Best Authentic Restaurants in Uptown

This was our second visit, and equally exceptional! Service was absolutely fantastic and the food was delicious. We shared a main dish and it was brought out split for us. Bread and dips were so good, wine was perfectly chilled (and we didn’t order an expensive bottle), salad was fresh, the pasta with vodka sauce was amazing, and the affogato was perfection! Will definitely be back!

We were 30 minutes late for our reservation and in a big rush once we got there, but the staff was very accommodating and we made it to the Nutcracker on time. And our food was delicious!

Nestled in a beautifully restored historic building, Tellers offers an unforgettable dining experience that perfectly blends charm, elegance, and exceptional cuisine. From the moment I stepped inside, I was captivated by the breathtaking holiday decorations that added a festive glow to the already stunning ambiance. The building itself, steeped in history, sets the perfect backdrop for a truly special meal. The food was nothing short of amazing. Each dish was thoughtfully crafted, bursting with flavor, and presented with care. Whether you’re a foodie or simply someone who enjoys a good meal, Tellers delivers on every front. The service was impeccable, striking a balance between professionalism and genuine warmth. Our server was an absolute delight—personable, funny, and attentive without being intrusive. They made us feel welcome and added a personal touch to the evening that truly elevated the experience. Tellers is more than just a restaurant; it’s a destination. Whether you’re visiting for a special occasion or simply want to treat yourself to a remarkable night out, this place checks every box. I can’t wait to return and experience the magic again! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It was a great lunch. We had a great server. She was very attentive. It is not a cheap lunch. It’s probably in the middle of moderate, but it was a nice location for a client. Meet up.

Holy moly this place is da bomb. If you haven’t gone yet… don’t. I want it to myself. But if you do go, get the bibimbap and eat it with the giant wooden spoon. Trust me.