It was a risky choice, but it made for a very memorable appetizer. It was well worth the price. We would return for a meal of this quality time and again. The service at our dinner visit was first-class, attentive without being intrusive, friendly without being overly familiar. The dark, wood-paneled dining room is bathed in soft light from antique wall sconces, and each table is graced with a lovely single silk rosebud.
Place settings are simple and elegant.
The only minor flaw was badly wrinkled tablecloths, an easily overlooked but necessary problem to correct in creating an atmosphere of refinement. As an admitted fan of the Driskill, I was greatly relieved to have such a wonderful and satisfying dining experience on my second visit to the Driskill Grill. Austin Chronicle Corp. All rights reserved.