Amy W.
Yelp
Came here for Sunday brunch with a few girlfriends.
We started with the pastry basket which included a variety of nine (9) pastries to share. Talk about to die for! They came out warm and the mixture of the strawberry jam/whipped orange blossom honey was a heavenly combination on the croissants. The perfect sampler of pastries and all oh-so-perfectly flakey. My friend also got the House Bloody Mary and asked them if they could make an Espresso Martini for me. Lucky me, they were able to, and they nailed it on the foam!
Next came our entrees. The Smoked Salmon Platter . . . and when they say platter, they are not kidding! The platter comes with Philadelphia cream cheese, pickled red onions, capers, soft boiled egg, micro herbs, baby tomatoes, & multigrain bread. I enjoyed assembling as you would a lox bagel sandwich; started with spreading the cream cheese on the flatbread, topped with the smoked salmon (and let's also mentioned they provided a generous portion of it), and topped off with the vegetables. I saved the eggs for last since they looked perfectly jammy and wanted to savor those last.
The Three Meat Hash includes "Roseda Farm" beef short rib, chorizo, applewood smoked bacon, smashed fingerling potatoes, roasted pearl onions, red bell peppers, scallions, two cage-free fried eggs, Cajun seasoning. This dish will fulfill those who have a voracious appetite though isn't too hearty where it will leave you in a food coma.
Side note - for the staff member whom may or may not be reading my very long review (kudos to you for reading this far), my friend pointed out that there is a typo on one of the ingredients listed under the Three Meat Hash. She was a bit too shy to bring it up to a staff member in person though I believe she is correct as the typo on the menu reads "two cage-free FRIES eggs" and should be corrected to read FRIED eggs.
Throughout the meal, my girlfriends kept admiring the interior on multiple occasions and commented how "cute" it was. If you are going with a group, I believe one could easily spend over $100+ on the total bill. If that is the case, a tip that I have is to visit Farm & Fork's direct website as they have a "$35 on us toward your next $100 visit". Shame that I forgot to sign up for this offer though this will not be the first and last time that we will visit. We've all expressed that they would love to come back to try the dinner menu. See you all next time!