Chris Schledt
Google
I struggled with this review. You see - this isn't a typical establishment for us (due to the cost) but it was for a close friends birthday and so here we are! We started with the Eggplant Orleans - perfectly fried eggplant disc's topped with a cream sauce that contained crab and had a very light flavor of lemon. The eggplant was very crispy on the outside and the sauce had just the right amount of lemon flavor. Not tart, but you knew it was there. It made you want to eat slowly and enjoy it. We had the Chilean Salmon and the Mixed Grille - personally, I'd pass on the Mixed Grille and go straight for the salmon (it was GREAT). Not that the Mixed Grille was bad, mind you - but the salmon was a more complex dish and the latter was, well - two lamb chops and two tiny birds with a lot of small bones to pick around (very, very good, by the way). We had the corn grits for the side (sides are big, you can certainly share on with your date) and they were great, and a good pairing with the salmon we thought. We wrapped it up with the New Orleans bourbon bread pudding - a mountain of a desert that you'll push to get through because it is that good. The drinks (two old fashioneds) were as go be expected from any bar. I can't say we'll be back soon as it is a VERY spend place for us, and we feel even on expensive dates we get better value for our tastes elsewhere (Cena', for example) but I do encourage you go visit Gallaghers to see if it is a fit for you. You will not be dissapointed. The only (minor) issue we had was things like mixed up desserts and forgotten drinks by the wait staff, but it was an extremely busy night, the impact was negligible, and ultimately - we're all human right?