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Truffles Fine Cuisine

3.5 (86 reviews)
Closed • 4:30 pm - 9:00 PM

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Steak

Worst experience ever. Made a reservation for two for Valentine's Day dinner, after being sat at a four seater table we asked to sit on the same side and were told "you can move it yourself". That usually wouldn't be an issue but for a $200 prefix dinner at a "fine cuisine" restaurant, kind of ridiculous, but ok. It just got worse from there. It was a four course menu, first ordered French onion soup - where's the croutons and cheese? I got onion broth with four croutons and a sprinkle of cheese, wasn't aware of the shrinkflation onion soup is receiving. Sadly, the shrimp cocktail was the highlight of my meal... the only effort was the plating. Steak was alright, but served with plain boiled broccoli. They didn't even put in the effort to grill it, or add a spice? And let me say this restaurant was NOT PACKED, I've worked in the service industry multiple years and if they can't even handle full tables with no wait, the customers aren't the issue. Dessert was fine. Server didn't come over once to ask how the meal was, if we were doing ok. The silverware had crusty residue on it. Overall terrible experience. Wouldn't recommend to anybody ever unless they hate themselves. Enjoy!

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Jennifer L.

SO I have been looking forward to eating at this restaurant literally for months. My husband is a culinary student at the Culinary Institute of America in San Antonio Texas. He hand-picked this place to do his culinary externship and unfortunately my military career took me overseas for six months so Christmas time is my first chance to finally try out the restaurant I have heard so much about. The girl I sat next to on the plane on my way to Indiana was telling me how her and her girlfriends love all the food here. Her favorite is the calamari. I tried it. Crunchy & fresh. I've also heard about their extensive wine and liquor collection which was shockingly extensive which you can see in my photos LOL As I take Yelping seriously & I'm overly honest I was prepared to give whatever review was warranted. Atmosphere = 4.5 Warm, inviting even during COVID19 & socially distanced & spaced well. They have some outdoor tables on warmer days. My favorite thing was I watched the bartender clean up tables in between customers and she was *very thorough in sanitizing the areas.* Staff= 5 I was meaning other stuff for the first time although I had heard good things about them previously. They were very professional, friendly and accommodating. The executive chef (Bob) and owner, Mark, were doing the rounds to check on the food quality and make sure everyone was having a nice time. FOOD = my experience was 5+ The house salad was balanced with crunch, goat cheese, fruit, & acid. Shrimp cocktail was huge & ALMOST as good as St Elmos (I get extra horseradish & lemons.) Saving best for last, the Salmon entree was unbelievably affordable for the BEST salmon I've ever eaten in a restaurant. I lived in Hawaii for three years so fresh salmon poke still takes the cake but this was second-best. Expertly cooked by Chef Bob; sear was on point. Sides were savory and complimented the entrée nicely but didn't take away from the star of the dish, fresh Salmon! Nom nom. I recommend A glass of one of the New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc's to complement the salmon. The couple next to me had a couple of Wagyu burgers and some unbelievably delicious fancy dessert. I didn't have any room left. Restaurant serves some fun winter cocktails. I recommend the spiced pomegranate mule. You can buy bottles of wine or liquor to go. They also have an excellent to go and carry out menu during Covid. I can not say enough good. The wine tasting dinners are epic

Warm Pine Nuts Crusted Goat Cheese
Ethan Z.

We went here on Sunday night for dinner after reading some reviews that this place was good! We had reservations for 6:30 PM and were able to push them back an hour to 7:30 PM without any problem. We walked in at 7:30 PM and were immediately sat. I think that the staff may still be learning as there was a bit of confusion on who was serving us and finally the man who sat us went ahead and took care of us - other than that, that was the only service hiccup! We started with the Warm Pine-Nut Crusted Goat Cheese which was absolutely phenomenal! I had never had something so full of flavor with each flavor complimenting the other and not one overpowering the other. I ordered the Sunday Special which was Duck that came with spinach and mouth-watering potatoes. The duck was amazing - and I love duck a lot. The potatoes were phenomenal - I think they were sauteed with bacon, then smashed a bit, and then broiled to create a perfect crunch. The spinach was good as well when dipped in some sort of sauce that it came with - it was a bit sweet and savory. Matt got the Cavatappi Pasta - this was good and was even better after we got some fresh grated parmesan and salt on it! Overall, I would definitely check this place out if you are in town, and don't let the service reviews sway you!

Warm Pine Nuts Crusted Goat Cheese
Aaron J.

One of the best meals I've ever had in my life. The fig jam complemented the tender duck breast and perfectly fluffy gnocchi very well. The warm pine not goat cheese was rich with flavor and so good you could eat the bowl with it

Grilled Petite Filet of Beef ($35)
Bryan F.

If you ever go to Bloomington, make a stop here. Truffles is the only fine-dining that I have seen up to date in Bloomington. While the exterior of the building may trick you, the interior is completely different. This is a fine dining restaurant located next to Kroger. It has a full bar and a nice air to it. When dining, make sure to ask for Emily. As of now, I have dined 2 times, with both of the times her being my waitress. She is very friendly and attentive she is able to help you choose between dishes and also recommend dishes too. She has helped me choose what cocktail and entree I order each time. My first visit I had a beef pasta as pictured. It was very good and filling. Unlike other white sauces, this sauce has a really good and stronger taste to it. I enjoyed the portion size of the dish as well. There was more meat under all of the noodles in the picture, even more meat than there was pasta. On my second visit, Emily helped me choose the Grilled, 5oz Petite Fillet of Beef as my entree and recommended the Pomegranate Martini to me to drink. The Martini was very good and very strong. I could feel it kicking it not even half way lol. The Fillet of Beef was superb. It was a very very fine cut of meet that almost melted in my mouth. Overall, if you ever come to Truffles in Bloomington, which you should, make sure to ask for Emily and get the Pomegranate Martini! Will come again for sure!

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Food was good. Service was good. Would go again. I need 36 more characters for this review to post which is idiotic.

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The service was excellent, the food was great and the restaurant was very nice. I would highly recommend it to everyone.

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