“Crossroads Kitchen offers diners Mediterranean-themed small dishes, salads, farm-to-glass cocktails, spectacular wines, and desserts in a fine-dining dinner style that encourages exploration. The restaurant offers 120 guests or accommodates up to 250 for cocktails, and the main dining room features a central dining room that is a visible feast of wood crown molding and wing-backed furniture lit by handcrafted chandeliers. Crossroads Kitchen provides a private dining room with an antique glass wall and an Original Toulouse-Lautrec Print. The restaurant's Private Dining Room contains a mirrored wall, an extravagant chandelier, and an arched old-world plaster ceiling.”
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