Alex Jones
Google
Our experience was decent, the service was great and the selection on the menu for food and drinks was good.
Food was disappointing. For a starter we had the seafood dip, which was served with store bought mini breads (I swear it is those Stonehearth mini naans). The dip was good but not amazing. Our entree was the $99 (at time of writing) dry aged cowboy ribeye cooked rare and we had asparagus, mushrooms and mashed potatoes as a side. Here there was a mistake, we ordered the mushrooms as a side but the restaurant also offers the mushrooms as a topping to the steak and that was what the gave us instead, a minor error but a bit annoying. The sides were all bland, with no sauces and light seasonings, which was disappointing. However, the most disappointing part of the meal was the flagship ribeye I mentioned before. It was just fine, not good and not great. For half the price you could get a better ribeye from any chain steakhouse. The dry age didn’t impart enough flavor to make up for the light seasoning in the cooking and the house butter we got with it brought the whole thing up to an okay experience. There was also an acrid, bitter flavor on the edges of the steak, not sure if that was from how they did the sear or the dry age, but it detracted from the already mediocre dish.
Drinks and wine selection were fine for the type of restaurant.
Finally, the bathroom was a disaster. My wife told me the stall locks were hanging on by a thread, the toilet rocked like a rodeo, the sink water pressure was sad and she was grateful she wasn’t in a wheelchair as the stalls were not accessible.