Abejas Golden

loved the atmosphere so much! upscale casual with lots of plants and great music. our server brian was very attentive. get the chocolate mousse if it’s available! the honey crisp tuille situation was so crunchy and flavorful. want to come back to try out the brunch menu!

A high end restaurant with a focus on good wine and broadly European food. I had the daily pasta with a lovely wine. Both were good and the bartender was attentive and helpful. The portions are smallish - expect to buy multiple courses to get full (one star off for that given the price per course). It’s mostly couples going out for a nice date.

This lovely little restaurant is truly tucked away in its own little hole in the wall, there’s outstanding cozy patio seating, and a stunning interior that feels antique but not antiquated. The service was friendly, quick & informative. Our waiter made great recommendations. The food is amazing, with a great selection of seasonal items. Our table had the Scallop appetizers and Little Gem Salads and I ordered the Salmon. It was cooked perfectly with a great crust and a delicious yogurt sauce. Everything tastes fresh with great depth of flavors. Best of all nothing was overly heavy or dense. Their wine & dessert selection are great as well. I highly recommend this restaurant!

We try Abejas a few times each year because it’s always been a great local spot for upscale cuisine. The atmosphere is warm, the service is attentive, and their mixologist truly stands out—every cocktail feels creative, intentional, and fun. That said, for the price point, the overall food quality has declined over the last few years, and it doesn’t quite deliver the same “wow” factor it once did. Also wish they had more vegetarian options. Love the seasonal menu and will definitely keep supporting this local restaurant.

Awesome service. Great food. Unique cuisine and we got a free appetizer. Really cool waiter. Thank you for a great experience and for the year of good luck, provided by the honey tuile. It’s good luck for a year to eat the honey tuile. Seriously though, this place rocks. And the honey tuile is good luck.