Supper

Supper serves most dayparts: breakfast weekdays and weekends, weekend brunch, weekday lunch and nightly dinner. Hours are: Breakfast Mon–Fri 7:00–11:00 am; Sat–Sun 7:00–10:00 am. Brunch Sat–Sun 10:00 am–2:30 pm. Lunch Mon–Fri 11:00 am–2:30 pm. Dinner Mon–Thu & Sun 5:00–10:00 pm; Fri–Sat 5:00–11:00 pm. Always call ahead for holiday hours or special events.

Yes, Supper is a popular choice for date night. Guests repeatedly praise the romantic Hotel Emma setting, riverfront patio, inventive contemporary American menu and attentive service. Expect craft cocktails, an extensive wine list and standout dishes like Carl’s French Toast, truffle risotto, steaks and chargrilled oysters. Tip: request a window or patio table for river views and reserve ahead for a quieter, early dinner.

Yes, Supper accommodates families and accessible seating. Guests have brought older relatives and children and praised helpful staff, valet parking and easy access from the hotel. The vibe is upscale but family groups and celebratory meals are common. For accessibility needs or specific family seating (near kitchen, patio, or private area), call ahead so staff can best accommodate.

For a quieter experience, early dinner seating (around opening at 5 pm on weekdays) or weekday lunch tends to be calmer. If you want the lively weekend energy and riverfront patio, book weekend brunch or a weekend dinner but expect it to be busier. Make a reservation for holidays and special events.

While Supper accepts reservations, guests report busy periods (weekend brunch, holidays) where walk-ins face waits. The restaurant may maintain a waitlist during peak times; to avoid waits, reserve in advance and arrive on time. If you have a large party or special request, calling ahead is recommended.

For the most relaxed experience, choose a weekday (Mon–Thu) for lunch or early dinner. If you want a lively weekend vibe, weekend brunch or Saturday night dinner is great for patio dining and people-watching, but expect higher demand and noise.

Yes, Supper has a well‑liked outdoor patio overlooking the river. Guests praise dining outside for the atmosphere and views, especially during pleasant weather; note that seating near doors can sometimes feel drafty when staff move between inside and outside.

Portions at Supper trend toward moderate, fine‑dining sizes, beautifully plated and ingredient-focused rather than oversized. Many guests love the flavors but some note smaller portions for the price (especially on certain entrees). If you prefer a heartier meal, consider sharing starters or adding a side.

Yes, Supper operates on many public holidays and has run special holiday menus (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine’s). Guests report dining there on holidays, though service and menu may be limited or pricier on those dates, so reserve early and confirm holiday hours.

Generally yes, families and children dine here often, and guests frequently celebrate birthdays and family brunches. The menu leans adult and doesn't advertise a dedicated kids menu, so consider earlier seating, sharing approachable dishes, or calling ahead to ask about child-friendly options.

Smart casual. The restaurant lists a smart casual dress code and guests typically dress nicely for dinners and special occasions, think polished, comfortable attire rather than formal black tie.

Supper offers several seating options: an outdoor patio overlooking the river, indoor dining with river-view windows, a lively bar area and a chef’s counter/chef’s table for an up-close kitchen experience. The restaurant also accepts private parties, contact them to inquire about private or semi-private rooms.

Warm, elegant and lively, Supper blends Hotel Emma’s historic charm with contemporary American dining. Guests consistently praise the riverfront patio, polished service and beautiful interior. Expect a casual‑elegant vibe that’s great for special occasions, though it can get noisy during busy weekend dinners or large parties.

Yes, the team is accommodating. Guests repeatedly note staff and management helping celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and special touches (complimentary toasts, desserts, flowers). For seating preferences, allergy requests, or private events, call the restaurant ahead of your visit to ensure the best experience.

Busiest: weekend brunch and weekend dinner, plus holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine’s) and special events. Quietest: early weekday dinners (5 pm openings) and weekday lunches tend to be calmer. If you prefer a quieter table, book earlier dinner times on weekdays.

Yes, the restaurant allows private parties and guests have used it for special events (anniversaries, birthdays, large gatherings). Contact the restaurant directly to discuss private-room availability, menus and group pricing.