This atmospheric restaurant, located in a converted sculptor’s studio, is perfect for a romantic dinner or an illicit meeting. Set near an ivy-covered courtyard, the restaurant features black walls, and only candlelight and dim recessed lighting offer illumination. Shadowy alcoves provide private seating, and statues scavenged from old churches add character. The food at Amadeus is equally intriguing. House specials include caramelized spare ribs and beef carpaccio, but non-meat eaters love vegetarian lasagna and ricotta and spinach tortellini. Options are both a la carte and prix fixe, and homemade nut bread is served with every meal. On Sundays, Amadeus hosts a well-regarded brunch buffet featuring smoked salmon, eggs, cheese and bread, cereal, juice, and coffee. Smart-casual to trendy attire. Reservations suggested.