Reservations are highly recommended. We are quite a small restaurant, and in order to guarantee a table, we encourage reservations. Please see our reservation policies prior to booking.

We can accommodate groups up to 12 guests on weeknights with a reservation in advance. We are a small restaurant, so most larger groups (greater than 12) may require a restaurant rent out or confirmation from a manager that we can accommodate you. Please call the restaurant, or email alison@antebellumrestaurant.com for more information or to request a certain date.

We are a fine dining restaurant, and as such, in consideration to other diners, we welcome children that are of the age to be able to enjoy the dining experience with you. We do not offer a children’s menu, nor do we have highchairs or booster seats. Our atmosphere is a grown up environment - please be courteous of other diners who are dining with us. If you do choose to bring your child, and if they are being disruptive, please be respectful to others, and take them outside. Please do not let your child run around the restaurant - it is dangerous as our staff are often walking around with hot food and glassware.

In most cases, yes. When making your reservation, please let us know if you or anyone in your party has any dietary restrictions or allergies, and we will do our best to accommodate. We must know in advance.

While we are a fine dining restaurant, casual wear and jeans are appropriate. Please refrain from sweats, cut offs, and workout gear.

Yes, though we do have a corkage fee. Also, we do not allow wines that are on our wine list. We allow 1 bottle of wine per 2 people.

Unfortunately, we do not have any private dining spaces.

Yes, however we do not allow media presentations of any kind due to our small size and other guests in the restaurant.

We are closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and Easter. If a particular holiday (other than NYE or Valentine’s Day) falls on our usually closed days (Sunday/Monday), we will not be open.

Yes. Convenience fees are charged by restaurants to cover fees associated with an alternative payment method, such as a credit card. Though the convenience fee is collected directly by the business, it goes toward offsetting the fees that are charged by credit card processing company.

Unfortunately, no. Third Party Gift Cards do not work with our system, and is something that is out of our control. If you would like to use your Third Party Gift Card at antebellum, we recommend you use it to first buy an Antebellum gift card.