Ritual House

Came here somewhat on a whim for brunch on our honeymoon. Made reservations for a Saturday around 10. Probably didn’t need the reservations but nevertheless from the minute we walked in to the minute we left the service was stellar and the staff was alert and friendly. Asked all the right questions about allergies and preferences and gave us a very comfortable amount of time to read the menu and make selections without feeling rushed. Once the food came everything was perfect, very tasty, and we had zero problems. Never felt that I was without drink and never felt like I was waiting for our server to remember us. There’s a couple reviews mentioning dress. I think the location and style lends itself to the visitors of both the will-penn and Monaco hotels. It’s pretty safe to assume that you will see resort casual especially for brunch. I would say this style matches the blend of upscale but still casual that the building and staff give off.

A wondrous dining experience! The decor was mesmerizing, and the service was impeccable! That being The Fried Burrata had a bit too much sauce for my taste, the Ritual Cheesesteak was underseasoned, and we didn't like the texture of the noodles in the Power Bowl very much. The manager was very kind and courteous and allowed my cousin to swap his plays for the Ritual BLT. The sandwich was amazing! Definitely recommend trying it out 👍

We sat at the bar and ordered a bunch of items. Develed eggs - normal, exactly as you'd expect, Brulée oranges - refreshing and interesting, do yourself a favor and order these. Crab fondue - tasty and hits the spot. Pork dumplings - meh, they were ok. Steamed and soggy, nothing too amazing. Fried green tomatoes - tasted more like a blooming onion from that steak restaurant. Which meant it tasted good, just didn't taste like a tomatoe... So did that mean it missed or hit the mark? Halibut (entree) - it was ok. Steamy hot, but no real pop of flavor. Pork roast - fell off the bone, good meat. Lavendar lemon drop - tasted just like a sugary lemonade from the carnival. Which hit the spot on this hot day! Strawberry pretzel salad - AMAZING! From the presentation to the taste. We probably weren't going to come back but we will make a special drip to just order 2 plates of these next time! Some coconut desert cake mascarpone thing. Underwhelming when compared to that outstanding strawberry pretzel salad. Some Cereal desert cocktail - they were going for cinnamon toast crunch but it was more just vanilla liquor with way too much cinnamon dusting. Honestly, they should have served it in a shorter glass on a plate and decorated the plate with actual cinnamon toast Crunch cereal spread around the plate and it would have been awesome.. Instead it was served in a martini glass and confused me. We ate at the bar, which got us quick attentive service all night. They have a valet, $15. Too convenient not to use it.

Weekend getaway to Pittsburgh and we had nothing but bad luck for the most part with service and food quality. That changed at Ritual House. Our server Maddie was amazing and very friendly and the food was spectacular. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant was also spectacular. This place easily rose to the top of the list of places we ate at this weekend and we will definitely go back if we ever venture to Pittsburgh again

Gorgeous location with multiple floors filled with character of design to fit any gathering. Lounge in the floating floral chairs at check in and thoroughly enjoy your stay! The brunch was amazing, highly recommend and also making a reservation as this is a popular location.

Celebrating my college graduation in the elegant Lotus Room at Ritual House was an absolutely memorable experience. From start to finish, every detail was handled impeccably. Emily, our event coordinator, was a delight—thoughtful, attentive, and never missed a beat. The staff executed everything flawlessly, making our celebration feel effortless and special. If you're looking for a venue that combines refined ambiance with next-level service, Ritual House is the perfect choice. Highly, highly recommend!" This version is modeled after a real 5‑star review left on The Knot for a graduation party held at Ritual House.

We were looking for a martini bar and this place showed up on Google maps. It looked nice enough so we made a reservation. When we arrived the place seemed clean and well put together. We sat at the bar and ordered martinis and they were delicious. We also ordered food I don't recommend the pot stickers but you must try the fondue it was amazing. My main complaint with the establishment is they allow people in wearing flip-flops shorty shorts and t-shirts and what is supposed to be a more upscale restaurant.

The atmosphere and decor are very nice in the restaurant. The bar area looks okay and a bit awkward. It looks like they used all the money to buy chandeliers then had to buy a cheap bar centerpiece shelf. The food was just okay. More than half of it was room temperature or a little cold. The taste was just okay too. It was either very bland or over seasoned. My cocktail was good. I would not come back

I had a wonderful dining experience at this restaurant. The food was excellent, especially the appetizer of poke tuna, which was fresh and full of flavor. The daily special -- African lobster topped with crab meat -- was a true standout, beautifully prepared and absolutely delicious. The service was just as impressive. The staff managed to be attentive and on top of everything without ever interrupting our meal, which made the evening feel relaxed and seamless. The ambiance added to the experience as well, striking the right balance between elegant and comfortable. Overall, it was a fantastic visit, and I'd gladly return to enjoy more of their menu.

While in Pittsburgh on business, we stopped by Ritual House for drinks and appetizers. This downtown spot exudes a trendy, hipster vibe with a cool, laid-back atmosphere that feels both current and welcoming. The cocktails were excellent, well-crafted and balanced. We also tried their house-made chips, which had a satisfying crunch but could've used a touch more seasoning. Ritual House is definitely worth a visit, especially for a happy hour outing. We'd happily return the next time we're in town.

This place looked pretty decent and the staff was nice and prompt but I think it missed a few expectations. For starters I had the shrimp and crab cocktail. They had a tarter sauce mixed in a portion of it. I hate tarter sauce so that sort of ruined it for me. It wasn't even a good flavor, it was like any other tarter sauce which is bad. The shrimp and crab tasted fresh tho. My main was the seabass. I typically love sea bass. They have a sauce for it. However, I am dairy intolerant and could not have the sauce. For a more upscale eatery I am disappointed that there are not alternatives for dairy allergies. In fact, many of the menu items had to be avoided for this. There are plenty of dairy free milk, cheese, and butter alternatives that are much easier to tolerate. I would like to urge ownership investigate these options. My last qualm, my part ordered a white wine. They brought it out apologetically and asked if it was okay to server warm. We declined in ordered another instead. By the time it showed up we were half way through our entrees so declined the wine again. I think they were all very nice. The food was okay but lacking because I couldn't have dairy. But it was a lovely place, an a cool spot to dine. I'm sure those without dairy issues may have an more enjoyable experience.

We stopped by last Monday and sat at the bar for happy hour. The inside is gorgeous as always, especially with all the chandeliers and the flowery waiting area by the front door. I thought the drinks and food were pretty reasonably priced for happy hour. We especially liked the truffle fries. Service was okay for the most part. One of the staff wouldn't allow me to order a spritz tree for me and my friends until one other friend got there. My two friends wanted to take advantage of happy hour and tried to order drinks but were told they had to finish the ones they had first which was strange to me.

A few girlfriends and I visited Ritual House on a Monday evening for happy hour. We were able to find seats at the bar very easily and were quickly greeted by the bartenders. It took no time at all to get our drink and food orders in. However, that is where my overall positive comments end. While the aperol spritz tree is a great deal at $25 for four full-size drinks, I felt mine was overly bitter. We also split a martini tree at one point, and we were informed that not only did the martini tree only come with three drinks (there were four in the pictures) but they were also out of some of the options listed on the menu. We ended up just doubling up on one of the flavors. Our food came out relatively quickly, but I didn't find any of it to be very good for the price. I went with truffle fries and the flatbread of the week-- a braised short rib flatbread-- and both left much to be desired. The truffle fries came with truffle flavored oil, not actual truffle oil. The flatbread was very thin and relatively small, with not much meat on it. I don't feel it was worth $22 at all. The service was good and the décor is chic, but the food and drinks were very underwhelming. I would probably only return if someone else really wanted to go there.

Perhaps we should have come for brunch. I chose this restaurant for a birthday dinner. Valet $15. Handicap accessible with an elevator to reach all three levels (2 short sets & 1 long set of stairs). Wild Turkey and Southern Comfort aren't available. Comparing the looks of the octogenarian to the rest of the party didn't go over well. The fried green tomatoes with green goddess dressing were very good. The crab cakes weren't impressive. The whipped potatoes were very creamy. The serving spoon was huge. The medium filet was enjoyed. The octogenarian's dessert arrived with a sparkler and (made onsite) cotton candy. The orange sherbet was refreshing.

Wow! If I could give more stars I would! My boyfriend and I flew out to celebrate his birthday and this was my first stop and I have NO regrets. The staff and service was AMAZING and a great way to start our trip. Definitely a must visit!

It was ok. Possibly the smallest meal serving of tuna I've ever had. But the rest of the meals were ok. Service was good. Not sure I'd go back.

The service was great! They were very busy but still attentive. They say our group on the sofas and it was a gorgeous view overlooking the rest of the restaurant. I really loved the Avocado Toast, the oven roasted tomatoes were amazing and most importantly, it was so easy to eat with a fork without everything falling apart. My partner liked the short rib Benedict as well. The cocktails/mocktails were a bit sugary and a little warm, but overall not too bad! One of my friends got an aperol spritz and said it was perfect, and very large!

What a fantastic brunch! Inside is beautiful! Probably the most photogenic restaurant I've been in. For a busy Mother's Day brunch, service was excellent! I had an espresso martini and it was delicious. We started with a pear prosciutto flatbread. It had so many layers of flavor. Salty prosciutto, Granny Smith apple and caramelized onions, silky Bree cheese, arugula, and honey. We devoured this! I had an egg white omelette for my meal. It was stuffed with spinach, marinated tomatoes, and feta. Again, fantastic! My wife loved her avocado toast, as well. Delicious brunch, and we can't wait to come back for dinner to try that menu!

Gf and I went here for my bday just a couple days ago. We flew in from California and this place was at the top of our list. The service here was amazing and we had an awesome experience getting to know some of the staff. Just awesome!!

This place was so accommodating. We had our book club here a couple of Sundays ago and they gave us a private area so far away. Not to mention there were photo ops on the walk alone to our table. Our server,Ruby, was very sweet and helpful. The prices didn't fully make sense to me. My friend ordered The Avocado toast snd it was over $20 for one piece of toast with avocado and an egg on it. I got a creme brulee waffle for $16 and it was amazing. I didn't even come close to being able to finish it. The drinks were great. Next time im going to get a nearby bottomless mimosa so I can sample their mimosas.

We went to the Ritual House a few times for drinks. Their staff were great, so welcoming and helpful. Also incredibly excited to celebrate with us. Loved the vibe that it had.

The staff make this place especially wonderful. Drea host : kind and helpful with getting a table that was best for me at the end of a long day Emily server : answered questions about restaurant decor, knowledgeable about everything, enthusiastic, made recommendations, checked in at all of the right times Fun vibe and well decorated! Really great for celebrating. Had the orange slices appetizer which was strange since I was alone but wanted to try something totally different. And it was. Very unique dish. I liked it but I think I would have enjoyed it more if it had more goat cheese and if the greens were more substantial. I also had the salmon. The soba noodles were tasty and the salmon was cooked well but I found the dish to be overly sweet, it needed more acid and a different kick to the salmon, maybe a spicy touch to offset the teriyaki and peanut butter. The teriyaki was way too sweet for me.

Ritual House restaurant and bar serves brunch, lunch, and dinner in a setting with stylish swings, flowers, and chandeliers--and if you are lucky, sparklers and cotton candy. My husband and I ate one dinner here for a late Valentine's celebration. The seating hostess, waiter, and chefs performed their jobs in a timely manner. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Strawberry Shortcake Mocktail - 4.5 stars - This mocktail contained strawberry syrup, coconut milk, and vanilla, and it had a strawberry chunk and cream around the rim. I enjoyed the sweet flavors. Deviled Eggs - 3.5 stars - These deviled eggs were piled high and were topped with smoked paprika and pieces of candied bacon. We liked the bacon but thought that the yolk could have been more flavorful. Crab Fondue - 5 stars - A richly delicious dip contained blue crab, goat cheese, and parmesan cheese. We used fondue forks to dip chunks of bread into this crab-cheese mixture. This appetizer was our favorite food that we ate here, so we recommend ordering it. Beef Short Rib - 3.5 stars - This short rib was a large size, had tender meat, and was accompanied by parmesan grits, onions, and carrots. It was covered with some burgundy-wine demi-glace, but I thought that it needed more seasoning for flavor. Seared Tuna Sashimi - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this entree, and it tasted very good. Slices of tuna were covered in sesame, togarashi, wasabi aioli, sweet soy, pickled ginger, and cucumber. Dessert Sushi Roll - 3.5 stars - This sweet dessert consisted of sushi-shaped lemon-vanilla sponge cake and lemon cheesecake that were filled with red-fruit gelee and passion-fruit gelee. On the side was blueberry syrup. The total price was $150 *plus* a tip. We did not think that the quality warranted the price, but I felt happy to try this restaurant.

We were seated in the bar for dinner tonight, which was a pretty good option. The restaurant is 'energetic' (damn loud). We shared the fried green tomatoes (very good) and brûlée oranges (excellent). For an entree we split the lobster mac and cheese. It was good, but a totally ridiculous portion for a single person. Service started well but deteriorated as the night went on, we waited more than 15 minutes to get the check.

What an absolute gem of a spot! From the moment we walked in, we were captivated by the stunning interior--chandeliers, beautiful artwork, and a modern yet inviting ambiance. The service was equally impressive; our server was knowledgeable, attentive, and made excellent recommendations. We started with the deviled eggs, which were perfectly seasoned with bacon on top and the tuna poke with shrimp crackers--fresh, flavorful, and generously portioned. My husband thoroughly enjoyed the rich and savory French onion soup, and we shared the smashburger, which was cooked to perfection. Overall, we had a fantastic lunch and will definitely be back. The only downsides were the limited sparkling wine options and the challenge of finding parking, but neither took away from the wonderful experience. Highly recommend!

We attended the Harry Potter themed Chef's Dinner and the staff and services went way beyond my expectations! The experience from start to finish was immersive and filled with details in the private dining area to make you feel like you stepped into the wizarding world. The menu had delicious food and cocktail pairings that were both yummy to consume and fun to capture photos and videos to remember your time. Looking forward to see what Chef's Dinner they offer next!

In Pittsburgh for a conference and tried out the ritual house. Just wanted drinks and some appetizers and it showed up for us! I got the tuna poke and French onion soup. Both were amazing. The drinks were exquisite and the service was wonderful. Fun, eclectic vibe and cool place to have a lovely dinner - every dish that went by looked yummy! Would recommend

It has been quite some time since our first visit, but the ambience and food absolutely blew us away. We did brunch during picklesburgh. Servers were fantastic and everything we ordered was perfectly cooked. Only down side was the price of the bill at the end but worth every penny!

This is my second time here for brunch. And each time was amazing. Both time I got the crème brûlée waffle which is so good. We also got an order of the bacon appetizer which was delicious. My friend got an egg Benedict and added the salmon to it for her food. One of her eggs was overcooked but still delicious. I got the chai spikes latte which was delicious and tasted like fall. I got a side of scrambled eggs which were fine( they were eggs) our potatoes Layla's were over cooked and a little to crunch for me so I just didn't eat them, but my friend liked them so she took them home. Overall I love this place.

Weekend getaway to Pittsburgh and we had nothing but bad luck for the most part with service and food quality. That changed at Ritual House. Our server Maddie was amazing and very friendly and the food was spectacular. The ambiance and decor of the restaurant was also spectacular. This place easily rose to the top of the list of places we ate at this weekend and we will definitely go back if we ever venture to Pittsburgh again

We have been here for both brunch, and dinner, and I could highly recommend this restaurant. The atmosphere is lovely, pretty much created for guests to take photos of their food. Menu selection is great. Affordable, and the portions were generous. Our first visit included one of their birthday surprises, a cupcake with some sort of sparkler in it - so fun! Our waitress made our experience very memorable. They also offer affordable valet parking.

Glad we made a reservation weeks in advance for a Saturday evening. It ended up being Kelsea Ballerini concert night downtown so the place was VERY busy with groups. We ended up getting sat upstairs right by a speaker so it was a little hard to hear. The staff was all very attentive and friendly. The chef came out to ask my vegan friend about some options for her meal, and the manager came to check on us also and was very helpful and kind. The portions were bigger than I expected - great deal for the price. I really enjoyed the shrimp dumplings and the poke. The strawberry mocktail was unfortunately way too sweet and rich so I couldn't finish it. I'm not itching to go back again soon but would definitely recommend checking it out once if you haven't yet!

We were looking for a quick bite before a show. We had the BEST service at the bar. Drinks are top notch. The fried Burrata cheese as an appetizer was delicious. Caesar salad with black and shrimp with just the right amount of heat. The Asian chicken was juicy and very tasty. The star of the show had be "This is not your grandmas pretzel salad". Presentation was to die for and the dish was creamy and well balanced.

such a fun place to come to a special occasion!! Service and food were incredible! Drinks were delicious! The gnocchi and tuna poke were divine! Absolutely loved the free birthday sparkler with cotton candy. Incredible experience came for my 22nd bday and it was very fun definitely a new favorite spot!

Vibes were all over this restaurant. Service was outstanding, everyone was super friendly. Atmosphere was aesthetically pleasing. Food was nicely proportioned and packed with flavor.

Stopped in for a quick drink and bite for lunch. The bartender was very friendly, and the atmosphere was very inviting. Had an excellent martini, well maybe two. The deviled eggs were perfect for a light lunch!

Delicious, ambiance, and excellent service. The lavender lemon drop martini was beyond words. The steak was perfection - appetizers and celebratory surprises did not disappoint at all. Would 110% return again!

Whether you are here for lunch, dinner, or drinks, it is always a fun and unique experience here. The atmosphere is one of the best in the city. They have a lot of different and over the top signature drinks to start off with. For food, you can't go wrong with anything, but some of my favorites are the French onion soup, crab fondue, truffle fries (get a side of their house made ranch), Caesar salad, and Nashville hot chicken sandwich. Their burger is my favorite and one of the best in the city.

Downtown has so many hidden items that we never think are for the masses. What's mistake... The Ritual House Breakfast Brunch and Drink Menu is full of flavor options that tickle the pallet and promote another drink please. As Heather says " How can you go wrong with a place that has over 15 chandeliers over the bar. Service A+ Food A+ Lighting Perfect- Don shy away when asked for a reservation, they made us walk-Ins feel so welcome. Pull up and get in the Porch ( Porch Punch that is) Highly recommended to not pass up!!!!

Ritual House is so unique and so much fun! I went here for my birthday brunch and so glad i did. The restaurant itself is really beautiful and cool. From the decorations to the walls and the ceiling and light fixtures, everything is very eclectic and artsy. They also played really good music. Our waiter was really good. He knew the menu and suggested some really good choices. The food and drinks were really the star of the show. I would have loved to try the whole menu if i could. Everything sounded great and all of our food/drinks were delicious. I want to come back for dinner because that menu looks even better, especially the desserts! The most fun part of this experience was the cotton candy and cupcake they bring you for your birthday, along with one of those sparkler candles. It was just such a memorable and thoughtful experience!

My Pittsburgh Foodies facebook group highly recommended Ritual House for brunch and they knew what they were talking about!! Everything was great and the smoked salmon was to die for!! I'll need to come back to try more of their delicious, unique options.

This restaurant was a home run. Wasn't sure when I got there bcuz the music and noise level were on the high side. We dined upstairs and it seems the speakers are there. Manager was very attentive and turned the music down enough that we could converse easily. Server Alexis was friendly, gracious, and helpful. Drinks ( one cocktail for Mrs NMD and one glass of wine for THE NMD were quickly delivered and hit the spot. Fried green tomatoes. French onion Soup. Asian style fried chicken ( outstanding sauce and perfectly cooked). Brussels sprouts. Very pleasant meal overall. Alexis brought us a couple of cookies to sample as we weren't really going to order any but love the whole Pittsburgh Cookie Table concept. Manager is super friendly and attentive. This was an excellent dinner experience in 'da Burgh ( Pittsburgh).

I chose this place for my birthday and I'm unhappy that I did as it was the main thing I looked forward to but we were rushed the entire time that it felt like greed instead of welcoming service. You're treated like a conveyor line of money for them without anything in return. The staff was helpful in accommodating my party issues as friends had things happen that prevented them from coming but I told her don't wait for them otherwise our first group were only 10 minutes late from our reservation but we only lost 10 mins on our doing to spend $350+ for a dinner we had no time to enjoy. We were rushed from the moment we arrived. I informed the waitress that I can't eat chocolate and the waitress brought chocolate cake for on the house - what? It was useful for a photo, that's it. I don't fault her for the full thing which is why I feel bad but the full experience but I feel that I threw my money in the trash as I was uncomfortable the entire time - I asked the waitress to help the temp as we were SWEATING they must not have a/c (said nothing can be done) & manager (said he'd address idk nothing happened) $100+ per person to sweat and were supposed to be happy with your service? Are you serious? We barely ate a few bites before we were rushed to leave & there were LiTERALLY empty tables upstairs. Then the staff stared at my friends the entire time we were downstairs after rushed out of our table: If I spend this amount of money I expect to enjoy myself & have time to do so which wasn't the case. I'm disgusted and upset. The manager was nice but nothing was attempted to fix anything & it didn't make up for the horrible experience. Food is alright but if you offer an atmosphere and food for a price then meet the experience. Have comfortable temperatures, treat your guests with respect & not like $$ sign. I'm upset & I don't EVER leave this type of review but once before & the waitress isn't entirely at fault but it was the wrong choice. We work hard for our money and this did not give anything in return. Quality service is worth more than filling your schedule. I'm unhappy and it ruined my birthday.

The food was absolutely delicious. We loved the ambiance of the building- it looked like they either had an artist designer or a designer artist. The service was great too! My husband talked about how much he liked the food the next day - that's how much he enjoyed it!

First of all, it was difficult to get to the restaurant. Valet parking was not clear, and when we found it, we entered at the back of the restaurant and had to go the entire length, down several steps, to get to the host area. We were seated near the front door. The banquette was so low the table reached my neck when I sat down. We had to sit on chairs next to each other facing the empty banquette. The ambience of the restaurant is "quirky," with each of the 3 areas having a distinct style of decoration. The food was quite good, though a little on the pricey side. Our waitress and her team were very attentive and professional. All being said, Ritual House is good but not a place that I would rate as one of my favorite dining spots in the city.

Great atmosphere with very attentive service. Food was delicious and portions were generous. We'll go back.

I stumbled upon this place while visiting Pittsburgh and I'm glad I did! It has a nice ambiance and friendly employees. It seems reservations are generally needed, but since I was dining alone I was able to sit at the bar. They were busy so the service was a bit slow, but the bartender was apologetic and otherwise extremely pleasant. I tried to order the house quiche but they were out. Therefore, I ordered the shrimp and grits and I'm glad I did as it was fantastic! It didn't have a lot of shrimp (about three pieces), but the fried eggs were excellently cooked, the grits were delicious, and the potatoes and veggie side medley was a tangy treat to be enjoyed. The beanie-tini vodka expresso martini was also delicious. This was a good choice for me, and I'll venture to say it will be a good choice for you too!!!

This was my first time at ritual house and I was extremely impressed with the whole experience. The ambiance of the restaurant itself is clean, quirky, and modern. The manager and wait staff are extremely kind and attentive to your every need. We went for brunch and I had the blueberry lemon pancakes. They were rich with flavor, moist, and the sauce was perfect. Prices for brunch average around $22 for a main entree. Overall, I would definitely visit again!

I always love visiting Ritual House. The atmosphere, service and food is always great. Our server Katie was wonderful. She was so pleasant. She checking in constantly and answered all the questions we had. I had the lobster and crab Mac and Cheese. It was bad it just wasn't great. Overall though a good experience.

Such a beautiful place with nice swing chairs for the waiting area! Huge chandelier to make the ambience spectacular! They do have stairs when being seated but they have a handful of table where the hostess and waiting area on the first floor. We ordered some drinks but it took a while as they said they were having some computer issues and it shut down. Started with the smoked salmon! It was delicious but it didn't come with enough bagel chips so we ordered more and got charged for it. The ratio was as off! Food we order was the crab Benedict, chicken and waffles and Monte Cristo! They were all so delicious and cooked perfectly! I believe if you are celebrating a birthday or something they bring you out some cotton candy and a dessert. I asked for some cotton candy at the end and he brought some out for me! It's definitely got better since the first time I came when they first opened.

Went here for drinks with my friends and we all loved the Lavender Lemon Drop Martini! The bartender was friendly and the vibes are super cute and chic!

We saw this restaurant while walking downtown and thought we'd try it out. The service staff were very friendly and accommodating. The upscale decor is surprisingly comfortable. I ordered beet salad where you can add protein, I really wanted the Nashville chicken, thought I'd ask, and they were able to do this for me, which totally made my dinning experience so incredible. This has to be one of the better beet salads I've had, thick wedges of multicoloured beets that were soft when biting into them. The dressing was a perfect accompaniment. We also ordered the salmon and slaw, which was a little smaller the portion size, but it was such soft melt in your mouth salmon with a very flavourful Asian well dressed slaw. I also ordered a side of fries which were crispy, and crunchy, the ketchup felt a little lighter than what I'm used to, I kinda like this light version better, not as sweet as the regular out of the bottle katchup. Over all very nice experience. Thank you to the staff in the kitchen, the hostesses and our waitstaff on this visit, you've made our visit to your city just that little bit more enjoyable.

I celebrated my birthday with dinner here it was a very busy night and there were some hiccups with my party's orders but it was made right and we were handled with care by management and staff I'd definitely return

First time we tried to go to ritual our party of 8 grew to 12 and they were booked solid so we had to cancel. Two weeks later me and the wife came back for date night drinks and brunch the following Sunday. It is on the expensive side, but the drinks and food are thoughtful and very good. Perfect for dates and to have a nice larger family/friends fancy brunch! We will continue to go to Ritual when close to the city, even it's just stopping in for a cocktail.

Absolutely love this place! We went here for our anniversary and it was a night to never forget. Amazing food, decor and staff! We will be back for sure

I absolutely love the ritual house. I've been there for brunch many times and have done their chefs dinners. They have an outstanding atmosphere with incredible food and delectable drinks that can suit everyone. They're non-alcoholic cocktails are super delicious as well if you prefer that! They have a wonderful staff who are knowledgeable and can help you pick out the best option for you to eat. I highly recommend brunch!!

Charming brunch spot with a modern, downtown atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday morning to find all the tables reserved, but we were able to grab seats at the bar. Counter was pretty full yet there were usually a few seats available at most times. Four beers on draft with three being macros and one being a local brew from 11th Hour. Full bar. Lots of interesting brunch inspired cocktails plus the usual mimosas and such. Small but reliable selection of whiskies with all the go to scotches like Oban, Laphroiag, McCallan, and Ardbeg. We shared the blueberry pancakes along with side orders of scrambled eggs and potatoes. Food was ready fairly quickly. Service at the bar was attentive. A few TVs at the bar too.