5/5 LeWayne B. 2 years ago on Google
Received
a
recommendation
to
try
La
Frite
Belgian
Bistro,
so
came
out
on
a
Friday
night
after
making
a
reservation.
Very
nice,
intimate
restaurant
in
Southtown.
Only
about
15-20
tables
and
it
keeps
the
experience
very
personal.
Was
immediately
greeted
at
the
door
and
seated
with
my
reservation.
Waiter
came
to
explain
their
menu,
daily
specials,
Prix
Fixe
offering,
and
wine
selection.
With
that,
started
off
with
a
bottle
of
Grand
Cru
Riesling,
escargot,
arugula
salad,
watermelon
salad,
mussels,
and
some
frites.
I
had
to
try
a
little
bit
of
everything
since
it
was
highly
recommended.
They
also
recommended
placing
the
main
meal
orders
at
the
same
time
so
they
could
pace
all
the
food
out.
I
appreciated
that
as
you
didn't
feel
rushed
and
was
able
to
enjoy
each
course.
Was
able
to
enjoy
all
the
appetizers
over
a
glass
of
wine.
Both
salads
were
very
light
and
refreshing.
The
mussels
were
probably
my
favorite.
They
were
served
in
a
mix
of
the
Basque
sauce
and
the
Marinieres.
It
was
a
nice
mix
for
the
wine,
shallots,
garlic
with
a
little
heat
of
the
pepper,
chili,
and
paprika.
The
escargot
was
a
close
2nd
as
it
was
served
in
a
very
flavorful
butter
sauce.
All
the
appetizers
were
well-portioned
and
presented
nicely.
For
the
main
meals,
had
the
lobster,
Prix
Fixe
(lamb,
scalloped
potatoes,
mixed
veggies),
rabbit
two-way
(daily
special).
The
timing
of
food
was
perfect
as
had
plenty
of
time
to
enjoy
the
appetizers
with
some
wine.
All
were
plated
in
an
appealing
manner.
I
can't
say
which
was
my
favorite
as
all
were
really
good.
I
had
the
lamb
since
there's
limited
options
for
lamb
in
San
Antonio.
It
was
cooked
perfectly
by
being
juicy
and
flavorful
without
the
gamey
taste.
The
lobster
was
nice
large
and
meaty
portions
that
were
lightly
breaded.
I
didn't
get
to
try
the
rabbit,
but
they
said
it
was
very
good.
It
must've
been
good
as
they
forgot
to
share
around
the
table.
For
desserts,
had
the
crème
brulee,
Belgian
waffle,
and
floating
island.
All
were
good
portions
to
share.
The
crème
brulee
had
nice,
hard
caramelized
top
with
a
light,
fluffy
custard
below.
The
Belgian
waffle
was
my
favorite
as
it
had
a
nice
balance
of
the
dough
topped
with
the
sweetness
of
chocolate,
sugar,
cream,
and
strawberries.
The
floating
island
was
a
delicious
meringue
served
on
top
of
custard
sauce.
This
place
was
highly
recommended
and
glad
I
listened.
From
the
setting,
service,
food,
and
desserts,
it
was
a
great
experience
and
I
highly
recommend
to
the
next
person.
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