5/5 Marc S. 9 months ago on Google
I
came
here
with
my
family
for
my
father's
birthday.
The
food
is
expensive,
but
of
a
quality
that
more
than
justifies
the
prices.
We
had
lump
crab
meat,
octopus,
and
burrata
appetizers.
The
crab
came
served
cold
on
a
plate
with
a
small
pile
of
meat
and
a
handful
of
claws.
The
claws
tasted
better
in
their
cold
state.
It
was
mild
in
general.
The
octopus
was
fantastic,
it
had
just
been
grilled
and
was
excellent,
as
was
its
accompanying
green
sauce.
The
burrata
was
similarly
delicious,
with
prosciutto
under
it
and
(admittedly
less
than
desired)
bruschetta
to
place
it
on.
I
ordered
the
fish
special,
a
filet
of
red
snapper
in
a
puttanesca
sauce
over
saffron
rice.
The
rice
was
wonderful,
the
fish
also
very
good.
My
sister
greatly
enjoyed
her
salmon
and
the
accompanying
shredded
sweet
potato
ensemble
above
it.
My
grandmother
seemed
to
be
enjoying
her
generous
serving
of
shrimp
pasta.
My
other
sister
praised
the
poke
bowl
served
in
a
waffle
cone.
My
father
also
got
the
snapper
and
loved
it.
My
mother
had
the
scallops,
one
of
which
I
tried.
There
were
four
of
them
and
they
were
enormous.
The
bacon
and
sauce
they
came
with
was
excellent,
as
was
the
risotto.
The
food
at
Chef
Mike's
ABG
is
quite
good.
We
all
had
dessert
as
well.
My
grandmother
and
mother
had
the
coconut
sorbet,
which
they
liked.
My
father
and
sister
had
the
warm
chocolate
lava
cake,
which
they
devoured.
I
tried
some
of
it
and
was
not
particularly
impressed,
but
thought
it
was
good.
I
ordered
the
waffle
sundae
and
was
surprised
to
find
two
small
belgian
waffles
sandwiching
vanilla
ice
cream,
not
one
as
I
had
expected.
The
waffles
were
good,
the
ice
cream
was
good,
the
whipped
cream
was
good.
It
was
serviceable.
It
did
not
blow
my
mind
away.
The
almond
gelato
my
mother
ordered
was
cold,
almost
a
little
icy
but
very
grainy
in
texture,
perhaps
a
bit
too
thin,
but
had
an
intense
almond
flavor
that
one
would
expect
from
a
true
gelato.
The
best
dessert
was
my
sister's
order
of
the
caramel
creme
brulee,
which
was
enormous
and
equally
memorable
in
taste.
She
is
a
creme
brulee
aficionado
and
was
very
impressed.
My
sister's
cappuccino
came
presented
beautifully
(a
stick
of
rock
candy
to
stir
in
as
sugar),
but
disappointed
her.
It
and
my
father's
double
espresso
came
with
a
small
biscotti.
I
recommend
Chef
Mike's
ABG,
but
be
aware
that
they
have
a
dress
code
that
does
not
allow
men
in
tank
tops,
despite
allowing
men
in
open-toed
shoes
like
flip
flops.
If
you
were
thinking
of
coming
here
after
a
warm
day
out,
make
sure
your
shirt
has
sleeves.
This
restriction,
of
course,
does
not
apply
to
women.
I
don't
know
the
rest
of
the
details
around
their
dress
code,
which
seems
otherwise
relaxed.
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