Les R.
Yelp
Hands down 5 stars here! I highly recommend the Butcher and Rose and it exceeded any expectations! It was the perfect night out with friends.
The ambience and service were exquisite, and the food was simply the best. Butcher and Rose had been on our list for a while, so when friends suggested grabbing some dinner before the holidays, I immediately thought of this spot. I did make a reservation via OpenTable two weeks in advance, which I highly recommend a reservation as the place was packed and upon booking the spots were filling up.
We were warmly greeted upon arrival and seated after a short wait. My partner grabbed a house cabernet ($17) at the bar, which he loved, and the coat check was a nice touch. Throughout the meal, service was excellent and I would say attentive without feeling rushed. We sat in the main area with seating, kitchen, and bar but there appeared to be another dining area and there is also an upstairs with lavatories and lounge and some other space. An elevator is in the area for accessibility if needed as well but those stairs are fun to ascend and make a reentrance into the dining area.
As for the food, it's on the higher price side, but worth it. Chris and I ordered:
Starters:
-Parker House Bread (homemade with cultured butter) - $13
-Lobster Bisque (butter-poached lobster) - $19
Dinner:
-14oz USDA Prime New York Strip - $63
-16oz USDA Prime Ribeye - $67
And he had a glass of Greg Norman cabernet sauvignon with dinner - $24
For sides, we ordered several for the table, including:
-Glazed Carrots (parsnip puree, pistachio crumble) - $14
-Baked Mac & Cheese (aged cheddar, gruyere) - $14
-Potato Anna (roasted garlic, parmesan cream) - $15
Every dish was cooked perfectly and bursting with flavor. The steaks were some of the best we've ever had, and the sides were amazing with the Mac & Cheese and Carrots being my favorites. I didn't catch what type of steaks our friends ordered, but they loved the food as well. Additionally, the other menu items I saw floating around like burgers, salads, and salmon looked fantastic.
The inside was elegant and sophisticated, with a balanced noise level. It felt inviting and vibrant but not overwhelming, even for a full house. For parking, there is Valet available for $25, or you can self-park nearby, but plan for a min of two hours. We stayed for about 2.5 hours, and it was worth every moment. I recommend and absolutely would be back but going to give my checking account time to settle first.
You can check out their menus at https://butcherandrose.com