Review

We celebrate every special occasion here. We have always had a good experience at Litchfields. However, tonight was not so great. We ordered an appetizer. Our dinner arrived first. Asked about the appetizer and were told she forgot to put it in. They are usually on top of the water. Mine was mostly full. My wife's was empty. The server came over and filled my glass, then walked away. I thought we were being pranked... Then the some alarms went off and blared for about 5 minutes. It was a rough night for Litchfields. We'll be back, and hopefully, this was just an anomaly.

Food was great. Service was great. Maybe the AC was down, but they had a box fan propped against the wall not far from the table and it didn't move air at all. That could be replaced for less than my tip. The prices don't seem warranted and I'm having a hard time seeing what I paid for. I'm not that picky, but there are a lot of places with great food and working AC for less than half the price. Even though people may come here for the Goodyear history I don't think it is tire bias that's preventing them from getting any Michelin stars. Nothing against the chef or staff here. It just felt like resort prices without the resort experience.

The restaurant's atmosphere is old (in the good way) traditional wealthy American way. The service was excellent, very attentive and caring, they even brought us a desserts on the house. We had an appetizer ( yellow tuna) which was not really good, kinda strange arrangement with watermelon and celery jello. The Chilean sea bass was excellent but overpriced for the size. All main dishes were made good and tasty but without a side dish. Overall, we had a good time there and I would recommend it, if you are not afraid to pay a big bill 💸.