Rod's Steak and Seafood Grille

Guests often note hearty main courses here, the prime rib and other entrées are described as having good, generous portion sizes.

Yes, Rod's old‑world dining rooms and intimate Parlour Cars are regularly chosen for anniversaries and romantic dinners, making it a popular date‑night choice.

Yes, Rod's offers a distinct Tea in the Parlor Cars experience (about 90 minutes starting at noon, with tiers of finger sandwiches and scones, reported at roughly $67 per person) and runs prix-fixe menus for holidays.

Yes, Rod's has a full bar with cocktails and a wine-by-the-glass selection; guests specifically praise martinis and the restaurant's full bar.

Rod's offers a classic, old‑world steakhouse atmosphere, rich wood paneling and polished brass, ornate Tiffany ceilings and even private Parlour Cars, with live piano adding to the experience on some nights.

The Signature Crab Bisque is a standout, it’s listed on Rod’s current menu and guests specifically praise the restaurant’s crab bisque.

Business casual is the guide here, aim for neat, put‑together clothing; many guests dine comfortably in jeans unless dressing up for a special occasion.

Yes, families are welcome: guests report celebrating birthdays and hosting baby showers here, and Rod's has run children's/young-guest events such as a Girl Scouts Tea in the Parlor Cars.

Rod's pairs a grand main dining room (with an upper level) with vintage private Parlour Cars/rail cars and a lively bar area (the Red Dog Bar), plus cozy booths throughout.