Amanda T.
Yelp
The environment was gorgeous! I kept finding myself staring at the beautiful arched windows between courses. The service was absolutely wonderful. We had a rather large party(8 people) which can be hard to balance but not for them. All our dishes were spot on, the gentleman who waited on our table was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. I was impressed with their precision on serving all of our food at the exact same time. And the food was memorable. I have had the privilege of eating some culinary masterpieces and this was up there.
Here's the breakdown of what our table ordered. We were given a starter bread basket with these scrumptious cheddar drop biscuit balls, a nice crisp, and I believe a chive butter. For starters we ordered a smoked salmon dip, two meatballs, and two duck cornbreads. My two personal best bites were the cornbread with a bite of the lobster on top, and the meatball with the delicious white cheddar rice middlins which was very reminiscent of a risotto. The smoked salmon deserves a mention too, I'm personally not a fan of salmon or salmon dip but it was so smokey I actually enjoyed it. Several of my colleagues ordered soup, their choices were the corn bisque and the French onion. I will say if had several stomachs I would have ordered the French onion, I was offered a bite and is was scrumptious. While waiting for our entrees I also enjoyed a gentle giant, it was refreshing and not too booze forward which I appreciated.
Our entrees were absolutely mouthed watering. The two I won't forget were mine and my friend sitting next to me. I ordered a bone out ribeye medium rare with the bone marrow butter on top, and my friend ordered the w-5 Satsuma Wagu medium with the Oscar add on. Hers quite literally melted in your mouth, if you ever have the opportunity to order Wagu do it. My ribeye had beautiful marbling and was perfectly seasoned. Because we had a large party so we decided to get sides for the table. We went with the risotto, potatoes au gratin, asparagus, pimento Mac and cheese, whipped potatoes, and creamed corn. I personally will be dreaming of that risotto which had these luscious oyster mushrooms hidden under some frisée. The pimento Mac and cheese was also a table favorite, I'm become a believer that pimento belongs is all Mac and cheese now.
Last but not least our desserts. Several of us got crème brûlée which was the traditional one and is always a favorite of mine. Two of our ladies were very excited about the Baked Alaska but unfortunately they were sold out, they went with the vanilla pana cotta with a mango sorbet. The sorbet was amazing, the pana cotta was good but they ended up eating more of my crème brûlée instead. The cheesecakes were really fun; they were whipped and lightly sharp with a peach compote on top, which was really balanced. The shocker for me was the chocolate stout cake, I'm personally not a fan of chocolate cake at all and neither were a few of my table mates. However that was the best chocolate I have ever had, it was so light and we were all pleasantly surprised. I also had an espresso martini with my dessert which was STRONG but delicious.
Overall it was quite an experience and I will definitely be back.