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Mark's
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Ratings and Reviews for Mark's
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Dec 29 2008
Aria v. via Yelp
Mark's on Las Olas was always a great place to when you needed to show off. Pricey but not too over the top, and a great spot to try out some unusual...read more
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Jan 22 2007
James K. via Yelp
Despite overly harsh comments from yelp's previous reviewers who seem to be shocked that a fine dining restaurant would be expensive, I still fully maintain...read more
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Jan 21 2007
Brian H. via Yelp
The food was good but not worth the prices. $38 for farmed salmon is ridiculous. The duck was good (although the honey mango sauce was a little over-sweet...read more
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Mar 26 2008
willis69 via Citysearch
First off, our table of 6 was seated immediately on a Saturday night at 7pm. It's a big, semi-boisterus, carnival like room, very...read more
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Jan 29 2008
eskipp via Citysearch
First of all, I made reservations for two about 4 days prior. When we got there we were sat at a table next to the kitchen - agai...read more
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Jul 08 2007
aproger via Citysearch
Wow, we did not expect from the moment our amuse bouche was presented that it would be all down hill from there... Our waiter was...read more
In Short
Just because it's ultra-upscale doesn't mean Mark's has lost its sense of humor. Its youthful, whimsical interior delights with Dr. Suess flourishes. The clientele embraces all fashion forms, from tourists in T-shirts to locals in suits. Outdoor seating and walls of windows allow diners to feast on foie gras while watching withered joggers breezing past. Cracked conch, a lightly fried, grown-up version of clam strips, is a great item to try for first-timers.