Terra Restaurant

Incredible appetizers, eat the burrata, my entree was the beggars purse pasta. My pasta was truffle forward and creamy and homemade. It was divine! My friends had the steak and our drinks were very nice. Nothing stood out as something special from the dessert menu unfortunately but everything we ate was great. Also, great service as well!

I had a good time here. The restaurant is directly attached to the Zero Degrees hotel so I didn't need to worry about driving. It has great lighting and a nice modern-style aesthetic. The service was great. The food itself was overall pretty good. Recommended dishes: beggars’ purse pasta and vanilla creme brullee.

Fun atmosphere great drinks friendly staff amazing food! Although at the end of our dinner the entire inside of the restaurant was very rudely herded out like cows.. 10:10pm on a Friday night the bartender turned the house lights up and yelled at us to “move on out to the lobby” as they wanted to start closing.. totally unprofessional

The food and drink were great but their service was very DISAPPOINTING for a group that spent $1400+ . We reserved seats for 20 people for our close friends and family to have dinner together the day before our wedding celebration. We were split up into two tables. The table with the groom and his friends got served very well. However the service at table with the bride and both parents were horrible. 1. It took AN HOUR AND A HALF for them to bring entrée to the table with more women and elders. At that time, the other table was already having their dessert. 2. Before this table got to order dessert, they asked everyone to LEAVE the restaurant because they think this table spent too much time at the restaurant, when in fact, the restaurant was the one who took too long to bring entrée to the table. 3. They strategically brought the bill to the groom , whose table got served drastically better. The groom didn’t even know how horribly the other table was treated. We had a reservation for 20 people and if the restaurant committed and took the reservation, I’d expect them to be able to provide the service for this size of group. What I’m mostly sad about is how they think they could treat two tables so differently; and how they strategically brought the bill to the table that they assumed would pay and therefore were served the best. I wonder if things would change if they knew the bride and groom have already been married for long and the groom’s credit card is actually an authorized card under the bride’s account. It certainly doesn’t feel great when you go to a restaurant and your table is being discriminated against like this.