Best Restaurants for People Watching in Grandview Heights

Excellent addition to the Cameron Mitchelle lineup at Easton/Columbus. Happy Hour or ordering dips and flatbreads are worth it to go for the atmosphere. The lobster spaghetti is cooked well and can be ordered without chili if preferred. Swordfish was crispy and flakey, would have loved a few more potatoes in the dish. Nice line up of drinks and proofless to try next time.

My grilled chicken sandwich was inedible, so so buttery/greasy. Also, the cauliflower side dish was awful. Couldn’t even find any cauliflower in it. So sweet it was more like a dessert. Probably go back cause it’s so cute there and nice and warm, but I’ll get a salad. 

This was our first time dining at Martini's since their remodeling and revamping of their menu. The quality of the food remains excellent, and they retained several of the earlier menu items and tweaked several others. The wines available by the glass are excellent. This is a special occasion restaurant, well worth a visit. The changes in the decor are relatively subtle. The energy level is fairly high, reflecting the apparent enjoyment of the patrons. Service is attentive without being intrusive.

Had a great evening with exceptional service by Alex and very good food. We had the curry mussels, tater tots, baked oysters and Harbor salad. All were quite unique and very tasty. We especially enjoyed the Harbor salad which we split among the table. We also had the punch bowl which was a nice drink option but required some extra effort to finish despite splitting between 4 of us. Probably better for a party of 6. Overall it was a great evening at The Pearl.

Our server Carli was great and made my birthday so fun!