Best Historic Restaurants in Imperial Point

Max was a great server. Food still fresh as it was 20 years ago when I first started going there. Upstairs is quieter than downstairs but you may need a reservation. A staple restaurant in Ft L.

The house of Vue brunch is a wonderful experience and we had the perfect weather to accompany the ambiance created by the house team. Right on the Riverwalk with a great view of the river and activities. We ordered the Vue Rose (x2 bottles!) for three of us. Started with the caviar and Chips appetizer followed by a burger with truffle fries, the frite bites and a Caesar salad with chicken. A perfect afternoon.

Our waitperson was attentive and had excellent suggestions! The food was amazing! The escargots was the best I have ever had! The grouper was good! The rack of lamb was great! The potato and green beans were amazing as well! I would definitely recommend this restaurant for a great French dinner experience.

If we could give more stars for the service we would. Everyone we encountered was super nice and eager to help. Great food, AWESOME service, super ambiance - what more could you ask for? Superb experience all-around. Will be back for sure!

We had afternoon tea at Honey Fitz at the Four Seasons on Sunday 10/6. It is a cute small cafe to inside the Four Seasons first floor. It was quiet and cute. The tea was fabulous (and unlimited - a rarity). And you could try multiple teas. Our waitress (she was fabulous) was attentive and wonderful. She even warmed the milk for the tea (another rarity). The sandwiches and the pastries were good. If I could be nitpick to make the tea even better - the scone was too sweet (maybe eliminate the icing) and serve it with clotted cream. The cucumber sandwich had way too much cream cheese and the macron was dunked in white chocolate (half way) which made it too sweet. If you improved these few items, the afternoon tea would be even better than it was - which was pretty wonderful! Thanks Honey Fitz!