We started with the goat cheese tart with red onion jam and fennel slaw. What arrived was akin to a little pizza filled with a warm and savory goat cheese mixture. When eaten together, the three elements combined to create something crispy, satisfying and fun to eat. Highly recommended.

For dinner I had the mussels cooked in Stella Artois. These babies were quality, meaty and fresh. It was a very simple meal, but simple is good, as long as it's done well. And this was done very well.

On the side I had a HUGE bowl of fries (nothing special) served with a variety of dipping sauces (fun, though overwhelming). Obviously portion control is not a priority at Gravitas. You get a lot for your money -- bring friends who like to share.

I also have to mention the talented staff at the bar. I had a signature cocktail, the blood orange whiskey smash. Though it was a little pricey, this drink was just about perfect. The bartender at Gravitas is giving the staff at TQLA a run for their money, and that's saying a lot.
Overall, Gravitas is a sophisticated, hip little place with a creative chef and fabulous mixed drinks. This is the perfect place for date night, girls night, or a mommy-and-daddy-need-grown-up-time night. Try it -- you won't be disappointed, and you won't leave hungry.