Best Restaurants for Groups in Lexington Park

I typically don't leave restaurant reviews, but I want to commend Nora and Cannon. I was served by Nora, who was extremely knowledgeable and in tune with what I wanted and needed. She impressed me with her ability to meet me at my level of knowledge with wine without talking down to me. I also had the opportunity to meet Cannon, who was very engaging and checked in on me to ensure that I had everything I needed. In their own styles, they both made me feel special, and they deserve recognition.

What an amazing experience from the moment you valet your vehicle throughout the entire night we had a gentleman I do not remember his name Caucasian guy muscle bound that knew the menu from backwards to forward he suggested the most amazing drinks not to mention the food was exquisite and the manager came by to see how we were doing and the service from the person that poured the water to dropped off the appetizers was amazing the most greatest experience and I plan on going back thank you again for an amazing time

My partner and I were celebrating our anniversary and the Tagliata staff were so celebratory by writing us a personalized card and bringing out complimentary Prosecco. The service was outstanding—genuinely one of the best experiences we’ve had at a restaurant. The food was delicious and some of the best, most authentic Italian we’ve tasted.

Great atmosphere, cool repurposed rustic architecture. One warning, you may need a flashlight for the menu as the font was difficult to read with the lighting. Food was very good, only issue was the menu could have been more descriptive. Overall, everyone in our group enjoyed the meal and service.

I wish I remembered her name cause she was lovelyyyy!!! Service was great! Super comfortable seated table by the window w water views- bonus. Food was beautiful plated and delicious! Compliments to the Chef! I think the manager was hosting (great dress choice)- also lovely. PS. The entrance is inside the hotel don’t want around outside trying to figure out the entrance :)