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Opal
Menu for Opal
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Ratings and Reviews for Opal
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Apr 27 2012
susan g. via Yelp
Opal, Opal, Opal...It's partially my fault, I suppose. I should've known better. When I saw your website and it said "Italian Bistro and Sushi"....really, I...read more
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Apr 09 2012
Su Y. via Yelp
The short: the happy hour deal sucks, the facility is run-down, and the ambiance is nothing special. The long: So, I receive an exciting text from a...read more
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Mar 25 2012
Sara W. via Yelp
The prices are good for drinks and our food would have been great if we got it in under an hour. The server came by our table twice in three hours, rubbing...read more
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Mar 29 2009
blueboi97 via Citysearch
TERRIBEL SERVICE...FOOD WAS OK....FOUL MOUTHED EMPLOYEES!!!! This was my first time to the joke of a place and everyone that ate t...read more
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Mar 10 2009
RottingCarcass via Citysearch
5280 week is when you try to strut your stuff and impress. Not these guys. For them it was a numbers game. Pack as many people in ...read more
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Mar 06 2009
bananny via Citysearch
We went to Opal last night to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday. I was sitting in the bar with a couple of friends and had just o...read more
In Short
Warm-colored walls, curtains and pillars invoke comfort and conversation throughout the tiered dining rooms. A sushi bar rests against the far wall on the lowest floor. Curtains made of steel beads veil the Orchid Lounge, filled with comfortable couches. New American cuisine with Asian flair offers intriguing combinations. Appetizers include calamari and mussels steeped in fresh basil. One well-known entree is the Kobe beef, smothered in balsamic soy sauce and served with grilled trumpet mushrooms and scallion potatoes.