In order to dine here at the Culinary Education Center, one must have a reservation. Their dinner hours are 5:15-6:15 Mon -Thurs. I heard one doesn't need a reservation for lunch.
I was greeted by the host, Lucas, who promptly seated me and introduced me to my server, Ken.
Keep in mind that the staff is learning their trade, so be patient.
A complementary duck wing w/confit was presented. Very good & nicely spiced. The mango butter complemented the fresh rolls. What a surprise, an excellent taste. Then the escargot......primo, in a garlicky butter.
The Lyonnaise salad was similar like I had in France. Superb!!!
The main entree was Entrecôte Grenadin w/haricots verts and pommes frites. Look it up if desired. It was excellent.
As if I really needed dessert... Vanilla ice cream ( chilled dish ) fresh fruit a la flambé
As mentioned, the waitstaff made some basic errors, but my experience here was fantastic. Kudos to the Institute.
There is no sales tax added to the bill. No tipping is expected but you can leave a minimal cash donation if desired. read more