Mister A's

Warm, upscale and classic, guests describe Mister A’s as elegant and timeless with an old‑school, celebratory feel. The rooftop view, live jazz at brunch, polished service and refined decor make it a top spot for anniversaries and special evenings. Nights can be lively on weekends; inside seating is quieter and intimate.

Yes, Mister A’s operates special holiday services (guests describe Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter and Valentine’s menus and celebrations). Reviewers praised holiday brunches and prix‑fixe dinners, so expect special hours and menus on major holidays, book well in advance.

Service animals are accommodated, at least one guest with a service dog (celiac guest) reported being welcomed and accommodated. The restaurant does not advertise general pet seating; for emotional support animals or non‑service pets, call ahead to confirm policies.

Yes, Mister A’s is a classic choice for a romantic date night. Guests repeatedly praise the spectacular skyline and sunset views from the rooftop patio, polished yet warm service, handcrafted cocktails and an elevated American/French menu. It’s a fine‑dining spot (smart casual) that’s especially lovely around sunset; expect higher prices and a special‑occasion vibe. Reserve a window or patio table if you want the view.

Direct answer: Hours vary by service, see below. - Brunch: Sat 10:00 am–1:00 pm; Sun 10:00 am–1:30 pm - Lunch: Wed–Fri 11:00 am–1:00 pm - Bar: Mon–Thu, Sun 3:30 pm–10:00 pm; Fri–Sat 3:30 pm–11:00 pm - Dinner: Mon–Thu, Sun 5:00 pm–8:30 pm; Fri–Sat 5:00 pm–9:00 pm (Always confirm for holidays or special events.)

Families do dine here, guests often bring teens and celebrate birthdays with children. The restaurant is fine‑dining and doesn’t advertise a kids’ menu, so expect adult‑style dishes; many families still report positive experiences. For younger children consider an early seating, patio table, or call ahead to ask about menu flexibility.

Yes, Mister A’s can get busy, especially weekends, holidays and sunset dinner slots. Guests recommend booking ahead and expect possible waits if you arrive early or without reservations; the bar is a good fallback. If your desired time isn’t available, ask about a wait list or alternate seating.

Portions are generally generous for a fine‑dining restaurant, many guests note hearty entrees and shareable sides. Several reviewers described mains and sides as large enough to share or to take home leftovers, while a few felt some steak or premium items were small or highly priced. Expect rich, satisfying plates and sizeable shareable sides (truffle fries, mac & cheese).

It depends on your goal: for the lively rooftop vibe and jazz, Saturday is ideal (Saturday Jazz Brunch or Saturday dinner at sunset). For a quieter, more intimate experience, midweek (Tuesday–Thursday dinner or Wed–Fri lunch) tends to be calmer. Many guests favor weekend sunset views for the full experience.

Yes, Mister A’s rooftop patio/terrace is a major draw. Guests consistently praise outdoor seating for sunset views, heaters for cooler evenings, and watching aircraft approach downtown. Outdoor patio tables are popular, so request one when you book.

For the view: arrive just before sunset, many guests recommend timing dinner to watch downtown light up. For a lively scene pick weekend evenings or Saturday Jazz Brunch; for a quieter experience choose midweek dinner or early seating. If you want bar value or a quicker visit, consider weekday happy hour at the bar.

Yes, the staff frequently accommodates celebrations and special touches. Guests commonly request anniversary or birthday desserts, window/patio seating, dietary needs and private party arrangements. Note your request in the reservation or call the restaurant (and mention any accessibility needs or large‑party details) so the team can prepare.

Yes, Mister A’s accepts private parties and hosts special events. Guests report private/rotunda rooms and the team frequently handles anniversaries, birthdays and group celebrations. Contact the restaurant to discuss guest counts, menus and AV or room preferences.

Busiest: weekend evenings, holiday dinners and Saturday Jazz Brunch, especially around sunset. Quietest: midweek dinners and early week lunches are typically calmer. If you want a show (sunset and planes) pick a weekend; for a more intimate, less crowded meal aim for a weekday dinner or off‑peak lunch.

Yes, guests regularly bring families, teens and small children and report comfortable seating options. The restaurant is on the 12th floor with valet and elevator access, and multiple guests noted accommodating service for celebrations and families. If you need specific accessibility or family seating (space for a stroller or a quieter corner), call ahead so the team can reserve an appropriate table.

Mister A’s offers several options: an outdoor rooftop patio/terrace with heaters (great for sunset views), indoor dining with window or corner tables, and a lively bar/lounge. Guests also mention private/rotunda rooms and the ability to host private parties. If you need a specific spot (window, patio, private room), request it when booking.