The Point Restaurant, Bar & Patio

The restaurant posts varying hours through the week. According to the owner listing: Mon, Wed, Thu 11:00 am–10:00 pm; Tue 11:00 am–9:00 pm; Fri 11:00 am–12:00 pm; Sat, Sun 10:00 am–3:00 pm and Sun 4:00 pm–9:00 pm (Dinner); Sat 4:00 pm–12:00 am. Please call ahead or check their site for updates, especially for late-night or holiday changes.

The ambience is contemporary, casual and lively, a mix of relaxed patio vibes and an upscale, remodeled indoor feel. The outdoor patio is often described as an oasis with water features and misters, while indoor booths provide a cozier setting. Note: some guests mention loud live music or busy nights, so expect a bustling atmosphere during peak times.

Portions are generally moderate, some guests found mains and burgers a bit smaller than expected for the price, while others described portions as ample. Appetizers like Brussels sprouts, fried shrimp, and garlic fries often get praised for quality. If you’re particularly hungry, consider sharing starters plus a main or ask your server about portion sizes when ordering.

For a quieter visit, weekdays (Monday–Thursday) are your best bet, guests frequently mention better service and quicker seating on nonweekend days. If you want the lively patio and weekend energy, plan for Saturday or Sunday brunch but expect it to be busier and occasionally run out of popular items.

Casual, the restaurant lists a casual dress code, so smart-casual attire is appropriate for both indoor dining and the patio. Many guests dine in relaxed, comfortable clothing for brunch, lunch or dinner.

Yes, Families do dine here regularly, and guests often bring children for brunch and celebrations. The menu and atmosphere suit family gatherings, though some guests note menu items can run out on busy weekend brunches. If you have very young children, consider an early seating and call ahead to confirm high chairs or any menu flexibility.

Yes, outdoor seating is a signature feature. The patio includes water features, misters, heaters, a back deck and a fountain area, and many guests highlight the patio as the restaurant’s best asset for warm weather dining.

Yes, The Point is a solid choice for date night with a lively patio, cozy indoor booths, and a polished bistro vibe. The outdoor oasis with water features, colored lighting and heaters creates a romantic setting, and many guests praised the remodeled interior, attentive servers, and flavorful food. If you prefer quieter conversation, consider an indoor booth or an early seating, as live music and busy weekend nights can get louder.

Yes, The Point is family-friendly and regularly hosts families, celebrations, and brunch groups. Guests have brought children and teens, and staff have accommodated parties with kids. The venue offers indoor booths and outdoor patio seating (fountain and shaded areas) that work well for groups. If you need accessible seating or specific accommodations, call ahead to confirm availability and any accessibility details.

Yes, staff are generally accommodating. Guests report the team moved tables for comfort, handled dietary restrictions, and quickly addressed issues like bread or seating. For specific needs (dietary restrictions, accessible seating, high chairs, or seating location), call ahead so the host can prepare.