This 52-seat fine dining tasting menu only restaurant is the vision of James Beard award winning Chef/Owner RJ Cooper.
My wife and I got robbed $550 for 3 hours dinner on her birthday!! We had great expectation for the food and service, but unfortunately there was not one memorable note in our evening. Rude service and unattentive. Almost like they were doing us a favor to be there. The Chef Cooper has absolutely no manners and his loud motuh should be washed with soap as we heard a couple times a language more appropriate for a street market. Now the food: Kudos to the chef for hin ideas and presentation as it shows his hard work but really? What's the point to make food look beautiful if the taste is absolutely NOT THERE? Confusionary state of taste buds. Some dishes taste like plastic, others like nothing. Do not reccomand!! At all!!!!!!!
‎2 1/2 stars is way off! One of the best, if not THE best dining experiences I've ever had. Unique, creative and masterful dishes. I've been there twice and can't wait to go back. They went out of their way to accommodate my pescatarian dining preference and it was unbelievably great both times. Rogue was robbed with this rating. A definite 3.5 to 4!
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This 52-seat fine dining tasting menu only restaurant is the vision of James Beard award winning Chef/Owner RJ Cooper.
My wife and I got robbed $550 for 3 hours dinner on her birthday!! We had great expectation for the food and service, but unfortunately there was not one memorable note in our evening. Rude service and unattentive. Almost like they were doing us a favor to be there. The Chef Cooper has absolutely no manners and his loud motuh should be washed with soap as we heard a couple times a language more appropriate for a street market. Now the food: Kudos to the chef for hin ideas and presentation as it shows his hard work but really? What's the point to make food look beautiful if the taste is absolutely NOT THERE? Confusionary state of taste buds. Some dishes taste like plastic, others like nothing. Do not reccomand!! At all!!!!!!!
‎2 1/2 stars is way off! One of the best, if not THE best dining experiences I've ever had. Unique, creative and masterful dishes. I've been there twice and can't wait to go back. They went out of their way to accommodate my pescatarian dining preference and it was unbelievably great both times. Rogue was robbed with this rating. A definite 3.5 to 4!
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