Recently visited their new seating area. Very beautiful and tastefully done. I noted some changes to their long standing menu items, example their honey rolls, was not a fan of the new presentation or product. That is just my opinion of course. The wait staff was very attentive. I could tell he was a bit overwhelmed, but he handled it in stride. It was a grand opening weekend and they were very busy. Unfortunately our arrival got off to the wrong foot (pun intended?) We arrived for our reservation and upon checking in with the receptionist, I mentioned I needed to go to the restroom before walking down the steps to the new seating area. You see, I had broken my big toe (falling down steps, no less) just days prior. The receptionist said "you don't have far to go" and I asked if there was a new restroom at the front of the restaurant, obviously that would be great. She kindly informed me it was for handicapped patrons only and they reserve it for them, I would have to go to the back of the restaurant to the original bathrooms. I was a bit taken back and too dumbfounded to say anything so off I went, hobbling to the back of the restaurant. Of course I didn't see the black baseboard under the new bench seating on the way, so I proudly kicked that with my broken toe and doubled over in pain. After embarrassingly regaining my composure, I walked the length of the restaurant and back, made it down the stairs to my seat. Would have been nice to not have had that interaction right off the bat with the receptionist. Tainted the experience for sure. Next time I will be bold and speak up or better yet, "there is a restroom right here" and just leave it at that, would have been better. This is a nicer restaurant and the tone was not appreciated.