3/5 Momo The Builder (Jon S. 2 years ago on Google
Went
here
to
celebrate
a
birthday,
never
been
and
was
recommended
from
a
friend
and
said
it's
one
of
the
best
steakhouses
in
the
state.
Had
my
hopes
up
but
they
fell
flat.
Staff:
The
staff
is
fantastic,
superb
dining
experience
and
very
friendly.
Our
waitress
poured
our
wine
for
us
and
knew
exactly
when
to
check
up
on
us,
and
knew
when
not
to
(when
we
were
clearly
deep
in
a
conversation
and
enjoying
ourselves).
Interior/customers:
The
interior
of
the
building
itself
is
quite
upscale
and
somewhat
fancy,
but
not
blazer
and
suit
fancy
which
is
fine.
The
actual
customers
are
like
your
typical
jock
golfers
from
the
area
or
older
folks
having
a
drink
after
work.
Just
figured
I'd
add
that,
the
attire
is
work
casual/collared
shirt
khakis
type
(but
wear
what
you
want!).
Lastly,
the
most
important
thing,
the
food:
The
bread
they
serve
with
the
2
butters
is
quite
good,
a
good
entry
to
the
real
meal.
Prices
are
absurd
for
the
quality
and
quantity.
Lobster
Mac
and
cheese
with
almost
no
lobster
in
it
for
another
$6
on
top
of
the
entree,
really?
$5.5
for
a
small
skillet
of
mushrooms
with
truffle
oil?
Really?
I
got
the
10oz
steak
medium
rare,
au
gratin
potatoes
and
the
Mac
and
cheese.
The
potatoes
felt
almost
homemade,
easily
the
best
part
of
the
dish.
The
Mac
and
cheese
was
soupy
and
lacked
lobster,
you
could
barely
tell
there
was
any.
Someone
else
also
ordered
it
with
me,
same
experience.
You
could
get
an
equivalent
with
your
Kraft
Mac
and
cheese
box
if
you
add
extra
water
at
the
end.
The
steak,
medium
rare,
was
rubbery
and
actually
really
tough.
Shockingly,
the
other
person
who
ordered
medium
got
my
steak
and
I
got
his,
his
was
also
rubber
to
cut
but
both
looked
cooked
to
the
degree
it
should've
been
(aside
from
the
swapped
steaks).
The
wood
fired
touch
to
the
steak
was
very
pleasant
and
easy
to
enjoy
the
aroma
and
smokey
flavoring.
Other
than
that,
it's
a
typical
steak,
nothing
special.
Drinks:
Wine
is
very
overpriced,
and
so
are
most
shots,
a
markup
of
about
60%
or
so
expect
at
least
$17.5
for
a
shot.
Needless
to
say
they
have
a
fancier
selection,
but
the
price
is
still
confusingly
high.
Dessert:
Probably
the
most
redeeming
part
of
our
experience.
They
have
some
of
the
best
desserts
for
sure,
and
are
worth
it.
We
got
a
carrot
cake
and
the
chocolate
fudge
delight
(can't
recall
the
name
of
it).
Overall,
it's
a
very
overpriced
dining
experience
with
elegant
service,
upscale
interior
with
mediocre/goodish
food.
Maybe
it
was
a
miss
that
time,
but
I
don't
think
I'd
go
back
again.
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