Fresh seafood, I do not think so. My husband and I have been to steamers in the past but this was our last. We order tea and the waiter said they do not normally serve tea with dinner. Indicating we should have water or wine. Not a nice choice for people not wanting alcohol. We did not order cocktails as he recommended. The sour doe bread and biscotti were very nice and warm, fresh out of the oven. For appetizers we had shrimp cocktail which was large and tough. The presentation was nice in dry ice but if you did not eat the quick enough they were frozen again. Yes I said frozen again because there is no way this shrimp was cooked that evening. There was cocktail sauce on the plate under the napkin, what was that for to keep the bowl from sliding around. Not so nice or good. I ordered the New England clam chowder. Where the over all soup was good the clams were canned, chewy and not all that tasty. Where is the fresh seafood? For dinner my husband had the filet minion, it was nicely cooked and good presentation. The two sauces on the plat gave a nice choice on how to accent the entry. I ordered the Ahi. Au-Povre, The pepper-seared Ahi did not have pepper on it is was black and white sesame seeds. It may have been panned seared but it was not seared that evening because the sides of the tuna were as cold as the middle. The so called spring rolls were not spring rolls but egg rolls. Spring rolls are very different in texture than an egg roll made from wonton wrappers. When I asked the waiter why the difference he looked at me in surprise that I would know the difference between the two. Not even a comment that he would check with the cook or manager.

My wife & I went there for lunch after shopping. We expected great things, but met with a condescending waitress who, after bringing us the wrong food, insisted we ordered it. The food we did get was good, but not worth arguing over. We had a cocktail as well, which was a mistake. One "watered-down" drink cost more than the entree. Overall, a beautiful resturaunt with OK food and "snooty" service.