Fodor's Expert Review Oak Steakhouse

In a 19th-century bank building, this ornate dining room juxtaposes antique crystal chandeliers with contemporary art. Reserve a table on the third floor for the full effect and the best vistas. It's pricey, but the filet mignon with foie-gras-and-black-truffle butter is excellent, and the side dishes, like creamed spinach, are perfectly executed. Favorite appetizers include beef carpaccio and Gorgonzola fondue. The service is professional and cordial under the leadership of executive chef Jeremiah Bacon. Known for: excellent wet and dry aged steaks; locally sourced seafood and produce; a massive, carefully selected wine list.