5/5 Tommi H. 1 year ago on Google
Wife
was
a
little
apprehensive
about
some
of
the
reviews
regarding
the
service
before
booking
but
decided
to
give
it
a
try
for
our
date
night
nonetheless.
I’m
glad
she
did.
Was
a
late
dinner
for
us
but
we
were
warmly
welcomed
in
at
815.
The
place
was
full
with
most
diners
on
their
desserts.
It’s
somewhat
dimly
lit,
with
posters
and
photos
of
all
things
France
framed
and
posted
around
the
wall.
A
fireplace
and
some
French
music
in
the
background
rounds
up
the
ambiance.
The
service,
we
didn’t
get
any
of
the
snobbery
we
read
about.
There
was
only
the
owner
and
a
young
French
waitress
on
that
night.
They
tended
to
us
well,
entertained
my
stupid
questions
and
were
friendly
at
the
same
time
and
offered
to
take
photos
for
us
when
we
were
struggling
with
selfies.
No
issues
here
at
all.
As
for
the
food.
Classic
French
bistro
done
well.
Entree:
duck
rillette
was
served
with
pickled
cucumbers,
walnuts
and
house
bread.
It’s
good,
something
we
would
find
France.
The
cheese
soufflé
was
puffy
and
had
a
nice
bland
of
cheese,
none
over
powering
all
balanced
in
harmony.
The
acidic
side
salad
served
the
purpose
to
refresh
the
mouths
after
each
bite.
Mains:
The
beef
cheeks
was
melt
in
the
mouth
tender,
swimming
in
a
thick
gravy
served
with
mash.
The
farmhouse
rabbit
also
tender,
served
with
carrots
and
mash
with
a
delicious
sauce
with
hints
of
celery
and
mustard,
a
nice
balance
of
acidity.
Had
a
glass
of
Bourgogne
Pinot
and
syrah
to
wash
it
all
down.
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