Came here with some family members during New Year's Eve to watch the fireworks, I have been Vegan for several years, so I made sure we called in advance to know wether they'd be options available for me or not, they assured us they'd make vegan friendly options for me. Right from the get-go the word "vegetarian" ("who has the vegetarian dish") was used, which I promptly corrected that it wasn't vegetarian, it was vegan. I had some vol-au-vents and some panna cotta which were meat free but I'm pretty sure had dairy, as I felt sick after consuming them (and continued to feel sick up until the next day). Also as they were serving the panna cotta, I asked once again if it was vegan as it looked pretty much the same to the rest of my family members food (they consume animals and their byproducts), to which the server replied "there's nothing in it, it's all the same" and hurried off, which is a pretty weird thing to say since panna cotta is typically made with cream, which is dairy (I seriously doubt they used a vegan substitute, given what the vegan main dishes looked like, they looked different from the rest and were pretty subpar presentation and taste wise (aside from the pea soup (cream free), which I admit was pretty good)). I understand you were pretty busy, but this is unacceptable. If you didn't fully understand what vegan was or didn't know how to accommodate me, I would rather you be honest. Vegan and vegetarian is NOT the same. Vegans do NOT consume ANY animal products at all (that means no meat/fish/"seafood" (no animals), no dairy, no eggs, no honey, or any other animal byproducts), vegetarians simply refrain from eating meat/fish/"seafood" (no animals) and that's it, they DO consume animal byproducts. At least I had a nice view of the fireworks, despite feeling ill all night.