we took the elevator up to the second level and situated ourselves at a table by a big window looking down on the streets of my favorite little city. we immediately poured over the wine list and selected a delightful pinor noir to accompany our meals.
since i've heard amazing reviews of the eatery's pride and joy– the cheeseburger– i ordered that. the gooey cheeseburger lived up to its rave reviews, as i devoured every single bite! served on an english muffin, it was just the right size to fill me up, and definitely not as greasy as the english muffin cheeseburger i tried at nick & eddie's a few months ago.
for dessert, lisa and i split the chocolate pot de creme– basically a fancy way of saying "chocolate pudding." while we could only manage a few bites each of the incredibly rich dessert, it was well worth it (and it was delicious with the pinot noir.)
all in all, this charming little restaurant provided a wonderful atmosphere for wine and conversation, and it served up a flavorful and unique meal. i'll definitely be back to try out some of their appetizers very soon!
1 comment:
i didn't know they had an upstairs! glad you got those suburbanites to a fabulous, unique place in the heart of the city!
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