Colin Gwiazdowski
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The Fall Blush (strawberry vodka cocktail) was divine, perfectly balanced and easily the highlight of the drink menu. The Queso y Carne was the standout dish of the night, absolutely fantastic and worth coming back for. The peach jam was delicious.
Wedge Salad looked dismal but my party members liked it: I was not a fan, but the entrées and steaks were very reasonably priced for the quality.
I ordered the 21-day dry-aged ribeye, rare, and the steak itself was excellent tender, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Unfortunately, the chimichurri was awful. It tasted overwhelmingly of apple cider vinegar, far too acidic, with limp, almost pickled greens.
The sauce was about 80% oil and 20% herbs, which is not how chimichurri should be done, and it overpowered an otherwise great steak.
The real stars of the show were the au gratin potatoes and Brussels sprouts. The potatoes were done beautifully: creamy, cheesy, and loaded with perfectly crisp and smokey bacon. The Brussels were charred to perfection, and the sweet chili glaze was an unexpected but very nice touch.
Service was excellent throughout. The Malbec paired nicely with the ribeye and was a solid pour for $16 a glass.
In short great drinks, solid steaks, and skip the accoutrements.
This would’ve easily been a 5 star review, but I cannot look past my $94 steak and my girlfriend’s $70 8oz filet (ruined by something meant to enhance it)
PS My first knife and those around me were quit dull, making it quite hard to cut through steak without serrations.