The Cellar at Duckworth's

Portions here are often described as generous and shareable, guests repeatedly call several dishes “plenty big enough to share” or “very big.”

For a lively, full experience try Saturday night, guests note it can be busy then and still delivers great steaks and cocktails; if you prefer something quieter, several visits on Wednesdays have been reported as less busy.

Yes, The Cellar at Duckworth’s is frequently recommended for date nights, thanks to its cozy, dimly lit speakeasy atmosphere and many guests celebrating anniversaries or special evenings there.

The Cellar at Duckworth’s feels like a dim, 1920s speakeasy, original brick walls, exposed joists and staff dressed in period attire create an intimate, sometimes noisy cellar atmosphere.

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, neat clothing is appropriate, and many guests visit for date nights without dressing up formally.

For a quieter visit, aim for midweek evenings, guests note Wednesday nights can be noticeably less busy, while Saturday nights are often the liveliest and worth booking ahead for.

Yes, families do visit: reviewers describe dining with children (one party ranged ages 5–43), and kids enjoyed the small plates like the short‑rib dumplings; staff have also discussed accommodating a high chair when asked.