Annie L.
Yelp
I never like to write reviews like this one, but our dinner at Iron Bridge, our first dining experience there, was disappointing from start to finish. Considering what a big celebratory moment we were dining in honor of, this result was even more frustrating.
The interior of the restaurant itself suits the rolling hills outside, with an intimate farmhouse feel. While seated on time for our reservation, it took flagging down our waiter after close to 20min to get service started. Our appetizer (Burrata) arrived before our drinks. Thankfully we had some water at the table in the interim. The burrata was mediocre at best, lacking an overall feel of freshness. We had to ask for extra bread because of the disproportionate ratio of bread to cheese provided, and the bread itself was nearly char-grilled. For our mains, I ordered the Bucatini Primavera, which was practically swimming in heavy handed sauce. The kohlrabi was an odd and offputting addition to the dish, and was thickly sliced like carrot sticks--far from shaved as advertised on the menu. Three burgers were ordered by our party, two of which were practical rare (had ordered medium well). While the kitchen offered to remake, it's hard to be excited or trusting in such a scenario.
Unfortunately, I don't think we'll be dining at Iron Bridge again anytime soon. There are way better options in the region.