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The Trading Post

5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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3 West - Filet

3 West

3.8(274 reviews)
0.2 mi
•$$$

Went in with my mother for lunch on my birthday. We have been several times in the past and liked…read morethe ambience which has always been lovely. The food was excellent and our server was super attentive. I will definitely be back again soon.

Dinner at 3 West was a total disappointment from the service to the food. The waitress couldn't…read morehave been nicer but she was so busy she couldn't really give us any attention. She actually felt so bad by the level of service she was providing that she comped our dessert. The food took a long time to arrive. Our plates weren't cleared between courses. Our water glasses were never refilled. No one ever asked if our food was O.K. The first wine we chose was "unavailable."We were never given a dessert menu- we had to ask for one. We had to endure this ordeal for two hours- it took close to 20 minutes just to get the check. All this could be overlooked if the food was good but it was not. Cauliflower appetizer was undercooked and overly spiced. Chicken parm meatballs were dry. Halibut smelled very fishy which is usually not a good sign - which proved to be true. Short ribs were fatty, chewy and one dimensional and sat on a bed of vegetables that consisted of potatoes, corn, tomatoes and other unidentifiable vegetables all in an unappetizing color brown. (Those were left untouched). Some gravy or wine reduction might have helped but it was all served dry. The best dish was a side of mashed potatoes which were buttery, creamy and well-seasoned- they would have made a great bed for the short ribs to sit on instead of those sad vegetables. The Funfetti donut sundae was good. The most positive comment I can make is that they didn't rush us out! To pay as much as we did for food and service that was mediocre at best was disappointing- we will not be going back.

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3 West - The aforementioned parking beneath the building

The aforementioned parking beneath the building

3 West - Cheeseburger and fries.

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Washington House Restaurant - Ahi tuna poke bowl

Washington House Restaurant

3.7(279 reviews)
4.0 mi
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This was a cool spot with tons of seating. I sat in the permanent outdoor tent where there was a…read moregreat ambiance. I did not get a look at the inside. There were tons of intriguing options on the menu, and it took me longer than usual to decide. The service was friendly and appreciated. For appetizers, the oysters ($1 each), and the salmon ceviche special ($21) was ordered. The oysters are typically $3, but on Wednesday and Thursday, they are $1. They were from the East coast and small. The cocktail sauce was pleasant with just enough heat. The ceviche had serrano chili, pineapple relish, and a micro salad. This was tasty. I really liked how the salmon was cut. There was a good amount present, but some parts were a little tough. I liked the combination of the spicy serrano chili with the sweet pineapple relish, but I surprisingly wanted a little more of the pineapple. For an entrée, I had the blackened pork chop ($38). It came with a roasted butternut squash puree, sauteed asparagus, and a pineapple chutney. This was great. The meat was cooked to a perfect medium temperature with the right amount of seasoning. The puree was a nice touch and the pineapple chutney paired nicely with the pork. The asparagus was nice in the puree and cooked ideal too. I also tried the sesame-crusted ahi tuna that came with a Jasmine rice cake, baby bok choy, and a ginger Thai coconut sauce. The tuna was cooked to perfect rare, and the sauce was essentially a curry which was flavorful. The bok choy was hardly seasoned though. Regardless, it was still solid. Will I go back? I would.

While visiting family in New Jersey, they introduced us to the Washington House. The restaurant…read moreappeared expensive with a pretty exterior. Pleasantly surprised how reasonable it was. The food was so delicious. The biggest surprise of the night was a dish with the same name as my husband. Eloy's Queso Fundido. My family knew this and brought us there to surprise us. Come to find out that was also the chefs name. All the dishes were delicious. Chef Eloy was so gracious. Highly recommend the Washington House Restaurant.

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