Fodor's Expert Review Le Basilic

Arched bay windows, checkered marble floors, live jazz, and exquisite garden views create a stunning backdrop to your dining experience here. The menu changes every four months but is always comprised of fine French-Mediterranean cuisine served beneath silver domes by tuxedoed waiters. The 14 chestnut tables surround a sunken gazebo where orchids bloom. Doubling as a gallery, Le Basilic displays paintings by local artist, Leon Alva and, classical ballet dancers perform nightly. As a keepsake, you’ll be presented with a box of French truffles and refined recipe cards recapping the bill of fare. Note that the dress code is resort elegant, reservations are recommended, and children are not allowed. Since this restaurant is rather intimate, expect quality service, meaning that you might feel uncomfortable being watched by the attentive waiters.