Tricia W.
Yelp
We have patiently awaited reservations here; we came Friday, March 3rd. Our Rez was at 7, but at 630, the manager called to let us know tables were a bit behind and we could move to 715. I thought this was odd but then also very thoughtful. They are a very small place; there is no standing room here. So I appreciated the heads up.
Décor: It was a bright, clean, and somewhat casual vibe. The wood beams in the ceiling were gorgeous. Our table was next to the front door in a small, tight, rounded booth. At first, I wasn't sure about comfort, but by the end of the meal, I would sit there again.
Food and Drink: We started with some nicely balanced cocktails and an excellent white wine for dinner. We opted to start with the Chef Meze for two, which was wonderful after tasting the sourdough; it came with Labneh, falafels, and a kohlrabi salad. All were very, very good. The falafel had a nice dark crunchy crust, but the inside was light and fluffy. A smidge too much salt, but that is nitpicking. The labneh was so thick and creamy I could eat it by the spoonful. The Kohlrabi salad was very refreshing and light. We also got the winter salad with endives, roasted beets, some other crunchy thingy, and a gorgeous smooth velvety beet puree. I didn't like the endive, but the salad was good overall. For the mains, hubs got the fried chicken which was glistening. It was so juicy over a potato puree. I got the sea bass with a Beurre Blanc sauce that was light but then decadent too! The fries! These were suggested as an add-on and wowzah, thin, crispy, and perfectly seasoned. The harissa aioli was amazing! We finished up with the sticky pudding with dates and walnuts, which was very luscious and delish!
Service: Ignacio and Lindsey took care of us that night. Both did a fantastic job introducing us to the restaurant and concept. They guided us through our ordering and ensured everything was up to standard. We were well taken care of!
I can't wait to come back!