Opus Lounge

We went here before seeing the orchestra because the restaurant was full. Looks nice inside but other then that I wouldn’t go again. Never had a Moscow mule served in a plastic glass. And as far as any food, we had the hummus plate which was pre made, on a plastic plate with your pita chips in a plastic bag and maybe two spoonfuls of hummus and tapenade in a small plastic container. We ended up going just around the corner to a restaurant to grab some food which was a much better choice!

A winsome remodel of the rear entranceway and gift shop has forged a welcoming and elegant lounge for audiences and musicians to mingle pre and post performance. The theme is part piano-bar, part jazz speakeasy and part roaring twenties lounge; the combination is exceptionally comfortable and chic. The wait staff is very attentive and creative. The bartender will recall your name and order with a smile. The cocktails are creatively concocted with top labels and the wine list has a variety to choose from. The pre and post concert appetizers and small bites are nicely prepared and the deserts and cookies taste as delicious as they look. This is a lovely addition to an extraordinary concert hall.