The setting is gorgeous in an 1849 stone house, which has been home to the restaurant for almost 25 years. It has one of the prettiest patios in town behind a wrought iron fence with greenery, pergola, flowers and statuary for added eye appeal. For this unusual year, it extended its outdoor seating with a line of covered tenting along the side of the property, strings of Edison bulbs adding a romantic touch.
Because the Upper Club, normally an upstairs hot spot for live music, has been closed because of the pandemic, its area has been added to the second-floor dining space. (Shaw Media)