Martini

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, everyday clothing is perfectly appropriate at Martini.

Martini is busiest during happy hour and weekend evenings, reviews note crowded bars, long waits, and a full house on Saturday nights; earlier dinner times and seating in the back dining room are noticeably quieter.

Yes, Martini is a popular date-night choice, with intimate live jazz and guitar, attentive staff, and many guests celebrating anniversaries there.

For live-music nights, Martini is especially enjoyable on Tuesday and Wednesday when Stan performs, with Thursday and Friday also featuring extended live sets.

Guests often describe portions at Martini as generous and plentiful, several reviewers call dishes “big portions” or note starters and plates were plentiful.

Head to Martini’s lounge for happy hour each day from 4 to 7 pm, guests rave about the drinks and small plates then; for a relaxed dinner many diners enjoy weekday evenings (Tues/Wed) when the live music hits just the right note.

Yes, families dine at Martini and guests report staff are welcoming: one family brought two children (ages 11 and 14) and found suitable menu options even though there isn’t a dedicated kids menu, and another review praises attentive service for a special‑needs nephew.