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2941 Restaurant Review

Soaring ceilings, a woodsy lakeside location, and a koi pond make this one of the most striking dining rooms in the area. The playful cooking continually surprises, with plates like short rib-spiked fondue and scallops with lentils, free-range chicken, a pumpkin baked Alaska crowned by candied cranberries, and little gifts from the kitchen like rainbow-hue house-made cotton candy. It's a family affair, too. The chef's father makes the artisanal breads that run from rosemary olive to cherry almond. You can order à la carte or splurge on one of the tasting menus, priced at $58 and $110.

    Restaurant Details

  • Reservations essential.
  • No lunch Sat.

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  • VA_Girl, from Virginia
    9/13/10

    Consistently excellent food and service, with creative combinations of flavors and ingredients. Intense drops of concentrated basil sauce on the gazpacho added a beautiful and flavorful zing to the already-tasty soup. Seafood is cooked to perfection and to order, and is nicely seasoned without overpowering the main flavors of the dish. The professional-yet-pleasant waitstaff seem to enjoy working there, answering questions about the dishes, and ensuring you're taken care of. Have been here about 5 times so far, and have had a wonderful dining experience each time.

    Ratings details: Food: 5 | Atmosphere: 5 | Service: 5 | Value: 4
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