Sienna Restaurant & Ultralounge

I came here for Memorial Day Weekend (their opening day weekend) and then again last friday night.  Both times we came when it was in transition from Sienna to Pink Elephant.

Decor:  low ceilings, white chandeliers, very hamptons feeling, lots of mirrors, it feels like they are on their way to making it very high end, but just not quite there yet.

Crowd: on memorial day this place was a total shit show. You could barely move and their were super models everywhere --G thanks as if it isn't hard enough for the ladies out there anyways.  Last weekend it was wayyyyyy better. You could actually move and breathe. Good looking crowd, nice room to float around.  

Table service: Over all good, but not crazy attentive.  I feel like the server could have hustled a bit more and poured more of the tables drinks and we would have gladly ordered another bottle or two.  

Recommend: Not coming here on holiday weekends as it is way to small, they pack it and you can't move, also b/c there is 2 bathroom stalls!!! Not really set up for the masses.  Come on a normal weekend and this place rocks --you'd happily pay $15-20/drink :)

food was unexpectedly delicious.. beautiful Hamptons crowd.. perfect dinner and dancing music. Our table changed from dinner to cocktail within minutes of paying the bill and we danced the night away. I am impressed.

Yay!

Went for Memorial Day Weekend, their opening day weekend.  

Decor:  White chandeliers, mirrors, a slightly burlesque-baroque inspired indoor with a garden feel outdoor. They could step it up a bit, looks like this was cheaply done.

Service:  Phenomenal.  Owner greeted everyone who walked in the door that night.  The hostess was so sweet! The wait staff equally as amazing, we didn't have an empty glass at any time.

Food:  Not bad.  We had the Cesar salad with the duck for main course....the duck was great, it was great meat....however, it crisped too much and the fat didn't melt, instead it burned slightly on top and fat was a clear layer of fat.  :( Sad face.  So, we cut that off and ate the meat, it was so great!  We got the chocolate sundae for desert.  It was the size of Montana! haha It was enough for four/six to share.  It was great.  By the time I left I was stuffed and happy.

Price:  Not bad...salad was $14 or so, the main course was about $40, desert was also around $14...wine was about $60 for the bottle.

Overall, I liked it.  I think it fed into the "Hamptons" feel and hype; being from the city with such great restaurants that really do care about output I wish they focused a little more on that.  Look you're in the Hamptons you're going to get the crowds whether you suck or not!

This place turns into Pink Elephant after 11PM.  Needless to say around 10PM the music started and by 10:45 the music was so loud that I was a little nauseated while eating my giant sundae.  Haha.  They could keep the music at a 5 opposed to a 9 while dining is still going.