filled.

Awesome hotel bar. Bar is very nice with an awesome selection of liquor and craft cocktails. The bar can get backed up if the restaurant is very busy but it’s usually not an issue. DJs on Friday and Saturday inside/outside depending on the weather with fire pits. Would recommend

We enjoyed our visit to District 42. The bartender seemed to be by herself that night and was kinda swamped. The drinks we had were good but only found two specialty cocktails on the menu, but maybe we just missed the rest. Comfortable and relaxing vibe. The fire pits outside we're very nice on this cool evening.

Great food. Great drinks. Great service. Great ambiance. They even welcome dogs!

The drinks here were very good and unique. I won’t lie this place is pricey though! We payed $64 for 2 drinks and some fries. This bar is beautiful and although it’s a hotel bar it is set apart to give you a full bar experience. The truffle fries here are really good. My wife and I finished them in minutes. The combination of truffle oil and parmesan cheese on these crunch fries was so good. They literally brought my starving wife back to life. My Obscure Autumn drink was tummy first try at Japanese whisky and it was very good. The drink was boozy yet full of flavor. The drink has figs in it that give it a sweet touch to the whiskey forward drink. My wife had the blood moon and it was really good as well. If you’re a fan of blood orange this drink will be right up your alley. The combination of mixers come together well for a balance drink that leave you taste buds delighted.

This place is a textbook example of false advertising. They promote a $20 “girl dinner” to get groups of women in the door, but then nickel-and-dime you for every little thing — but okay, fine. The main issue is they won’t split checks. If you’re going to market to groups, you need to make it easy for groups to pay. It’s 2025 — there’s no excuse for not having a system that can handle separate checks. Accessibility is another major issue. There’s no bathroom on the main level, which means anyone with mobility challenges (or vision loss, or chronic pain, or literally any accessibility need) is stuck navigating a complicated elevator system just to use the restroom. That’s not just inconvenient — it’s exclusionary. The food itself was fine, nothing special, but any goodwill from the meal was overshadowed by the frustrating policies and lack of accessibility. If you’re going to target “girl dinner” crowds, you need to make the experience inclusive and group-friendly. Right now, this place completely misses the mark.

Since we stayed in the hotel we ate several things off the menu: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. OMG the donuts! Never had donuts like it before! The squid was quite unique as well.

I love this place. The place is nicely decorated, it looks like a pricey restaurant but the prices are really good. We tried fried ravioli, so yummy and $19 price. Lively atmosphere and the server Alexandra so kind, fast service. Highly recommend it.