Came here for lunch. An old French with neo American twist. Small but classy little spot downtown. I had the chicken sandwich, which was very delicious. Juicy and filling. The aioli really set my sandwich off, and the fries were a tasty, crispy accent. I didn't get to try my wife's salmon, but she said it was great, and it looked top notch. Our waitress was fast, attentive, and professional. Couldn't ask for more. Overall, this place is a top quality eatery imo.

My mom and I had a fantastic meal here! It was a busy Saturday night for the restaurant but they handled it very well. We felt attended to and everything was delicious. Filet was cooked perfectly and the cocktails were great!

I've attempted to eat at Charisse several times. Both other times a friend and I went they were closed. Their hours are fairly narrow so make sure you're able to be seated before you go, especially after 1 to make sure they can still serve you. Also note that the parking garage that is directly next to the restaurant is *not* available for restaurant parking oddly. I was directed to the opposite side of the building, which is Commerce Bank parking as well. The most convenient place to park for this restaurant is right outside the commerce entrance leading from the parking garage. The menu itself is the perfect size. Not too short not too long, enough to guarantee that care is put into everything that served. The prices are very fair as well considering the location and the quality of food. They have several white and red wines by the glass as well as a cocktail menu. They offer several different flavors of homemade lemonade. We ordered a variety of sides and appetizers which were all delicious. My favorites were the gnocchi and the pork dumplings. They were busy, but not full, on a weekday so a table should not be hard to find if you plan ahead. I'll definitely come back here to see how the menu evolves. It's nice to see a quality bistro in downtown!

Such a fantastic new years eve experience!! We had a large group and they executed it smoothly and it was all so delicious. Fantastic job. Cozy atmosphere and friendly staff!!

Best French onion super I've ever had. That's all I have to say. But in all honesty, a really pleasant lunch atmosphere with friendly service and a delightful lunch menu. They even have fresh squeezed lemon and limeade!

We enjoyed dinner here a few weeks back for a date night. We started with the Korean Empanadas - a must! So much flavor packed into each bite. Phenomenal. We had the Flank Steak and the Braised Duck Flatbread for our main dishes. The Flank Steak was cooked as we ordered (love when it's not under or over!) and came with a choice of sauce and side. We chose the veal demi- Glace and the Gnocchi. Both went well with the steak. The duck Flatbread is actually a started but it is large enough to be an entree. The mix of flavors between the duck, arugula, feta, shallots and mushrooms was dynamite. I was blown away with how delicious it was!

My husband and I were going to a concert at the Folly theater and wanted to try a new downtown restaurant. This charming French bistro has only been open about six months but they prove themselves very capable at what they do. The decor was modern and warm. Their house wine choices, both white and red, were excellent. The bar area is prominently featured, and the night we were there, the owner was also the bartender. Both of our entrées were excellent. My salmon was probably the best prepared salmon I have ever had, from the overall quality of the fish to the preparation. My husband enjoyed his Bolognese very much. We will definitely back when attending any downtown events. The location is very walkable to the Folly theater and to the T-Mobile center. Street parking is free in the evenings.

Very elegant and delicious. The menu only had a few options for lunch & entrees. All of the options sounded tasty! Our waitress was very helpful too. We got the duck wontons to start and they were soooo juicy! I got the filet mignon and my boyfriend got the pork chop. Everything was amazing!