We ordered fried calamari, chicken fettuccine alfredo, chicken parm with a side of spaghetti, lobster ravioli, steak and fries, penne alla vodka, and frutti di mare. The owner gave us Complimentary desserts cheesecake and Tiramisu.
Only thing I’m a bit thrown off by was the fries, for some reason they look underseasoned and recently-microwaved-from-frozen. But man, the ravioli and the chicken parm look fantastic! Hope the fries were better than I perceived.
Banes_Addiction on
I know it’s unfair but as an Englishman I find the concept of going to a fancy restaurant and ordering a parma inherently amusing.
lotusbloom74 on
That looks really delicious! I feel like they could upgrade their plates though, especially the dessert ones
46andready on
I just looked up their menu. $26 for a dish that has as its ingredients spaghetti and pecorino romano (cacio e pepe) is pretty wild. I’m the type who’ll gladly spend $200+ for an omakase experience, but pricing a dish at $26 with a $2 ingredient cost is just insane (92% gross margin).
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Everything looks amazing!
Wow and yum.
Looks kinda mid
the chicken parm looks insanely delicious.
Only thing I’m a bit thrown off by was the fries, for some reason they look underseasoned and recently-microwaved-from-frozen. But man, the ravioli and the chicken parm look fantastic! Hope the fries were better than I perceived.
I know it’s unfair but as an Englishman I find the concept of going to a fancy restaurant and ordering a parma inherently amusing.
That looks really delicious! I feel like they could upgrade their plates though, especially the dessert ones
I just looked up their menu. $26 for a dish that has as its ingredients spaghetti and pecorino romano (cacio e pepe) is pretty wild. I’m the type who’ll gladly spend $200+ for an omakase experience, but pricing a dish at $26 with a $2 ingredient cost is just insane (92% gross margin).