Best Fine Dining Restaurants in Olathe

What a hidden gem! We came in for Restaurant Week, having never eaten here before and we were very pleasantly surprised. We normally don't gravitate to hotel restaurants. The food was outstanding and the wine selection excellent. Our only complaints were the physical ambiance of the space and a high level of noise. First of all, we were not guests of the hotel, so we entered through the exterior door, following a dimly lit exterior sign. It led us down a very dark path with minimal lights, water on the sidewalk, and nothing to indicate we were even coming through the right entrance. There was no one at the host stand when we entered. The space is very large, and thankfully, they segregate dinner customers at the rear of the restaurant so it felt more full (assume the front part we walked through is for breakfast and lunch customers). We were seated at a banquette table with two other tables, enclosed on either end by hard wall and glass; therefore, we could hear every word spoken at the other 2 tables. The decor is a little outdated and could definitely benefit from a refresh. With a little investment by Doubletree, this could be a food-lovers heaven. We will come back.

What a wonderful evening. Birthday celebration was highlighted by fabulous KC Restaurant Week deals and outstanding service from John and all the support staff. Lobster Bisque is my favorite in the city - the KC RW Scallop Special was amazing and ended the evening with Crème Brûlée - one of the best meals we have had in quite a while

Fabulous steaks we all e joyed throughly bc they were cooked / served to perfection. Our salads &souos were delicious The warm bread was incredible Our drinks were perfect too The desserts were the icing on the cake 🎂 lovely!

One if my favorite restaurants in Kc area. Went fir lunch this time. The quiche was the best I have ever had. (Better than sister, French Market). Keep up the great work.

Everything was as always fabulous. The only improvements that I could suggest would be for the server to ask if you’d been there before before the thoughtful description of the menu . Also and this will be increasingly more important as our society continues to to age . Add more handicapped spaces and mark the pavement . Speaking for mature drivers we tend to stay within the lines if they exist .