Mike M.
Yelp
I identified Fletcher's as a spot I wanted to try when I saw the patio (which is behind the building and is hidden if you're walking by the entrance). The ambiance doesn't disappoint. It's a little hard to categorize though, is it upscale, is it casual (er high-end casual)? I'm still not quite sure. I was dressed casual and I was fine, but I also feel like no one would bat an eyelash if I were a bit more dressed up.
The food itself was very good. My party span a pretty good portion of the menu starting with the bacon-jam with cheddar chive biscuits (how anyone could pass on that is beyond me). To no one's surprise they were delicious.
They weren't addiction inspiring the way a Red Lobster cheddar bay biscuit are, but that isn't a negative thing and maybe that just lends itself to the perfection of Fletcher's cheddar chive biscuits. Satisfying without inducing a craving. Mind you I'm not rating Fletcher's biscuits against Red Lobster's, that's like comparing genetically modified oranges and apples. Fletcher's would definitely be the apple in that scenario if it isn't clear.
Next we were on to shoshito pepper and salads (modern wedge). Again, very nicely executed. It was a similar story for the main courses the table had the eight ounce filet, the pioneer chicken, and a Buffalo sirloin (and a Mac and cheese for a kiddo). All the dishes were cooked to perfection, showing a mastery of the topics at hand. Nothing was surprising and therefore wasn't mind-blowing, maybe the Mac and cheese was an exception as it was very good.
All that said, the best part of the entire experience was the service. It was very quick for all that we ordered and the wait staff was very attentive. The waitress even offered to bring out the child in our parties food ahead of everyone else's to help keep them occupied. In all, good food, great experience!
Can't wait for my next dinner at Fletcher's.