Capitol Chophouse, Madison, Wisconsin Restaurant Details

Food:

High quality food and excellent service - even for large groups. Definitely one of Madison's more expensive offerings, but not unreasonable for the quality.

Food:

I've ate at the Chophouse several times for both brunch and dinner. The food is consistently good, especially their brunch menu which features ingredients from the weekly farmer's market. The service is below average, especially for the higher than average prices. This used to be one of our frequent brunch spots, a hidden gem with bottomless mimosas for $15. Come back this year for the opening of brunch season and bottomless has run dry. Two watered down mimosas will run you $20. Slow service and now you can't even forget about the fact that waiter doesn't know the menu over the course of several drinks. If this were a food network show, Capitol Chophouse would be CHOPPED. Ted Allen shakes his head with mild discontent.

Food:

Well ugh what to say.....the frat house was anticipating bottomless mimosas for about 3 months. Went opening day only to find out they took it off the menu. Needless to say our enthusiasm dropped once we heard that. The GIANT cinnamon roll did satisfy this yetti's appetite.

Food:

My husband and I should have known the food would be awful when the place was practically empty on a Saturday evening. Both the ribeye and prime rib were pretty much flavorless. Would not recommend.

Food:

Very upscale dinner restaurant. Older wealthier crowd. Great for a romantic dinner for 2. I wouldn't recommend it for parties and definitely not the place to bring the fellas for game night. Very long and expensive wine list and a full dinner menu with all the food groups. Steaks are their specialty and they have promotional posters throughout the accompanying Hilton hotel boasting of their chefs experience. Which although I can't vouch for seemed believable.