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    Corapeake Country Restaurant

    4.0 (5 reviews)

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    We've driven by this and decided to stop and eat. Food was delicious . great waitress. Very clean. Cant wait to go back there again.

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    Gourmet Burger Bistro

    Gourmet Burger Bistro

    4.7(54 reviews)
    21.5 km
    $$

    4.5 Stopped in for…read morelunch around 12:00 PM on a Friday. Street parking only. I didn't notice any meters, but I could imagine parking being tougher during a big event. Not local, so just something to be aware of. First impression is strong. Specials, awards, and a "Top 25 Burger in the U.S. (2021)" recognition are clearly displayed when you walk in. Prices are surprisingly reasonable for the quality and ambition of the food. The interior is well thought out. Heavy gold-and-black design with light brown accent chairs gives it a polished, upscale feel without being flashy. Leather seating is in great shape, and the tall ceilings paired with black vertical boards make the space feel larger than it is. Lighting is excellent, especially considering there are very few windows. Music is smooth and casual, though to some it could be turned down just a notch. The kitchen is semi-open behind a half wall, which adds to the experience early on as cooking smells build anticipation. Toward the end of my visit, the space did get slightly smoky. I arrived to an empty restaurant, but by the time I left there were around 20-25 people dining. Service was a highlight. Randy showed exceptional hospitality and checked in consistently without hovering. Food hit the table in about six minutes, which is impressive, even considering I was the only guest at first. I ordered the Major Way burger with sautéed onions, bacon, and their house drip sauce. The patty came out piping hot with a great exterior sear, though the interior flavor relies heavily on the sauce. The onions were almost cold, which stood out against the hot patty. The sauce is excellent, creamy with a light spice, and it absolutely carries the burger. Without it, the burger would feel underwhelming by comparison. The bun could benefit from toasting, as the bun struggled to hold everything together. Lettuce and tomato were fresh and crisp. If ordering to go, I'd recommend getting the buns on the side. Traditional wings were done right. Crispy outside, moist inside, and good-sized whole wings. They're essentially well-executed fried chicken wings. While very good, I feel like some seasoning may be burning off in the fryer. I'd love to compare these to their sticky or "everything" wings. Colossal shrimp was excellent. Great batter, excellent house sauce, and perfectly cooked with real texture. The seasoning shines here without tasting burnt. The fries were standout. Easily some of the best I've had in a while. Skinny, twice-fried, fresh-cut potatoes with a (I think) honey BBQ dusting. I intentionally ordered a smaller portion so the photo isn't portioned to size. House-made fruit punch was fantastic. Sweet, clean, and refreshing without that artificial coating you get from bottled drinks. I also appreciate their use of paper bowls and plates instead of styrofoam. The restaurant was clean top to bottom, including the bathrooms, which is always a strong indicator of good management. Overall, this place punches well above its weight. In a larger city, food at this level would easily cost 2.5-5x more. If you're spending lunch money at major fast-food chains nearby, redirect it here. You'll leave full and without that post-fast-food regret.

    Taking advantage of the $10 brewery deal - $5 pint and $10 special. Burger is delicious as always…read moreand two places to eat it so pick your ambiance :) Service is always quick and friendly highly recommend this downtown staple

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    4.5(595 reviews)
    43.3 km
    $$$

    Food was really good! The lobster gnocchi was flavorful. They have a huge assortment of whisky so…read moreif you're a whisky lover I would recommend getting the whisky flight. The restaurant was really small and I recommend making a reservation in advance if you want to go. Otherwise, they will turn you away.

    Very Disappointing, and very dishonest if you asked me. I ate there a month or so ago, and I have…read moreto say the steak I had was very subpar. So subpar, it still comes to mind nearly a month later (while watching a restaurant scene in the TV series Lioness (2nd season)). I was there (at Luce), with my son and my wife. I ordered "Filetto di Luce" which is described in their menu as "Fire-grilled beef tenderloin." In other words, fillet mignon. The only problem was, I didn't think it was beef tenderloin at all, but instead, apparently it was a petite sirloin cut in a round shape to look like a fillet or tenderloin (albeit, also much more thin than I expected). And, based on the chewiness or toughness, a low grade sirloin at that. (Or, in the alternative, perhaps they have a different definition of beef tenderloin than I do?) Why do I think it was a much less expensive petite sirloin, instead of the beef tenderloin (aka filet mignon) as described in their menu? Because our waiter admitted it when I asked him. He said I was the first one who had noticed it. (I am originally from Iowa and I worked at a refrigerated meat warehouse when I was in my early 20's - that serviced roughly 400 grocery stores in the Midwest.) (I know my beef.) First, the steak was cooked to the temp I wanted. It was pink in the middle. But that is the only thing they got right. It was dry, and I mean as dry as you can imagine as steak can be. Not an ounce of juice in it in my opinion. And, as I said before, it was tough, like low grade or rancher steak (definitely not U.S.D.A. Choice or Angus beef I didn't think). It was so chewy I had to spit out a lot of it. So I asked the waiter, "If I didn't know any better, this is a petite sirloin, not a fillet mignon?" He said he was impressed, I was the first person to notice it. He said if I wanted to have an actual fillet mignon (or beef tenderloin) I'd have to go to their other restaurant. (I don't know if they even have another restaurant.) Plus, I think they charged more - $39 instead of the $34 their online menu states. I think the waiter dismissed that as their online menu is not up to date. Nevertheless, I was expecting a juicy thick, tender steak, and what I got bared no resemblance to that. And, by the way, at the beginning of this review, I mentioned "very dishonest." I wasn't exaggerating. Not only did the steak suck, but to describe it as "beef tenderloin" in their menu is not even close to accurate if you asked me. Furthermore, it was WAY over priced, for what seemed to me to be a low grade, cheap cut of beef; low quality food if you asked me. A mockery of fine cuisine. That's how I see it. I had looked forward to an enjoyable meal, and left very unsatisfied to say the least. Obviously, I wouldn't go there again, or recommend anyone else goes there either. But who knows, maybe they will actually serve the beef tenderloin they advertised in their menu next time somebody else believes what their menu says and orders it.

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