Julia B.
Yelp
Before making a reservation we noticed we could dine as late as 8:45 pm as the start time. We showed early and were greeted with a smile and class while saying our table will be ready shortly. They sat us before our reservation time and gave us the run down of their menu and standard. The waiter was beyond informative. I went with the Patio Party Wine Flight and every flavor was delicious and felt like it was more than a taster pour including Chardonnay and Rose. He ordered the Bourbon Flight and it was a good mix of bourbon including Makers Mark, Rose Four, and Woodruff Reserve.
We scoped out the Beef Wellington on the appetizer menu before we arrived so we ordered that for starters.
It was crispy, warm, soft, tender, and savory.
We then ordered mix and match entree flights (we didn't understand the menu prior to experience). In addition to having a wide variety of meats to choose from, the flavors popped in every way, even for a picky eater (me).
I ordered (left to right) the Prime Ribeye, Boursin Stuffed Filet, and Chicken and Waffles.
Our waiter cared to ask if I was a mushroom fan, which I'm not, and suggested a crusted mashed potato ball in substitution. Wow. Win win. My favorite bite was the Prime Ribeye with the stuffed potatoes(?).
He ordered (left to right) Boursin Stuffed Filet, Wagyu Strip, and Elk Tenderloin. His favorite bite was Elk Tenderloin with the white macaroni.
During this dining experience we had also ordered their Old Fashioned drink and it was the best he'd had in town. For me, the Rose wine from the wine flight.
Lastly, we FORCED room for dessert. Once again we were able to substitute what we wanted for the dessert flight and they were full sized portions. We went with (from left to right) the Blueberry Strudel, Key Lime Pie, and the Pecan Crusted Cheesecake. Needless to say we didn't take any strudel home. It was sweet, light, crispy, but also had a cream filling that didn't taste like a typical cream filling but more of a cream cheese, blueberry filling.
Go there. ($$$)