Krys P.
Yelp
Gosh, how long has this restaurant been in this location? it seems like forever... As you can imagine, this is the type where a family may come for mom's or dad's birthday, or married empty-nesters for a nice evening out. A bit upscale, traditional dishes, nothing too exciting, exotic or ethnic.
I haven't been to this place for a while, since I last came for a business lunch a couple years back. I noticed, however, that they have souffle for dessert on their Spice menu, and all of a sudden I developed a souffle craving.
Their lunch menu lists all the Spice items and more, and you can order a la carte those same items, if you don't want so much food. However, appetizers runs over $10, entrees are $18 and up, and a souffle is $12, so there's no reason not to do Spice.
They do have a lot of options for appetizers and entrees, though some cost extra. My crab cake has a nice flavor, though the beans are a bit bland. The chicken has excellent flavor and really tender. The mushroom risotto, though flavorful, is too overcooked by risotto standard. The souffle though, do not disappoint. It's hard to choose among Chocolate, Hazelnut, or Grand Marnier; I had the Grand Marnier, and it comes out tall, soft and almost too hot to eat. Spoonful after spoonful, I taste egg, orange, chocolate (from the sauce I poured on), vanilla, brandy... till I empty the ramekin with a satisfying sigh.
Overall, food is okay to good, but definitely worth it for the souffle. Service is very good, and I don't feel discriminated as a Spice diner.