Great experience! The food was really good! The Filet was perfect although eating the mystery seafood starter was a bit scarey but i let my imagination get the best of me haha The chocolate cake was delicious! Eating and trying to use your fork and knife in the dark is an adventure! I have to admit I did use my hands alot! the server was great. It did take some time between our 3 course dinner as he was the only server in the room dealing with 10- 15 tables alone. Overall it was a great experience and would do it again!
My fiancé have been to Onoir in the past, and have been bugging my parents to make the 2 1/2 hour trip back to Toronto with us to experience the amazing service, food and experience. They weren’t disappointed! They were a bit skeptical and anxious at first, but immediately calmed once they felt out the surroundings, and with the helping guidance of our server. Our server Gavin was super super sweet, and patient with us (and my dad who doesn’t have the best hearing in the world!) Would we make the trip back? Again and again. It’s a must-try and try again in Toronto for delicious food that makes your tastebuds dance, and an amazing opportunity to be in touch with your other senses (and actually have a family conversation rather than playing on your phones the whole time!)
If I could give you a galaxy of stars, I would. Amazing!
This was an amazing experience - made even better by our waitress Tracy. The food was delicious and other than the "take your breath away" for the first couple of minutes when you enter total darkness, (and I mean total darkness)! it was a fantastic night. Great place
This is an experience not to be missed! Besides the food being awesome, and our server Gavin being so kind and entertaining we were most amazed to experience what people with a visual impairment must go through on a daily basis. When I say the dining room is completely dark, it is COMPLETELY dark. There is no light that seeps under doors or from curtained windows. It heightens your other senses and provides for some comedic moments. I put a forkful of nothing in my mouth and my friend accidentally put a green bean up her nose. This is a great experience that I highly recommend!
Our experience there was amazing, completely different experience unlike any place I’ve eaten, sometimes you had to find your food with your hands or feel around for your fork, the food was great and so was the staff, 100% will be recommending to others and will be coming back myself :)
Super belle expérience. Excellent accueil, excellent service (notre serveur était Fae), il est très compétent, excellente bouffe pour un prix très juste. Je vous recommande le menu surprise, c'est très amusant et ça stimule les discussions.
Colette Marshall Schroter
+5
Everything about this experience was amazing. The food was excellent, some of my party chose what they wanted but 2 of us went surprise all the way. It was fun trying to guess what you had! Our server and guide, Dave, was incredibly helpful and so much fun too. He made the experience just that much more enjoyable. The interesting thing was how other people in the room felt comfortable jumping into others conversations, the anonymity and the shared experience made everyone feel closer. Would highly recommend this to anyone looking for a unique experience.
David Michaelangelo Silva
+5
A very unique experience. I had read bad things about the food but our meals were amazing. The only thing that cold be better is the portion size. Our server was great too -- a very nice guy. Shout out to Dave!
It’s an amazing experience. The staff is very nice and friendly. We definitely recommend it.
This was an amazing experience to have your sight taken away from you it makes you open up your other senses! The server was amazing and the food was even better I would do this again in a heart beat
The food was gorgeous and our waiter Gavin was really friendly and helpful. Would recommend to friends and family
Love it... the food, wine, and great service. However, the most important to me was the experience to have all of those in a complete dark and having fun. Definitely, it has helped me to get a new perspective for some aspects of challenges that we face on a daily basis. Try it!
Although this restaurant is a one-of-a-kind and unique experience, it would not be for those who may have panic episodes or claustrophobia. The service from the visually impaired or blind wait staff was friendly and impeccable. Dave was fantastic and extremely friendly and outgoing. The food was well prepared and delicious; mine was 9.5/10 because nothing is perfect!
My daughter, who works daily with deaf blind individuals wanted me to experience this place for her birthday. And what an experience it was! Wow! Delicious food, fantastic wait staff and a greater, deeper appreciation for those who loss their sight.
Location: Toronto, CanadaEver wondered how it would feel to dine as a blind? ONoir shows how beautiful this experience can be.Each one of us is looking for a short escape from the mundane rat race we call life. But while we often escape from routine, we rarely manage to escape from thoughts our senses bring to us. Hidden on the streets of Toronto on Church street, a short walk from Bloor station, is an underground restaurant that can easily be missed. ONoir is a unique place that takes the dine-in-the-dark experience a notch higher. Not only are you served in a pitch dark setup, your servers are blind as well! There is just one simple but amazing rule to this place – No Cell Phone Allowed! It’s designed to make you focus on the beautiful moment at hand.
Fun to go with a group (the more the merrier). Been there twice in the same month! I would definitely go back again. Friendly staff and a great experience. Tried the seafood appetizer, fish and Filet Mignon main course, and surprise desserts. The food is actually good but the main part is eating in the dark. The only negative thing is that the service is a bit slow... it takes them a lot of time to get back to you between courses. A well-designed area where no light enters whatsoever. You order before entering and pay when you are out of the dark room.
Situated in the heart of downtown at Church Street and Charles St. (just south of Bloor Street), O'Noir has been keeping people in the dark for the past 8 years in Toronto and a decade at it's Montreal location. Not in any malevolent way, of course, it's just that patrons sit in the establishment eating their meal in the pitch black darkness of their dining room.
It has since partnered with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind and other community organizations to give the visually impaired mainstream employment skills. In any given week, 1,000 to 1,500 guests come through the door.
O'Noir offers up a package deal for their food menu options, also known as prix fixe. For a three course meal (starter, main course, and dessert) it costs $39.95, while a two-course meal (starter and main course or main course and dessert) will set you back $32.95.
I ordered the surprise appetizer, which came with a choice of meat, fish or vegetable. I chose the meat, and it was quite tasty. I'm guessing it was sliced pork atop some seasoned risotto. Feng emphasizes that the surprise dishes are quite popular with customers looking to add even more mystery and adventure to their dining in the dark experience.
The main course I chose was the Filet mignon, with green beans and mashed potatoes. This is the most popular main course choice according to Dr. Feng. Thankfully any meat course you order, they pre-cut the meat for you so my steak was already sliced into manageable pieces, forgoing the questionable feasibility of trying to use a sharp knife in the dark. The steak was quite good, cooked to my specifications (medium) by Chef Ashrafi and his team, and the potatoes and green beans were also tasty and well done, in my palette's humble opinion. The only annoying thing was trying to spear some meat, potato or vegetable and occasionally coming up to my mouth with an empty fork. A small price to pay however for such an unusual and interesting dining experience.
Unique dining experience but a novelty concept. One visit is enough for me. The fillet minion was very good (cooked medium, well seasoned) and I recommend ordering that dish. The chocolate cake was extremely rich!
In the wise words of one of our fellow diners, “woooooooooow”. Now, we don’t want her eloquent phrase to be misconstrued, but is O Noir an amazing restaurant? Not really. But the experience definitely is: dining in the dark for an hour or two, which in theory heightens your other senses.
Went here with another couple on a couples' night out. When we were ready to go inside the dining area, our server gave us some basic rules and asked us to completely turn off our cellphones and anything that would light up inside.
Each of us held on to the shoulder of the person in front of us as we were led by our server in single-file. Now, the website claimed the servers were all blind but ours was not. She did have on some dark shades, which may have well been night vision goggles.
We were told to feel for our utensils and bread plate then we each got some bread from the basket brought to us. I managed to spread some butter into my bread instead of my fingers. Hooray!
Our wine and water were always to be located on a certain side and we were all very aware of where they were. My friends and I committed to only wrist movements so we do not spill the drinks on each other!
We were then served the starters, main and later on the dessert. I had grilled calamari, Filet Mignon (which they cut up in bite size pieces) and for dessert, dark chocolate mousse. The grilled calamari was yummy--cooked just right with tomatoes and olive oil. The Filet Mignon was just ok, not great There was a side of potatoes and green beans as well. Dessert was divine, though. The mousse was so creamy and light, super chocolatey. When I had eaten all the mousse, I realized there was still the sponge cake. I convinced myself this was a deconstructed dessert :)
Dining in pitch black darkness forced us to maximize our sense of taste as our sense of sight was deprived. We savoured the flavours and had fun making sure we ate everything on our plate. While we had utensils, at some point, each of us had used our hands to feel for our food. One of our friends gave up and ate everything by hand—except the chocolate mousse, of course (I think...I hope).
They had other selections for starters, main and dessert such as salad, pasta, vegetarian dishes. They even have surprise meals which would have been great if we were more adventurous. That would have really forced us to figure out what we were eating based on taste and feel alone! But alas, we wanted our squid and steak so we will save the surprises for another time.
The great thing about this was we were forced to focus on our food and our company. A great experience overall.
Food wasnt great, but not bad at all. Not sure if it wasnt as enjoyable because i couldnt see my food... Started off with amazing bread. Mushroom salad was good. Shrimp and risotto was good, nicely seasoned shrimp, but the dish wasnt exactly a risotto though. Tons of green beans, felt like that was majority on my plate, same with my partners filet mignon. The surprise dessert was good.
Nasir was an excellent server.
I visited O Noir with my girlfriend on Saturday night. We had talked about going for so long and we finally made it! What a cool concept. We ordered our food in the lobby area before being directed to our table in the "blacked out" room. After we were seated, our server brought us our drinks. Shortly after, we were served our starters. I had the calamari w/ tomatoes and it was pretty good. My girlfriend had the portobello mushroom and she enjoyed that as well. Onto the main course! We both had the steak and it had been cut up ahead of time for our convenience. Didn't take long before I ditched my utensils and ate with my hands. It was pitch black! You can't see a thing and your eyes don't adjust. Our server, Nazir (sp?), was fantastic. Definitely worth a visit if you are interested in a unique dining experience.
Loved the ambience and the experience of eating in pitch darkness. The food was all yummy (I had the chicken). Would recommend for those looking for something new.
An amazing experience. Very fun for dates or any group of people looking to have a great time. Absolute pitch darkness dinner makes you realize how lucky you are to have sight. Food is great. Pricey dinner but worth it atleast once for the experience.
What an amazing experience! The waiters are all blind which is a great concept! When I say it's pitch black in there you cannot see anything at all. Everything is cut up for you so it's really easy to eat and you pick what you want before you go in. I was feeling crazy, so I finished my evening with the "surprise dessert" which was really nerve wracking not knowing what they were going to bring and if I would even like it! But I did love it and I won't spoil it for you!
Amazing experience! The food was amazing. Victor gave us a great attention and the food itself was really good, we just requested a surprise for the main dish and it's really funny to eat blind
Definitely recommend this place! It is an interesting experience and worth a try. Although the experience itself was very interesting, the food wasn't good at alI. I still recommend to try this restaurant out, eating in pitch dark was a unique experience and overall it was a great night out with friends.
Awesome experience. One of my favorite and most memorable nights out with Pardis Parhizgar. You order before you step into the dining room as the dining room is pitch black. We both ordered the filet mignon with vegetables and a nestea (we are obssessed, really really obssessed with nestea). So, once it was our turn to be seated the server (who is visually impaired) guided us to our seats for us to sit down. When I say the room is pitch black, I mean you can't even see your hand if you held it up to your face. Anyways, the food arrived pretty quick and we got to eating. At first we tried to eat with utensils but that just was not working out, and the great thing about this place is no one can see you eating so... I used my hands lol. The filet mignon is probably one of the best I've ever had and the asparagus was, amazing and made me reconsider how much I thought I hated it. I can't quite remember what we had for desert, I think it was chocolate cake. I played it safe with desert (as always).. They did have the option to order a surprise desert if you were feeling rebellious. Anyways, one of my favorite places and I would definitely recommend it to everyone, you have to go at least once!
This was a fantastic experience and I highly suggest that everyone tries it. The trust that you have to put onto your server to walk you through the dark using nothing but your senses is a thrill on its own. When you arrive, you order before heading into the dark dining area and then everything turns pitch black and mysterious. The staff is so friendly and playful and I guarantee you'll be laughing most of the time you're in the dark. You'll most likely end up speaking to the people next to you and it's a great way to socialize without feeling shy because you can't see each other! You can order the surprise dinner or dessert which is just 10x more fun slash scary all at the same time. I think the best part is trying to get the food on your fork and in your mouth (I buttered my thumb instead of my break roll and shoved a piece of steak into my cheek by accident hahaha). The toughest part is letting your eyes adjust to the dark but seriously it's pitch black so it's super cool. Food was really good I would go back for the steak plate alone. Don't hesitate, go to O'noir!!
Fabulous experience. Eating in the dark is something everyone should try at least once, you really taste the food and smell it. You experience what it would really be like just doing one thing that some people go through all their life, what an (eye-opener) no pun intended. A new look on life. Great service and great food, would recommend that everyone should try it at least once. Will surely change you.
Great Experience!. I was scared and excited at the same time to try this out. It took a while for someone to check us in but pretty fast to take our order before we went in. Make sure to not move anything on the table. I had the 3 course meal. I choose the roasted veggies with goat cheese which was good. It was hard to use a fork because you think its on the fork but it's really not. By the time the second course came I was using my fingers. I had the chicken with roast potatoes and veggies which was good. For dessert I had the Surprise...which i'm not going to tell you what it is but it was really sweet!When you need something from the waiter you have to yell out their name which is really awkward when they are not in the room lol. Once we left and went to pay the cashiers were a bit unwelcoming. Thank god for the Groupon because it's an expensive meal. Everyone should try this at least once!
Took my friend here for a belated birthday dinner. It was a very interesting experience that I think everyone should try at least once. Our server (Dave) was extremely friendly and helpful. He explained everything as he was serving and gave a quick briefing before we went into the dining room on what to expect.
Your other senses are definitely heightened in the process of losing your sight. I could smell my friends's food as it was places in front of her across the table - even the chocolate mousse. You can also hear all the conversations going on around you, which provides quite a few laughs.
I've seen some reviews that said the food wasn't very good - I don't believe this to be true at all. I greatly enjoyed everything we ate (I had the goat cheese & grilled veg salad, the filet mignon, and the fruit sorbet. My friend had the surprise appetizer, shrimp entree, and chocolate mousse.) Also, with regards to other reviewers saying the portions weresmall, I have to disagree on that. Our plates were quite full and we both left completely stuffed.
Just a note - a service charge is included on the bill. We didn't mind as the service was excellent, but I couldn't leave any extra tip as I was not paying with cash, unfortunately.
Overall a great experience. Will not be forgotten.
Interesting experience!. I visited the place twice... with a bunch of friends and on a date. The experience was very positive on both counts! It's good silly fun with a group of friends to tease each other about dinning in the dark, guessing what's on each other's plate (we got surprise menu) and whatnot.
The reason why I think this place is good for a date... well, if you can't see each other and still are able to carry on an interesting conversation, then the person is probably definitely worth while :)
Also, the surprise menu is a three course meal that's tasty and definitely worth the money. Overall a great dinning experience I would recommend everyone to try out!
Fun Experience. I was a little nervous about the idea of dining in total darkness but it ended up being a memorable experience. They have a couple of sittings to chose from. When you arrive, you select your dinner while at a lit bar/lobby. Once you decide, you are brought to one of the dining rooms. At the door, you are greeted by a blind server who takes you past two sets of doors into the total pitch black dining room.
The dinner included an appetizer, entree and dessert. The appetizers are various types of salad. We had the filet mignon as recommended by other reviewers and it was really delicious. The sides were boiled potato and string beans. All the food was cut up for you. The dessert I had was the surprise and it was an apple dish with ice cream.
Expect the food to be pretty good but not fine dining calibre. The draw of course, is the novelty of blind experience. The server we had was terrific & attentive. Would recommend going at least once!
Cool concept for a one-time visit. O.Noir is a cool original concept for dining. I expected the bar area (where you order your food before heading into the dark) to be a trendy, sleek minimalistic design, but in fact, it looks like an outdated library or hotel lobby. The food is good, but not outstanding. I'm glad someone cut up the pieces of steak and portobello mushroom for us because it's really hard to use utensils in the dark. Don't be afraid to use your hands - no one can see you anyway! I recommend O Noir as a cool restaurant to try out once to see what it's all about, but I probably wouldn't return for a regular visit.
Just arrived home from a dining experience at O'Noir, and boy, was it EVER a GREAT experience!
You enter into a dim lit cellar like waiting area where you are supposed to be greeted by a few waiters who take your orders prior to entering the actual dining room. I have to say that this part is a tad bit disorganized - it took my group of 6 about 20 minutes to actually recieve a menu, another 20 to actually order, and about 10-15 minutes after ordering to enter the dining area.
We were les by our waiter into the dining room hand in hand. Once fully into the dining room you won't be able to see not even your hand in front your face. It truly is PITCH BLACK. My group and I were very uncomfortable to begin with, but after about 5 minutes you actually get quite used to it.
I orders the filet mignon and a surprise dessert. The filet was to die for. I got mine well done so it was nice and crisp on the outside and soft and juicy on the inside - a MUST try!
Would definitely dine here again!
P.S it is abut pricey for the amount of food you get!
Amazing experience , all your senses begin to come into play! Food was average , ask for surprise meals! Makes the experience better
Great test for the senses. I brought my Boyfriend here for his birthday. It was relevent since we were both working in the restaurant industry when we both met. It intrigued me because all the waiters and waitresses are blind and you get to experience a dining experience in the dark hence the name O.Noir. Its more about the atmosphere then the food. My boyfriend and I truly enjoyed the experience. Expect to stay for at least two hours and about the food. It's def not considered FINE DINING. But give the servers credit and its def more about living in there shoes for two hours.
Neat experience. The food was so-so. Nothing really amazing. It tasted good and everything seemed (at least from what I could tell in the pitch blackness) well prepared. Worth going, but I'll probably won't be a repeat customer. Service was excellent.
Experiencing is believing!. Life is an adventure and that's the best way to enjoy your dining experience at O.Noir! Of course, we were a bit nervous. And yes I kept some wet naps in my pocket for those occasions where hands landed in food or brushed against noses! We did make it a game to search for remaining morsels on our plates using our fingers and in the end I did finish buttering my bread with my hand. But my friend and I approached the evening with cautious enthusiasm and in this way were not disappointed. The food was plentiful although it may not rival your other favourite dining experiences so there is room for enhancements, and be prepared to spend about $100+ for two. Our waiter was gracious and our fellow diners were mostly couples on dates. Admittedly, it was reassuring to hear bits and pieces of other conversations so you knew you were not alone. And we did chuckle at a mishap or two that we heard at other tables The room was a bit cool so be sure to have a sweater, jacket or wrap if you need it. So, in the end, while you are in the dark, the light shines on your character and the way you might approach the unknown. It's a great way to learn more about yourself and about the person you are with - like how resourceful you are, forgiving and patient. Thank you to the management and staff of O.Noir. All the best to you in the New Year.
Great Experience!. What a neat thing to do! Granted, the meal was a little expensive, but i highly recommend this as a once off "gotta try this" kinda thing. When they say the room is pitch black they are NOT kidding! You can't see a thing in there! I would suggest calling ahead to see if any large groups are booked, when we went there was a table of 6 kids, who continued to yell and shout the whole time, which put a damper on the experience. Other than that, the waiter was very nice, and the food was good!
Better than we anticipated. After reading many reviews, we still decided to give this experience a shot.
When we walked in, i asked the hostess what i should order since reviews said the food was lousy. She laughed and happily reported that they have a new chef.
Hubby and I ordered the grilled calamari salad and the filet mignon. Friend ordered the portebello mushroom and shrimp/risotto, other friend ordered the greens and chicken.
Good review on all the food! We were very pleasantly surprised and happy with the taste and generous portions of the dishes.
The experience was a little off putting at first. It is quite disorienting and a few of us did feel a bit of panic. After a few minutes though, you get used to the dark and begin to enjoy yourself.
It was funny trying to 'share' food. We ended up using our hands to eat and try each other's dishes.
A fun time and people who can let go of the control for a bit, should definately check it out!
A fantastic experience. The wine was lovely even though it was the least expensive. The food wasn't superb but it wasn't bad. Thats the only thing that needs improvement Staff were great and the ambiance was very unique. Well done!!
A league of it's own!. After reading the mixed reviews and walking by it everyday I decided to check it out. The basement atmosphere that you are are initially introduced to leaves a little to be desired and could use some updating, however I would still desribe it as warm and inviting. The food is much the same but I ask myself if I would want to be eating something as high end as swordfish or glazed duck in the dark, considering you're likely to end up eating with your hands at some point anyway. The experience is what sets this place aside from all the others. Between the blind waiters, the surprise food choices, and the fact that you're eating in the pitch black it is really something you should try at least once. As for the hardcore critics, let them take their gold cards to Yorkville and pay twice as much for half the food where they belong.
Incredible experience @ O.Noir. Going into a complete darkness was way more challenging than I thought. I did not expect I would be so nervous that I had a hard time breathing during the first 5 minutes when I was in there.
The knifes are not sharp for safety reason, so the food are cut into pieces before they are served. The food was pretty good but wasn't anything special. It's all about the experience in there.
Nash and I love adventure and for our anniversary we decided to dine in the dark at O.Noir. The restaurant, located at the corner of Church and Charles has two dinner services 5:45pm and 8:30pm. Dinner is a prix fixe with 2 courses at $32 and 3 courses at $39. After placing our orders in a small lit bar area, we were led by our server into the pitch-black dining room. All the servers are legally blind. Our server guided us to the table with a hands-on-shoulder method. It was scary at first to rely only on another person’s voice, but I learnt to put my trust in our guide and found my way to the table. We were seated at the end of a row of tables beside a wall. We began with some Long Island iced teas, which I made a conscious effort not to knock over. We were also brought bread which I failed to butter. It’s hard to judge how much butter I scooped on my knife in the dark, so there were blobs of it everywhere! I ordered the Surprises for three of my courses. Nash ordered from the menu fo
To celebrate Sister Sarah's birthday, I wanted to do something fun and different. I thought O.Noir would be just that. I'd heard from friends that it is an interesting experience. Already the rage in Europe, Australia, L.A., New York and Montreal - O.NOIR - Canada's first-ever "Dine in the Dark" restaurant now invites Torontonians to experience food, drink and conversation like never before - without their sight! "It's a sensual dining experience like no other!"
It's a good place to go to for a one time experience. The concept itself is very unique since yiu dine in the dark to experience what it would be lile if you were blind.
The staff is very helpful and makes sure you're at ease when you need to get iut of your seat.
I can't say the food was anything great. The dishes are very standard. I got the chicken with potatoes when I chose the surprise. Nothing fancy. I only wish I was able to find all my food because close to the end its like an easter egg hunt!
Each time I pop in I wonder why more people are not supporting local and independents. There prices are good.
This place has a great atmosphere an good food. It's not loud and it a good spot to meet with friends.
I have never been disappointed...
I went here for the experience.
Food delicious, a little bit expensive but it´s all about the concept
Imagine eating at dark. You cannot see anything!, it´s so weird but you will get used to it.
The service exceeded my expectations. This is an unique dining experience I recommend to everyone.
Very unique dining experience! The darkness really does heighten your senses. 2min after getting into the darkness, I felt my hearing immensely grew more sensitive to sound-- it was CHILLING.
I love that this space is inclusive. Menu options and prices are quite great as well! And the entire team was incredibly friendly and kind!
This is definitely an EXPERIENCE worth trying! I gave it 4 stars because it took forever for us to get our food. We went on Valentine’s Day and it was packed. However we where there over 2 hours.. and all we got was bread, and entree. I didn’t get my dessert, so I asked for it when I checked out! Overall the food was good.. very flavorful! I had the risotto with shrimp. My husband had the filet mignon! But once we got our food, we ate very fast and then asked to leave. By that time we where 2 hours in and was just ready to leave at that point!
We also had a small confrontation with a guy sitting next to us. My husband’s watch had a tiny glow. We have no idea how or why. But it caused a small glow dot and our neighbor was not happy about that. Needless to say, we kept the watch on.
I really enjoyed this unique experience. It is so different to rely on other senses and dine in complete darkness. The food is nothing special but it is good and the portion sizes are perfect. It is also fun to order the 'surprise' meal and drinks and then have a great time identifying what you are eating. The service staff are AMAZING. How they do what they do so well is beyond me. Our server made sure we were always comfortable and well taken care of. All of our courses also arrived very timely. This is a great date night spot.
I took my sister here for a birthday surprise and we had a fantastic time! The servers were extremely friendly and helpful. Instructions to follow into the dark room were very on point and they did an excellent job explaining where our chairs were. Now we decided to do surprise seafood and beef appetizers, surprise entrées, and surprise dessert, the surprise seafood was calamari and it was Excellent, we even wanted more. The reason why I didn't add the last star was before the rest of the food was plain. It wasn't horrible but I was just plain which for the price I wish it had a little more seasoning. BUT I will definitely come again just to experience this again with other family members! We had a blast.
Highly recommend this unique and fun experience! The waiters are so so nice and supportive. You feel a little uneasy at first but once you embrace the dark it’s quite fun and freeing. Also love that you can do surprise courses and cocktails. Will definitely go back!
This was a super unique and fun experience. Our server was amazing, super friendly and kinda. She made the whole experience very comfortable. I thought I would be anxious in the dark for so long and it was actually very calming. Portion sizes were a bit small but overall very tasty.
A great experience with amazing food. We expected it to be dark but weren't sure what we were in for. You pre-order before being paired up with a server and led into a completely dark room. I've never been in a room that dark before. In no time your drinks and food start showing up, and with some guidance from your server you're ready to navigate how you're going to proceed. The food was delicious, the server was amazing, and the cost was well below what I expected. Will definitely be going back.
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