We really wanted an earlier reservation time but the best they could do was 8:45 so we took it realizing everyone is very busy. We arrived around 8:35 and told they were running behind due to all the outside tables having to move in earlier because of a storm. We ordered drinks at the bar (although bartender slurping up noodles while working was not inspiring) and was texted our table was ready at 8:47. Our server greeted us by pouring water and saying the kitchen is closing at 9:00 so are you ready to order! You take reservations for 8:45 and your kitchen closes at 9:00. She said nothing could be done about it and we needed to get our orders in. No chance to peruse the menu we ordered 2 cold appetizers and 4 entrees (2 entrees were salads). Appetizers came our quickly and were very good - oysters nice and fresh and shrimp cocktail done perfectly. Entrees arrived before anything cleared and even then appetizer empty plates sat. Filet done perfectly but potatoes ice cold. The rest of the meals were good. Waitress finally came to check on how things were and potatoes were sent back to the microwave. She never asked if we wanted another cocktail and we had to ask for water refills. Other guests in the restaurant were still enjoying desserts and drinks and bar was still open with guests. We ordered two desserts and two coffees but was told no coffee as the coffee machine had been shut down and cleaned for the night! This restaurant is in a beautiful hotel and there is no coffee1?1 At this point we asked to see a manager. He did bring 2 coffees to the table and apologized with lots of excused of how they got behind due to the storm, etc. But the whole point is who seats guests at a fine dining restaurant who have a reservation 15 minutes before the kitchen closes and expects them to have a relaxed meal. We were rushed, treated rudely by the waitress and given excuses by management. Totally unacceptable and, even though I usually give places more than one chance, this left such a bad taste that I don't know if I would ever return.