"Table for Two" is a sophisticated collection of short stories and a novella that showcases Amor Towles' versatility as a writer. Set primarily in New York and Los Angeles, these tales span different time periods, offering insightful glimpses into human nature and relationships.

The New York stories, mostly set around the turn of the millennium, delve into various aspects of human interaction - from brief encounters to marital dynamics. Each story is meticulously crafted, rich in detail and subtle observations that Towles is known for.

The inclusion of "Eve in Hollywood," a novella following Evelyn Ross from "Rules of Civility," adds depth to the collection, providing a satisfying continuation for fans of Towles' earlier work.
Towles' writing style remains consistently evocative, creating vivid imagery that brings each story to life. While different from his full-length novels, this collection maintains his trademark sophistication and wit.

A thoughtful 4-star read, ideal for those who appreciate nuanced storytelling and character studies in a more condensed format.