Aqua   

My husband and I enjoy the pleasures of fine dining every week. What I cannot stand is a lot of fanfare given to a restaurant when it is totally undeserved. The best that can be said about Aqua is that the service is good. The food is another matter. The food was NOT very good; and to make matters worse, there was very little of it. When we left Aqua, we headed straight for Wendy's (we should have started off there). By the way, if you do not mind paying $200 to $300 for a good bottle of wine, this is the place to come. The cheapest bottle is about $90.00. The food, however, is not worth the additional expense of ordering wine. Let me add that my husband and I believed the review and dressed accordingly. We were the only people there (on a Friday Night) "seriously dressed." There were a few t-shirts and boat shoes. Save your money. Seek out Arthur Treachers.

i was once there with friends and will be back toot-sweet. i loved the place your star5 in my book thank you,keep the doors open

I havent not enjoyed the fine foods listed in this review..but I must say..PLEASE STOP USING BIG WORDS...mushrooms are mushrooms not matter how YOU SLICE them...NOT CHANTERELLES.I will follow-up after I actually eat at this

I had lunch atAqua a few days ago and I must admit I really enjoyed the presentation of the food more than anyhting. The shrimp tempura is awonderful appitizer. The creme brule was also very good. It was a little pricy, $150 for two, and only one of us had wine. Overall an excellent place to dine.