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reservation I state we have a birthday. When they call to confirm I say we have a birthday. When we arrive for our reservation I repeat we have a birthday. I think on deaf ears at this point. When seated, I whisper about a birthday saying we will pay extra for a bit of a surprise...I hear okay, no problem, okay every time. Service, meh. Not as good as usual. We order two breads. They are forgotten. When eventually reminded (after half of our food has arrived already) bread is brought. One of them is wrong. Ugh. Deep sigh. Re-request bread. Eventually, we are done eating. We are asked if we want dessert. We say no thank-you, as I already offered to pay and have dessert. Me thinks it's coming. It's not. Bill arrives. Oh, awkward moment for the birthday kiddies. So, I get my birthday butt up and ask about it. We are finally given desserts but the moment is gone and spoiled. I wasn't asking for a freeby by any means. But bummer when I gotta ask for a birthday cake for myself. Basi
cally, servers and staff just didn't rock it this time around. Bummer city. It's no longer my fav. Sad face. In my view, it lived up to the hype. We did have to make reservations a couple months out, but once the day came, it was fantastic. The prices were surprisingly reasonable for a place this popular. The food was adventurous, but well thought out and executed. Als, it was very filling, given that it;'s a tasting-menu type situation. I especially loved the green beans, the oyster special, the escargot ravioli, the squash blossom rangoon, the lamb tartare, and the wood oven roasted pig face (by far the best pig face I've ever eaten). And the miso-butterscotch budino? Holy wow! Also they have good selection of single malts in the $12-$25 range, the service was great, and the atmosphere was trendy, yet comfortable. Dress code was casual. I will be back. The website claims that they do take walk-ins, so I might see how that works out next time. Food was certainly a letdown. Service
was very good, efficient, drinks were ok. My fiance had been here 6 months ago and had good food, but we both got sub par dishes for most everything tonight. Hamachi dish fish quality was ok and dry, cuts were sloppy, mayonnaise sauce smothered it into a mucky dish, not fresh and bright at all, missing citrus. Beet salad was good, but aged lemon and creme fresh was barely there, so lots of good beets, supposedly
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