5/5 Ben H. 2 years ago on Google • 28 reviews
Le
Relais
(or
the
Relay)
name
dates
back
to
what
essentially
was
an
early
name
for
a
place
to
stop
and
change
out
your
horses,
get
a
snack,
take
a
nap,
and
head
back
out.
So
it
makes
sense
it
is
in
an
airport
terminal.
However,
I
suspect
unlike
‘le
Relais’
from
long
ago,
this
is
an
up-scale
high-end
French
restaurant.
My
wife
and
I
make
reservations
for
a
Friday
night
and
got
what
I
suspect
is
one
of
last
times
for
the
night
(7:15p).
We
arrived
about
5
minutes
early
and
were
immediately
greeted
when
we
walked
in
the
front
door.
There
is
no
‘lobby’,
I
suspect
to
maximize
table
count,
you
are
in
the
dining
area
as
soon
as
you
step
in.
The
place
was
very
busy.
The
greeter
seated
us
immediately
and
our
experience
began…
Unlike
other
recent
reviewers,
we
were
immediately
served
by
our
bus
boy
with
water
and
then
moments
later,
our
waiter,
Jered,
greeted
us
and
brought
menus.
We
ordered
drinks
and
then
with
my
indecision,
a
couple
of
visits
later
from
Jered,
we
ordered.
French
onion
soup,
half-caesar
salad
and
scallops
for
me,
caesar
and
filet
for
her.
Soup
was
border
line
on
temperature,
luke-warm,
but
the
soup
that
engorged
the
crustini
was
still
hot.
I
suspect
that
is
a
sign
it
sat
a
bit
too
long
before
they
brought
to
me
but
it
was
hot
in
the
kitchen,
flavor
was
decent,
nothing
earth
shattering.
I
would
suggest
skipping
the
french
onion
soup.
Salads
were
good,
lots
of
flavor,
partly
from
anchovies
which
were
in
tiny
pieces
so
you
would
hardly
know
they
were
there,
but
they
bring
the
flavor.
The
scallops
were
amazing.
Maybe
the
best
I
have
ever
had.
The
sides
(broccolini
mix
and
risotto)
they
were
paired
with
were
so-so,
the
raspberry
reduced
sauce
was
pretty
bland
and
no
real
detectible
raspberry
notes
from
my
palet.
I
think
that
sauce
failed
to
elevate
the
dish
as
it
was
needed.
The
filet
had
a
wine-reduction
glaze
which
I
think
(I
stole
a
bite
from
my
wife)
took
away
from
the
flavor
of
the
filet
some
and
I
also
think
it
was
slightly
over-cooked,
but
good
none
the
less.
Sides
on
that
plate
(potatoes
and
asparagus
were
solid
wins).
We
did
order
the
soufflé
dessert
and
the
tiramisu.
If
you
like
warm
sweet
creme
things,
you
will
love
the
soufflé
(which
I
did).
The
tiramisu
was
light
but
full
of
flavor
and
just
wonderful
really.
Then,
my
cappuccino
arrived
and
the
pairing
with
the
tiramisu
was
like
another
level
of
experience
all
by
itself.
Skip
the
coffee,
get
the
cappuccino,
it
was
$2
more
and
you
can
thank
me
later.
All
in
all
the
experience
was
very
good.
The
staff
was
great,
the
food
was
very
good.
I
just
think
for
$200
(after
tip)
for
two
people
it
just
didn’t
meet
the
bar
for
me.
Just
not
enough
wow
factor
for
the
price.
Maybe
other
dishes
are
their
best.
Better
filets
can
definitely
be
had
at
other
local
establishments.
The
scallops
and
desserts
and
cappuccino
were
by
far
the
big
wins
for
me.
I
gave
5
stars,
but
they
would
be
a
4.5
based
on
the
wow
factor
to
price
ratio.
We
will
go
back
someday,
as
it
definitely
is
a
unique
place
and
worth
a
visit.