Jarret Sonoga
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We had a great experience at Entree and would definitely recommend anyone check it out! You’re getting lively, casual spot with good food for a reasonable price.
Atmosphere - first thing you’ll notice is it’s a small place. Tables are close enough you’ll hear everyone’s conversation, and the space seems to amplify the noise. They have outdoor booths but we didn’t see them being used. There was some generic pop music playing over everything too, although that’s easily ignorable. This made it seem like it’d be better for groups than for a date, it’s not going for an intimate kind of vibe. We really loved the chalkboard art
Service - no complaints here, our server was great. We really appreciated that when we ordered, he let us know one of our dishes came with pork. Since my partner has restrictions where she can’t eat pork, it was refreshing that he mentioned this unprompted. Just really awesome to be aware of certain dietary needs.
Food - the pre-fixe menu was a bit different than what we saw online, mainly that everything was now the $50 dollar option. Each course has about 6-10 options so you’ll definitely find something to try, and they’ll have a few specials for the night as well.
The food itself was quite good, not something that will blow you away but still absolutely worthwhile. It’s a lot of elevated at-home favorites, and each dish had some kind of interesting twist to make it a unique experience for us. The presentation of the food was also phenomenal.
Drinks - it’s byob, so that one’s on you. They did have coffee and non-alcoholic house-made drinks as well!
Price - cost seemed perfect; $50 per person for a 3 course meal. You can also do a la cart if you just want the entree.
Overall, Entree is definitely worth checking out. I think your best experience will be with a small group (4-8 people) who want a fun, “family” style dinner while also wanting to dine out.