Umbria Prime Restaurant Review:
Umbria added “Prime” to its name and changed its focus from offering solely Italian dishes, ramping up the menu with beef, seafood and chops. The Financial District restaurant is housed on the first two floors, with the nightclub Ascend situated on floors three through five. Italian flair is evident in starters like colossal shrimp scampi tossed with lemon and white wine, crunchy calamari with...
This five-story Euro-chic townhouse attracts a mature, upscale crowd for its many delights. Above two formal dining rooms—Umbria serving Umbrian specialties and Prime, a steak house and oyster bar—the top three floors host a stylish weekends-only mega-club, with an "ultra-lounge" featuring a vodka bar, table service, and big-name DJs spinning EDM, R&B, techno, and international pop.
Financial District beef eaters tuck into "delicious" cuts at this "high-end" Italian steakhouse, though there's "fresh homemade pastas" and the like for vegetarians too; the "fine-dining experience" is "expensive but well worth it", and comes complete with a "cool" upstairs nightclub and lounge.
Umbria added "Prime" to its name and changed its focus from solely Italian dishes, ramping up the menu with beef, seafood and chops. The restaurant is housed on the first two floors with the nightclub Prime situated on floors three through… Read More