My wife and I were looking for something to do for the long weekend, and figured "what the heck, let's drive out to Prima Bistro in Langley. It gets great Yelp reviews". Throw in a little ferry ride too? Sounds like a perfect day. We were second in line at the door when they opened at 11:30 for lunch. Got seated at a lovely table on the patio in the sun, with a perfectly fine view of the water. As soon as we sat down we put in an order for the duck fat fried potatoes since they take extra time. Here's the breakdown of the meal: Bone marrow: We've never had it and figured what the heck. Sadly we were disappointed. There was barely any marrow in the small bone piece we got. Certainly not enough to go with the three pieces of toast. The little salad on the side was delicious though. Duck fat fried fingerling potatoes: The aioli was ROCKIN. Absolutely delicious. Potatoes? Not nearly seasoned enough (we had to add a bunch of salt), slightly greasy (not necessarily a bad thing, just not flavourful greasy), and a little dry. Bistro burger and fries: The fries were delicious (better than the fingerlings). My date inhaled the burger. Also love that they have ketchup in nice big mouth jars to make it easy to get at. Warm asparagus salad: There's no question this was tasty. The presentation was, however, a little... offputting. When I posted the photo of the plate to my Facebook feed, friends immediately commented on how it looked like, uh, barf on asparagus. Again, don't get me wrong, it was super tasty, but the presentation definitely left something to be desired. When the menu said "French ham" I expected whipser thin slices of jambon, not cubed ham with cubed baby pickes and cubed egg :) All in all the food was reasonable. Our biggest beef? The wait. From the time we sat down to the time we got our entrees was north of 40 minutes, with no check-in or explanation from the serving staff. Not really what you'd hope for when you're the second people to be seated in the restaurant, even if it did take us a few minutes to decide what to order. Our water glasses ran dry too, which is a personal pet peeve especially when we aren't drinking anything else. read more

My wife and I eat here ALL THE TIME (seriously 2-4 times a month). Make a reservation for dinner - otherwise you can't always get in. If you have to wait go to Ott & Murphy's winery tasting room across the street while you wait. Our favorites: 1) Tartare de Boeuf (I know, its RAW BEEF and a RAW EGG!!!) - but if you like sushi, you'll love this. I can't imagine having eaten this a couple years ago but now I can't get enough. 2) Clams and Chorizo - house made chorizo and Island clams in an amazing broth (this is the dish that made me like clams). 3) Salad Nicoise - Big chunks of lightly cooked Tuna and a light dressing + fingerling potatoes, Castelvetrano olives (house marinated in Tarragon). 4) House cured meats - Yum! 5) Anything else on the menu - I can't think of anything I have here that I wouldn't readily order again. I am pretty sure we have tried everything, at least once (even the snails) I highly recommend ordering several things and sharing them - that way you get to try more! read more

A warm, sunny day and nothing to do but lounge around outside at a bistro, eating oeufs en cocotte. That's right. I ate some oeufs. AND I ate the cocotte, too! So there! The staff was friendly and welcoming, despite the fact that we showed up half an hour before their post-lunch closing time (they close at 3pm, then reopen later for dinner). We sat outside, which was very nice and very bistro-y. They had an extensive wine list, although sadly many of the wines-by-the-glass were not available. This is what happens when you have a day off immediately following a jazz festival in town! All those jazzers drank them out of house and home! They have really tasty shoe-string style French fries. Crisp without being crackly crisp and nicely salty. The only downside is that I wished my oeufs had come with some bread. A bit o'crusty loaf would've gone nicely with the cocotte. A baguette with butter. Something. Beyond that, however, it was a great meal and I'd love to go there again. read more

We made the mistake of thinking we could just waltz into one of Langley's restaurants at 6:30 on a Saturday night in April and be seated fairly quickly. NOPE. Both Prima Bistro and Cafe Langley next door had an hour-long wait list. So if you have your heart set on eating here, make reservations! Or else you'll stand in the stairwell for an hour and end up sitting in the very back, next to the kitchen. By the time we were finally seated, we were starving and immediately ordered the chicken liver mousse starter ($7.50). It comes in a short glass jar with five thin slices of grilled bread, which seemed a little skimpy -- and they don't serve complimentary bread and butter ($1.50). But the mousse was creamy, flavorful, and a good size for two to share (though I think I'd recommend getting some extra bread). I asked the server about the difference in size between the seafood small plates and entrees, because many of them are the same, and I was glad I did, because I would have ordered WAY too many mussels. The small-plate size ($12.50) is about 3/4 lb, a good-sized entree, and is served in a cute little cast-iron Dutch oven. The mussels were good, but nothing was original or noteworthy in the preparation. It doesn't come with anything, but you can order a side of shoestring fries for $4 more. The fries came in a BIG basket and would have been plenty for two people. I thought they were very oversalted and borderline inedible, so it was kind of a waste -- I definitely should have gotten the bread to dip into the mussel broth! My dining companion got the hangar steak frites ($26.50), on our server's advice, and it too came with a big pile of super-salty shoestring fries (but his came with a delicious gorgonzola-y bearnaise dip that made all the difference). The "medium rare" was seared outside and purpley-red inside with lots of blood. This was perfect for us, but if that makes you queasy, you might err on the side of a little more well-done than you'd normally order. The meat was very juicy and flavorful with or without the dipping sauce. The house red was a good-sized pour, but took so long that we thought our server had forgotten it -- my dining companion was halfway through his steak by the time the wine finally came. Oddly, the lunch menu seems to be the dinner menu (same prices) plus some under-$20 sandwiches. So you won't necessarily save any money by coming here for lunch. The best way to try their menu may be by sharing a few small plates and then a bigger, shareable entree-sized dish. A solid 3.5 stars, rounded up to 4 because I wasn't expecting much from Langley's restaurant options. "But that's a Langley 4, not a Seattle 4," as my dining companion said. It's a decent place with good food, somewhat high prices, and slightly disorganized service, but if you're looking for more date-night ambiance than the local pizzeria, this is the place. read more

If I could give six stars I would..... Where to start? The food, oh YUMMMMM. We had a large group and everyone got a little something different. I myself had the muscles with white wine and a salad, I also got to sample a bit to the truffle prawns, french onion soup, lamb burgers and a few others. Everything cooked, presented and devoured to perfection! =-) The menu selections were unique, everything from pork cheeks, octopus or bone marrow, as well as lots of dishes for the less adventurous There was also a decent drink menu, some fun little cocktails. I can see how this place could be a lot of fun to spend some time at in the summer as well, seems they have a nice patio outside. read more

So grateful for this friendly staff, loving hospitality, and beyond amazing cuisine. Loves and strength to you all during this very difficult time. I could not imagine how hard it must be to even just show up everyday let alone serve the public. Dear general public, Just put on a damn mask and tip these people proper!!! read more

We were lucky with the weather during our trip to Whidbey and felt like we could probably have seen a whale breach from the outside deck at Prima. They brought out heaters as it cooled off and we sat for a very pleasant slow supper listening to an area artist play his Sax. Prima Bistro was a familiar beast to us--a mixologist at the bar and a french bistro menu for the food. I had the charcuterie plate (house made and delicious. Came with house made pickles) and Jenni had the burger. We shared a dozen oysters and had a cocktail and a beer from the list. Everything was well done. Our server made us feel welcome and it was a nice evening to top our day on Whidbey and in Langley. With tip we were about $100 dollars. We will be back. read more

Things to do in this order: Request Terrys (Best Server Ever Award) section. Order a glass of wine. Order the Lamb Burger medium OR medium rare (NOT WELL DONE OR YOU WILL RUIN THE MEAT) with an extra side of sauteed greens. They will probably ask you if you want that in addition to the (delicious) shoestring fries. You say yes. Roll up your sleeves while you waiting. When the more than helpful server brings you your meal, do not be surprised. Say thank you, and ask for another glass of wine. When the server leaves, take a french fry and eat it! Savor the crispy outside and fluffy inside. Then, pick up your fork and sample the greens and finish it off with a sip of wine. Now that you're ready, grab a hold of the burger and pull it to your lips. Open your mouth and begin to devour. Careful! Not only does the burger squirt sweet, succulent juices, you might to begin to moan and become a little wet yourself. When the server comes back to check on you, tell them how you are enjoying the meal and of course tell them I sent you. read more

Stopped in Langley on a tourist day, ready for dinner, saw this place at the end of the street, decent reviews, so we walked in. Upstairs. Deck over the dry goods store was full. We were seated in the back near the bar. Not a view seat, but spacious and comfy for our party of four. Local craft on tap. Always a good start. Appetizers: fried almonds, Ham and Parmesan beignets, and charcuterie (home made). I have to say, they do love their smoked and preserved meats on Whidby. They were out of their home made pickles. Bummer. Entrees were Mussels, Clams and Chorizo, Fish & Chips and Honeyed Prawns. All local, ultra fresh and tasty. While prices definitely catered to a well heeled tourist crowd, it's worth the visit. read more

Dishes are hit or miss, portions are huge, value is greaaat. Appetizers: - pig ears (miss): crunchy and crispy and almost Oriental cuisine-like, but way too sweet. It tasted like what would happen if Panda Express got their grubby little fake Chinese hands on deep fried pig strips. - roasted bone marrow (near-miss): one of the two bones was hollow (oops) but the server quickly brought us another when we pointed it out to her. Entrees: - tagliatelle with veal ragout (hit!): homemade pasta at its finest - lamb burger (hit?): very lamb-y, apparently a good representation of lamb, but I didn't appreciate it - mussels and frites (near-miss): lots and lots and lots of mussels but they were all on the smaller side and there wasn't enough sauce Service was ok. The waitress seemed to be a little harried and stretched thin, but our interactions with her were certainly pleasant. read more

We had dinner here on a quick weekend getaway and were extremely impressed at the experience. Food - We had a bottle of french white wine, caesar salad, burger, mussels and fries. The wine selection was amazing, the owner clearly cares about having good wine, and has many wine selections by the glass as well. We were really happy with what we go. The caesar salad was to die for - perfectly dressed with delicious whole anchovy filets on top. The burger was perfectly cooked with red wine soaked red onions and a garlic spread on the bun. I have had a lot of restaurant burgers and this was my favorite so far. The meat was very high quality, and the burger had the exact right bun to meat ratio. The mussels were delicious and fresh, in a fantastic garlic/white wine broth. Really couldn't have asked for anything more. I would go back again and again if I had the chance. Service - We got there at about 9:30pm because we had just flown and drove in that night. They closed at 10pm but they were still happy to seat us, help us make good meal choices and they did not rush us through our dinner. The waitress we had was really nice and friendly. Overall just an awesome experience! read more

The owners and staff at the Bistro are always finding new ways of making things better for their guests during these trying times as always. The food is always fresh, beautifully prepared and delicious. Their attitudes are cheerful and accommodating. They are definitely one of the best in the northwest! read more

Don't miss out eating here if you make it to Langley, Washington! When our first restaurant choice didn't work out we went next door to Primo Bistro, a French influenced bistro on Whitbey Island in Langley. My wife was starving and was very reluctant to try something out of her comfort zone especially when you're getting hangry. But she stuck it out and it ended up being one of her favorite meals. We were joined by a newly made friend from Denmark who ordered the French onion soup and an order of truffle prawns. I went easy and for my all time favorite, cold cured smoked salmon gravlox, and my wife had the Rainbow trout in a butter sauce. We had the mussels as an appetizer. We were so hungry we dug right in and no food pics were taken. I did get however a pic of their signature cocktail for the day, Rosemary Collins, Tom's better half... very delicious! Again, if you find yourself in Langley, stop here at this quaint beautiful bistro for a bite. Their menu choices are unique and there's something for everyone. read more

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This place is the place to be in Langley. Amazing views, and amazing food. My bf, and our friends ferried over to check this place out as it was recommended by one of my colleagues. At first the hostess was unattentive and after we were sat down we got no service for like 20 minutes, but after it was all sorted out we got the best waitress ever! So that actually didn't sour the experience at all. The food, our drinks, the view and our waitress gave this place a 6 if possible. We came in at happy hour and ordered a bunch of small plates. The veal meat balls I have to say were amazing as well as their calamari. It was a hot afternoon so drinks were in order. Andrew and I ordered the Back Yard lemonade which was fantastic and Jessica ordered a bloody mary which was just a work of art. I could talk about this place non-stop, but my thumbs are tired. I highly recommend this place if you are looking to spend a little more for an amazing food experience. read more

The only negetive...slow service. However, the food makes up for it ten times over. I enjoyed the Guiness with some Duck Fried Potato Fingerlings. Then I had a the Croque Madam which in short blew my mind. I just about danced a jig it was so good. Don't be freaked out about the contents...it really was incredible when together!!! read more

Prima Bistro - Croque Madam....OMG!! Incredible!! - American Near Me - Langley, Washington

Oh Prima, how I love thee. I am a local. Born and raised 18 years of my life on "The Rock". I was around when this place was The Star Bistro. I have been coming to this lovely eatery since before I can remember. My friends have worked here. I have watched it morph from a fun, funky place to a sophisticated, indulgent and all around awesome restaurant. Now that I live in Seattle, I always try and make it to Prima when I return to Whidbey. The food (despite some pretty unfounded reviews on here) is excellent. Never in my period of coming to this restaurant have I had a bad meal. Every single thing is prepared exactly as it should be. The seafood is fresh and local. The salads are farm to table. You can taste every ounce of hard work that goes into this food. The setting is quite lovely as well. I run for the patio in the summer. In short, Langley is lucky to have this gem that has only gotten better with time. Love you Prima :) read more

This is the first negative review I've ever written, but I was just sincerely disappointed so I had to share. I have been here often. The view is beautiful. The restaurant is cozy. The service was excellent. The food was unacceptable. My salad was overdressed & soggy. My quiche was extremely under cooked. Sadly, not sure we'll return. read more

Thank you fellow Yelper that recommended this place to me. It was a wonderful experience. The interior was friendly and warm yet modern (that Local island feel) the staff were friendly, the food was delicate and the price was just right! I had the Quiche of the day and Panna Cotta for dessert and both came in good portions and the flavors were well balanced. Its not over the top decadent food, but its a unexpected find in a small town. FYI. Its located on the 2nd floor off the main road in Langley. If it helps it was right between/ on top of the "Star" Grocery & Local goods store. read more

Great views from its cozy 2nd story location, you can see the bay/water from the windows all around the room. Interior decor is colorful, warm/friendly atmosphere. Also offers an open air deck area which looked nice. Also has a nice looking bar too. Service was great, nothing more to ask for here. Food... we went for lunch, and oh man.... if you go here you must do yourself the favor of trying their 'chicken sandwich' it was perhaps, TOO delicious :( read more

We made it here last summer for lunch on a beautiful day. It was luck we got seated on the deck. We like coming to this restaurant above a grocery store. French inspired cuisine with excellent service. We had the Duck Salad, Manila Clams, and Mussels to start. Appetizers with french bread and a bottle of Red Wine. We all ordered something different and tasted each others main courses. I had the reuben Sandwich. The steak frites, french ham, and the chicken sandwich were winners. Appetizers, main courses, and 2 bottles of wine was $200 w/ tip for 5 people. It's always a great time when you can get the three sisters together. This is the only time they don't fight each other. Probably because they are to busy eating and drinking. The village of Langley is quiet, but this place is lively, a welcoming, bustling food establishment with something for everyone, including a great view deck for summer lunches. Or, likely even summer dinners now that I think about that ... :-)! The views across Puget Sound are crystal clear on a summer day, and keep an eye out for a spout of water, might be a whale blowing!! Make sure to end your day at the Prima Bistro. It will be a memorable time for everyone. read more

A great spot for going out to dinner in Langley! Tucked away up a stairwell off the main Langley strip, Prima Bistro has a great view looking out across the water. The service was friendly & prompt. I had the Chorizo & clams which had a great kick to it and was delicious. I never would have expected such a small town to have a nice restaurant like this, but they proved me wrong. read more

What a lovely gem in this small town! My girlfriend and I had our anniversary dinner here on a Friday night and went back again on Saturday evening because we enjoyed it so much! The food was incredible, the staff were all very friendly, the happy hour menu is killer, and the view! Oh, the view. Even on a rainy afternoon it was still lovely to be upstairs and overseeing the main street area. I want to return during the summer months and utilize their awesome rooftop patio. read more

Good but disappointing, though it has all the potential to be a 5-star place. Fresh and creative dishes, great location and view. I dock a star for kitchen sloppiness - blue cheese in my caesar salad and burnt toast, and another star for (very hard to get) service. It seemed like they had adequate staff, but it was very hard to get the attention of our server. read more

Be prepared to put your name on the list and wander around downtown Langley for a short bit. This place is ALWAYS humming! And after having dinner there I completely understand why! This French inspired bistro is in no way near as intimidating or stuffy as you would think a place that touts itself as "French inspired Bistro" would be. We hit this place for dinner during our day trip over to Whidbey Island. And the food was phenomenal. As an appetizer we enjoyed one of the cheese platters. And it was wonderful and easy to pick cheeses that fit our palates with the guidance of the friendly waitress! For dinner, I had the lamb burger which was juicy and delectable. So perfectly cooked. The prima green salad my sweetie and myself enjoyed was so fresh and tasted so wonderfully "farm to table" that I had visions of the chef plucking the delectable greens from a secret garden that he had out back. Such a simple salad but so refreshing and delicious. The waiters/waitresses are very knowledgeable in regards to wine. And will suggest a pairing for you if you are so inclined. I did not enjoy the wine that was suggested to accompany my Lamb Burger, but I did appreciate the tasting. My other half enjoyed the "hangar" steak which was cooked to his liking. (He always orders it as rare as it can possibly be ordered without the restaurant violating a health code regulation!) Cooking a steak that way can be tricky. But it turned out phenomenal. Absolutely delicious. My fork continuously wandered over to my sweethearts plate during our meal to steal bites of his steak in between bites of my delicious lamb burger! There is a wonderful patio with a great view due to the fact that the restaurant is located on the second floor. So from the patio you get a lovely view of the water. However, you do have to wait longer for patio seating, so we opted to dine inside. Regardless of that fact, the food was just as delicious. And the wine selection fantastic! If you are ever on Whidbey, be sure to make the trip to downtown Langley to enjoy this bistro! read more

We stopped here for lunch while on a day trip to Langley. I wish I would have gotten our waitresses name because she was very sweet. She forgot one of our items we ordered so she gave us a dessert on the house. She was very helpful and checked in on us often. The food was pretty good. Some of our party felt like the onions in the French onion soup were too strong. I ordered the clams with chorizo. It was a very hearty dish and tasted good but there was a ton of grit in the clams still. We had the s'more dessert which was excellent! I wish I could go get some right now, it was pretty addicting. read more

We had a 5-star experience at Prima Bistro in Langley. This is the best eatery in town (though there are definitely other good ones as well). Our service was attentive and excellent in every way, and the food was fabulous. Started by sharing a beet and bib lettuce salad (wonderful change of pace from the cursedly ubiquitous and poorly prepared Romaine that plagues my culinary existence) that was plenty big enough to satisfy us both. The chicken on fried polenta with Gorgonzola sauce was richly delicious, and the veal ragout with pasta (after adding a bit of salt to make the flavors pop) was also splendid. We rounded out the meal with their excellently prepared braised greens. Highly recommend this place...but expect to plan ahead and make reservations on weekends, because the place is usually filled to capacity. UPDATE: updated my review to 5-star, because Prima Bistro is as good as it gets out on Whidbey. A couple new discoveries have secured that rating from me. I don't like liver. I don't like paté. Foi gras? You must be joking. I was pressured into trying Prima's chicken liver paté, and I was quite surprised to find I liked it...really liked it. It was pureed or whipped nicely, so it was neither dense nor grainy. The flavor was wonderful, and the grilled bread served with it was simple genius. Similarly, I was surprised by the lovely flavor and texture of their creme brulee. It wasn't as dense and custardy as a standard issue creme brulee. Rather it also had more of a lighter, whipped texture, and a lovely, creamy, vanilla flavor. In addition, we also received what turned out to be a spot on perfect wine recommendation from our server that was an ideal complement to our meal. read more

I don't understand why my experience was not up to par. We came in yesterday around 5:30, Saturday. Indoor dinning was 40 percent full. Asked for a window seat but host seated us a non-window. I am guessing the window seats were for reservation only but she didn't make it clear. When waitress came and we didn't want to order any wine, it seemed like she got a bit disappointed and the service after that was without eye contact. We order some squid fritti as apps, and fish fritti and lamb burger. The frittis were dry and bland. Squid was salty, dipping sauce is the least tastiest sauce I ever had in restaurant. Maybe they forgot something in it. It just tasted weird. The fish fritti was rock fish, very very dry and no seasonings on it. Most unfortunate fish and chips I ever had. The lamb burger.. Ok supposedly it should be good according to others review that's why I ordered it. Lamb itself tasted ok, nothing special. The sauce again was bad. The bun was super dry so it probably was at least a day old. I am disappointed with the food. I will not consider to come back even there wasn't too many other options in Langley... read more

Prima Bistro - Fish fritti. Very unfortunately taste less rockfish - American Near Me - Langley, Washington

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Good food, great service, nice view, reasonable prices, not too much more you can for than that. read more

Prima Bistro - The Lamb Burger was the obvious safe choice, and boy was it good! *Tip ask the server for some truffle mayo on the side - American Near Me - Langley, Washington

This is one of my favorites ! The food is completely wonderful. I'm a local and I refer everyone here. Wonderful owners, managers and restaurant team !! read more

Had hoped to give this place a try, but no option for my disabled husband to get to it as it's up stairs with no elevator. Definitely makes a statement as to who they want to eat there. In this day and age, disgraceful. read more

Been here many time and the food is always great. The deck on a nice day fills up quickly so expect a wait.

Ran in for a quick bite before an appointment and was pleasantly surprised by the server Lucas who did a great job! All we had was one salad and one glass of wine with some bread. The food was great and the wine he recommend "Adelseim Pinot Gris" was excellent! And if you are lucky enough to be here when the weather allows you to sit outside I'd highly recommend it! read more

Stopped in for a snack while day tripping on Whidbey Island. Enjoyed great service along with the house made fromage. We will be back! read more

Prima Bistro - Fresh Fromage - American Near Me - Langley, Washington

Eaten here about 10 times over the years. Weekends in the summer a reservation is a MUST. Great roof top dining. Last night had the Wild Boar Ragout. good noodle texture and the boar was very good. Could have been a bit hotter. Kimberly had the Duck which was perfectly prepared. They serve Whidbey Island wines which are excellent. Winery is less than 10 minutes away, go visit! Indoor dining is relaxed, tables are spaced well and the view of the town of Langley is always enjoyable. Service is friendly, timely and the after dinner liquor and desert menu is very good. If you are an Absinth fan...they have a good selection. read more

Service: 5/5 Food: 4.5/5 Server was prompt, thorough, knowledgeable, and friendly. He gave recommendations and accommodated requests. I had the lamb chops. Others had mussels and chicken. All the food was rich and flavorful. Lamb and chicken were served with fried polenta, which was delicious, but I would have like to have the option for a vegetable instead. Mussels were served with fries which were skinny and crispy just the way I like them. Other menu items looked just as good! Atmosphere is pleasant. Overall, great place to dine. read more

Shhhh .... dont tell anybody!! They're wonderful! Great food, wine, bar, sundeck in the summer, and the view is amazing! I need to go back soon! 5 stars all around! read more

A perfect place to have a celebratory dinner for my husband's 40th birthday! We sat outside on the deck, which was warm and toasty from their heaters and well set up canopies that blocked the wind, and had a lovely view of the water. The food was all delish - we had the gougeres, steak tartare, marinated trout special appetizer, steak frites, and small mussels (still very large!) - and the service was impeccable. Would very much recommend for a nice meal! read more

While visiting I needed a burger bad. I had so much seafood I was about to grow gills. Well Prima delivered on the burger It was excellent and the french fries rocked. Prima had so many awesome and exciting dishes that are hard to find I was really impressed. They had homemade pate' that was awesome. Some things I didn't get to try but were on the menu include, Crisp pork belly, Bone marrow, sweetbreads and Raclette. Those are just some of the awesome obscure things on the menu but they also have the usual salmon, mussels and steaks. I really really want to go back...to bad I don't live closer. read more

We had 7:30pm reservation on March 2, this was our 1st time experiencing Prima Bistro....I hate to say we were not impressed. We ordered the warm marinated olives , I think they gave us the last 6 olives in the jar as they were all the same green olives without any rosemary or variety, very boring. My husband ordered the fish & chips which were visually as disappointing as they tasted. My dinner order was the pan roasted free range chicken with polenta, braised endive, rosemary and gargonzola pan jus.........I sent it back due to the polenta & the pan jus were as cold as my table top, also the chicken was tough. When they brought my dinner plate back I'm sure it was the same plate with the pan jus poured off.......:-( read more

Excellent food and service. We started out with the pork belly starter. My husband got the short ribs- the flavors- married well- and was outstanding. My son got the hanger steak and fries cooked to perfection. My entree was the dinner special beef and roasted veggies. The service was excellent- knowledgeable wait staff with food and wine pairing. read more