The name, Sushi Den, is as familiar as McDonald's when it comes to Japanese food. That 's where any similarity ends, as the Sushi Den is in the most upscale and beautiful space with incredible food. The decor is high tech, understated but perfect. The sushi bar is the place to sit, but if you prefer there are lots of tables for dining as well. Complete dinners are served which appeal to those who aren't in the mood for sushi.
Service is very good, but slow, but it's well worth the wait.
Dining at the Sushi Den is a very special treat. The night was made for love, the love of Tante Louise, which has been around for twenty years. Corky Douglass is the perfect host. The restaurant is in an old house, full of charm with wood floors, lace curtains, lots of cozy nooks for dining and fireplaces here and there. Modern French cuisine with very American accents describes Michael Degenhart's approach.