6. Jonathan at Gratz Park

 

Enjoy a fine-dining experience for lunch, dinner, or Sunday brunch at Jonathan at Gratz Park.
Southern Living Photo by Gary Clark. ©2009. All Rights Reserved.

Named for chef Jonathan Lundy, this charming restaurant has a refined, Old World feel, thanks to its presence in the Gratz Park Inn. Deep, ochre-toned walls and polished woodwork surround diners, who delight in the kitchen's "redefined regional cuisine." The hip, upscale menu includes lobster and dumplings, black-eyed pea-crusted sea scallops, coffee-seared pork chops, fried oyster-stuffed filet mignon, and barbecued yellowfin tuna. A wonderfully cozy bar makes a terrific hangout for the professional crowd, and private events are welcomed.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Daily 11am-2pm, 5:30pm-10pm

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	"10Best Guest" more than a month ago
Good food, mediocre service I took my mother for Sunday Brunch. The food was excellent. Unfortunately the service was mediocre. We were also seated near the kitchen and I was bumped several times by waiters going by.
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	"da troof" more than a month ago
BEST FOOD IN TOWN! No B.S. the restaurant inside an old hotel has the food in town which I would describe as upscale southern cuisine. I have to recommend the grilled caesar salad. not grilled chicken caesar. the grill the romaine lettuce and it couldn't be better. I also suggest the shrimp and grits. you cant go wrong.
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