We chose Elements for our honeymoon dinner, expecting a memorable celebration. Instead, we were treated like a line item on a spreadsheet. The service here is the definition of forced and transactional. Despite the restaurant knowing this was our honeymoon, there was zero acknowledgment of the occasion—no warmth, no 'congratulations,' just a mechanical process to turn the table. A honeymoon dinner is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and hospitality is about making guests feel 'seen.' At this price point, you expect a human connection, but we felt like an inconvenience to a staff that seemed more interested in their shift ending than in our milestone. If you’re looking for a special atmosphere or genuine hospitality for a big life event, look elsewhere. This place is a factory, not a host. They turned what should have been a highlight of our trip into the most impersonal and disappointing meal of our stay. You can’t get a honeymoon night back, and I regret spending ours here.

I treated myself to a solo dinner, it was a very peaceful and intimate setting. The gnocchi and carrot cake were very good. Izzy, my server, was kind and attentive. The best part was the lovely breeze while facing the ocean. This restaurant is perfect for those seeking a more quiet or romantic convo, it seems most people came as couples or 3 to 4 people max.