Erin C.
Yelp
This dining experience was so odd and the definition of a bait and switch. Everything we ordered arrived at the table prepared not quite the way the menu description implied. For example, we ordered the squid ink pasta with lobster bisque and shrimp. Nowhere in the description of the dish did it say that it came with baby shrimp (you know, the ones you find in salads.) Had we known that, we definitely wouldn't have ordered the dish and after trying it, I would certainly not recommend it, especially not for $42. It was bland and flavorless with tiny, mushy shrimp. Go with the ricotta gnocchi if you want pasta, it was perfect. We had read that the desserts were the star here so we ordered two. The Basque cheesecake with fig compote and the chocolate soufflé both sounded amazing. But the basque cheesecake with fig arrived as a goat cheese cheesecake with strawberries. The last bait and switch was the "chocolate soufflé" which arrived to our table in cake form. Our waiter, who at best could be described as minimally polite, turned downright argumentative when questioned. He told us that we must've gotten an old menu (we didn't, I checked on the way out) because the cheesecake had been recently changed out and also that the soufflé was in fact a "twice baked soufflé." Call me crazy but at a French restaurant when they say they are serving a soufflé, I expect it to be a traditional soufflé unless otherwise noted. We didn't eat either of them and the waiter did remove them from the bill. The highlights were the wonderful team of bus staff who served and cleared with a smile and the cocktail program. Maybe it was just that we ordered the wrong things, but I wouldn't go back to test that theory.