1/5 Damon La F. 2 months ago on Google • 92 reviews New
I
really
wanted
to
like
this
place.
I've
read
so
many
great
reviews
from
happy
customers.
We
went
with
high
expectations
in
the
hopes
of
a
memorable
meal.
Instead
I
spent
$200
on
a
bad
dream
I
wish
I
could
forget.
The
front
hosts
were
extremely
pleasant
and
made
a
great
representation
which
led
us
to
believe
we
were
in
for
an
amazing
dinner.
The
waitress
was
nice
but
ended
up
being
extremely
inattentive.
We
asked
her
for
a
minute
to
check
out
the
menu
and
she
didn't
come
back
to
check
on
us
for
about
15
minutes.
We
ordered
a
charcuterie
board
appetizer
to
start.
My
daughter
ordered
the
pork
buns
and
a
salad,
My
wife
had
the
Wagyu
steak,
and
I
had
the
fish
and
pasta.
less
than
2
minutes
after
she
walked
away
with
our
orders,
the
server
came
back
with
the
charcuterie
board
and
the
pork
buns,
they
must
have
had
them
pre-staged
because
the
charcuterie
board
was
stale.
It
can
hardly
be
described
as
a
charcuterie
board,
more
like
a
condiment
tray.
Literally
3
slices
of
what
the
server
described
as
"smoked
sausage
of
some
sort",
a
couple
pieces
of
cheese,
and
I
kid
you
not,
mustard,
coleslaw,
cranberry
marmalade,
capers,
hummus,
fig
jam,
and
some
slices
of
almond
and
a
couple
slices
of
burnt
ciabatta.
so
basically
$20
dollars
for
three
slices
of
salami
and
some
condiments...
It
would
have
been
much
better
if
it
tasted
like
it
was
fresh,
and
not
like
it
had
been
sitting
out
for
hours.
At
the
same
time
they
brought
out
my
daughters
pork
buns,
and
an
extra
order
of
pork
buns
that
we
didn't
order
but
paid
for.
Luckily
they
brought
out
the
mistake
or
I
wouldn't
have
had
anything
to
eat.
The
pork
buns
were
the
only
thing
decent
we
were
served,
the
bun
was
perfect
and
the
pork
belly
was
well
cooked.
about
15
minutes
later
we
received
our
entrees,
my
Truffle
Pasta
with
Grilled
white
fish,
and
my
wife's
wagyu
steak.
My
fish
was
inedible.
The
fish
itself
actually
had
incredible
flavor
and
would
have
been
amazing
if
it
hadn't
been
so
over
cooked
as
to
be
dry
and
tough
to
eat.
The
pasta
was
not
good.
The
sauce
itself
had
incredible
truffle/mushroom
flavor,
however
the
"hand-made/house-made"
pasta
was
awful.
It
was
far
past
stale
before
it
was
cooked
and
came
out
rubbery
and
inedible.
Imagine
eating
a
slimy
wet
pencil
eraser,
that's
the
texture
pasta
we
paid
nearly
$40
for.
My
wife's
dinner
was
the
most
disappointing.
The
kitchen
ruined
what
should
have
been
a
delicious
cut
of
wagyu
beef.
It
came
out
not
as
a
steak
as
described,
but
as
playing-card
sized
slices
of
over
cooked,
leathery,
dry,
bad
tasting
...
stuff....
One
or
two
of
the
playing-card
slices
had
some
pink
in
it,
but
it
was
a
far
cry
from
the
medium
rare
that
my
wife
aske
for.
The
duration
of
our
meal,
about
an
hour
and
15
minutes,
the
waitress
didn't
visit
our
table
once
to
check
on
us.
Finally
we
flagged
her
down
and
asked
her
for
the
check.
She
said
sure
and
didn't
even
ask
how
any
of
the
food
was.
She
came
back
with
the
check
and
some
boxes
wondering
if
we
wanted
them.
We
politely
told
her
that
we
wouldn't
need
them
because
the
food
was
not
good
and
not
edible.
She
apologized,
dropped
off
the
check
and
quickly
left
without
saying
anything
else,
no
offer
to
assist,
or
bring
the
manager,
or
anything.
It
makes
me
wonder
if
it's
not
a
common
thing
for
their
customers
to
leave
the
restaurant
with
plates
full
of
uneaten
food
left
on
the
table
and
complaints
to
the
waitress.
At
that
point
we
paid
cash
for
the
meal,
leaving
enough
to
cover
and
included
an
undeserved
15%
tip
in
the
paperback
book
that
served
as
the
guest
check
folder.
We
left
in
utter
shock
at
how
bad
this
experience
was.
It
was
literally
the
most
we've
ever
spent
on
a
meal,
and
quite
possibly
the
worst
meal
we've
ever
had.
Top
it
all
off,
we
never
received
the
salad
my
daughter
ordered...
Unreal...