3/5 Jon B. 2 years ago on Google
Here
is
my
honest
review
from
just
a
normal
dude
that
loves
food.
The
environment
is
incredible.
The
drive
up
to
this
restaurant
was
gorgeous
and
the
building
and
set
up
is
the
best
I've
ever
been
to.
10/10
there.
The
waiting
staff
is
a
well-oiled
MACHINE.
They're
constantly
in-sync
and
are
extremely
attentive.
My
water
didn't
go
10
seconds
without
being
filled.
10/10
here,
hands
down.
Shout
out
to
Katherine!
I'll
explain
our
entire
meal
experience:
Yeast
rolls,
Amuse,
first
and
second
course,
dessert,
and
a
sendoff
(we
don't
drink
so
I
can't
give
a
review
there).
Presentation
of
all
of
the
food
was
incredible.
They
really
made
these
dishes
pop
and
should
be
proud.
Also,
literally
everything
was
cooked
perfectly
so
my
3
stars
is
not
because
they
did
anything
wrong,
but
instead
they're
missing
the
mark
for
a
$250
meal.
I
rate
my
food
on
the
following
scale
when
it
comes
to
taste
(most
important
for
me):
Hate—Don't
Like—Meh—Like—Love—Crave.
Hate—>
You
couldn't
pay
me
to
eat
this.
Don't
LIke—>
Even
though
I'm
really
hungry,
I
won't
eat
this.
Meh—>
I'm
tolerating
this
but
it's
honestly
not
good.
Like—>
It's
good
but
I
wouldn't
order
again
Love—>
I'd
definitely
order
this
again.
Delicious.
Crave—>
Freaking
mind-blowing
delicious.
Going
into
this
experience,
I
was
expecting
an
average
of
Love
with
a
few
craves
and
MAYBE
a
like.
I'm
obviously
hopeful
for
craves
at
every
course
given
the
price
point
but
I
went
in
with
moderate
expectations.
Here's
my
honest
assessment:
Yeast
Rolls:
Crave.
Suckers
are
incredible.
(My
wife's
favorite
part
of
the
meal)
Amuse:
Pimento
cheese
scone.
Texture
was
awesome.
Taste
was
meh.
Like.
First
course:
Tuna
Tartare
&
Truffle
Cauliflower
Soup.
Tuna
Tartare
was
a
Love.
Citrus
foam
was
the
coolest
part.
Avocado
sauce
could
use
a
little
more
zing.
Truffle
Cauliflower
Soup
was
a
Crave.
This
was
the
best
soup
I've
ever
had,
I
don't
even
like
soup,
and
was
my
favorite
part
of
the
meal.
Spectacular.
Second
course:
Ribeye
Cap
with
fries
&
Braised
Pork.
The
Ribeye
Cap
was
a
"Like".
Steak
was
cooked
more
on
the
rare
side
of
medium
rare
which
I'm
perfectly
fine
with.
It
was
incredibly
tender
but
the
sauce
just
wasn't
good
to
me.
They
baste
their
steaks
which
is
awesome
but
I
think
it
would
honestly
have
been
better
if
it
was
just
the
steak,
no
sauce,
and
some
veggies.
Personal
preference.
Those
fries
though.
Those
fries
were
a
crave
for
sure.
I
was
disappointed
to
hear
that
they
are
delivered
to
the
restaurant
frozen
and
pre-cut
but
they're
still
delicious.
Crave.
The
Braised
Pork
was
also
a
Like.
Meat
was
cooked
perfectly
but
it
was
just
boring
to
be
honest.
Both
of
our
second
courses
were
a
disappointment
overall.
Dessert:
Chocolate
Entremet
&
Sweet
Summer.
Both,
again,
gorgeous
presentation.
Both
have
tiny
portions
so
enjoy
those
bites
haha.
The
Chocolate
Entremet
was
a
like
and
the
Sweet
Summer
was
a
meh.
This
was
very
surprising
since
I
love
dessert
and
I
usually
favor
those
higher
but
neither
of
these
we
would
order
again.
The
Sweet
Summer
was
very
complex
in
texture
and
presentation
but
honestly,
very
boring
when
it
comes
to
taste.
Some
of
it
tasted
like
it
was
coming
out
of
a
can.
The
Chocolate
Entremet
was
ok
but
again,
forgettable.
Neither
ice
cream
stood
out
to
us.
Big
disappointment
on
how
the
meal
was
finished.
Sendoff:
They
leave
the
check
with
a
few
butter
cookies
that
were
forgettable.
These
cookies
are
meant
to
be
dry
but
if
you're
going
to
give
us
a
sendoff,
it
should
be
just
as
interesting
as
a
muse
but
an
the
sweet
side.
A
truffle
or
eclair
or
homemade
mini
s'more
would
be
more
interesting
than
a
single
butter
cookie.
Meh.
In
Summary:
Rolls:
Crave.
Amuse:
Like
First:
Love/Crave
Second:
Like/Like
Dessert:
Like/Meh
Sendoff:
Meh.
2
Craves,
1
Love,
4
Likes,
and
2
Meh's.
Super
disappointed
now
that
I
take
a
step
back
and
think
on
the
experience.
Several
parts
of
the
meal
could
be
improved,
especially
for
the
price
point
of
$250/2
people.
A
once-in-a-lifetime
meal
experience
that
just
is
worth
a
little
less
than
half
the
cost.
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