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Excellent cocktails and service in a very nice, friendly atmosphere. A short, but well-chosen tap beer selection, as well as a comprehensive choice of…
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Opus Lounge
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Terrible service! Took 45 minutes to get a drink. Server refused to give happy hour special, even though it wasn't the cutoff time.…
Missy Ruplinger
Opus Lounge
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Opus is a classy alternative to a lot of the bars on state street that cater to the college crowd and is only a short walk from the state street area …
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8 Reviews on “Opus Lounge”
Terrible service! Took 45 minutes to get a drink. Server refused to give happy hour special, even though it wasn’t the cutoff time.
Opus is a classy alternative to a lot of the bars on state street that cater to the college crowd and is only a short walk from the state street area making it a great place to do drinks before or after a show at the overture, majestic, or bartell theater. They have a very creative drink selection including a section of their menu devoted to champagne cocktails and another for martinis and specialty drinks. The peanut butter martini was AMAZING and I will definitely be back for another.
Opus is our go-to venue for most any night of the week. Their menu is amazing, their service is exceptional, and their location is hard to beat. I recommend a Jealousy, Crostini, Crab Cakes, and a sushi roll on a warm Wednesday evening in the Summer.
Tempura vegetables, bruschetta, crab cakes, sour cream & onion dip, and tempura shrimp sushi. Excellent meal for 2.
Great crab cakes.
Smooth fondue; great waiter. Cool and chic decor; a place aiming to appeal to the higher-end clientele (aka not broke college kids).liked the furniture setting; it’s very lounge-y. however, the cushion seats were all over the place they were blocking the narrow passage between tables and they got very chaotic, especially when there were all laying around in no man’s land, nobody knew whether we should just grab them or wait for the waiters to properly rearranged them.got a bottle of asti to go w/the choco fondue; all recommendations from the temp locals (international college students). wine was good and the fresh fruit plate that came w/the fondue was of a good selection and quality, if a bit scarce. the chocolate itself was sooooo smooth yet rich, i had to ask what kind it was. the waiter, who couldn’t answer my question, promised to go to the kitchen and ask. it took him a while so i was not expecting to get much back. but he REALLY went to ask for me; even wrote down the kind of chocolate on a post-it note to show me. while i was quite surprised that they would actually share their secret ingredient, i applaud this young waiter for his professionalism on his job.forgot how much the bill came to for the 4 of us; it did seem a bit pricey given the little that we had. but it was a good place to lounge around, if one got nothing better to do on a weekend–and if you’re not the college kid looking for cheap beer and loud club music. that place was pretty loud itself, but with lounge music instead.
I have gone to several of the bars downtown and the Opus is the one that sticks. The waitstsff is friendly and attentive and they really know how to treat a customer. I have never been to a better place to take a date after a show. The atmosphere is, without question, the best madison has to offer in a date situation. They really know how to serve. Bar none the best place for making the right drink at the right time, just ask.