The Landing

What made this place was the wonderful staff who work there - from the wonderful Maitre D' , who was a little hard to find in the after work throng drinking around the bar, to our most attentive, gregarious and friendly waiter, Nelson, and a kind and helpful gentleman from the kitchen, who brought our dishes to the table. The menu was parsed down to a few selections as they are experiencing a temporary issue with their gas burners. The appetizers we had were amazing - I highly recommend the shrimp cocktail and the hummus plate. Our main courses came before we finished our appetizers, which made us feel a little rushed. I ordered the salmon as a main, which was meant to be cooked medium, but was well done and served skin up, which emitted a strong odor. It came with an abundance of choron sauce (Bearnaise sauce with tomato) and a side of fingerling potatoes. It was good, but I would have preferred if the salmon had been served skin down and with a livelier and zestier sauce. Thankfully, I held on to the sauces from the shrimp appetizer as both were excellent. A colorful vegetable would have added more life to the plate alongside the tasty potatoes. One issue with this restaurant is that it was way too loud due to there being a DJ spinning club music to an after work drinking crowd. A crowd that crowded en masse around the bar and spilled out onto an indoor patio type area - a landing! For someone with a disability it was hard to navigate the rambunctious crowd, locate the maitre d' station, and get seated. The DJ stopped spinning at 8 p.m., which was when we were leaving. So I recommend going there after 8 if you would like a less club-like experience. Another issue was getting upstairs with a disability requires one to talk to security downstairs to get you on an elevator. However, when you leave, there is no way to get on an elevator as it requires a security key to access the elevator bank. Wheelchair accessibility: There is a ramp when you get to the 2nd floor to down into the restaurant from the elevator banks. The seating area can comfortably accommodate a wheelchair as it is spacious once you get away from the bar. The problem is that you will need to let someone know before you leave that you will need an elevator to get down as the elevators are off-limits to restaurant goers.

Beautiful space. Expensive but good food and healthy portions

Great salmon poke bowl!

Nice place for lunch. Good food and cocktails.