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Viognier

Viognier

222 E. 4th Ave. San Mateo, CA 94401, 94401-4035, San Andreas, United States

French • European • Californian • Contemporary


"Viognier is fine French dining in San Mateo! My date and I came to celebrate Valentine's Day and it was a lovely experience. It was a 5 course prefix menu for Vday and overall, it was a very enjoyable menu. 1) Truffle ice cream with caviar (Amuse Bouche) I've never had anything like this before The bite was salty and sweet, which made for the perfect bite. 2) Appetizer: Baby abalone with poached egg this was my favorite thing on the menu! The poached egg was perfectly cooked and seasoned. When it's eaten with the abalone, it has a great burst of flavor. 3) Second course: Warm lobster salad the poached lobster was absolutely lovely and tasted fresh, but the smoked chard tasted burnt in my opinion. 4) Third course: Braised lamb ragu the lamb was super tender and the house made pappardelle was on point. However, the sauce was a load too salty for my taste. 5) Intermezzo: Black cherry sorbet very refreshing and perfect pallet cleanser before the next course. 6) Fourth course: Hokkaido A5 wagyu the wagyu was amazing! It's fatty but melts in your mouth! I haven't had good wagyu since Japan. This is was pretty comparable. However, I can't say much for the truffled potatoes (gratin) it didn't add much to the wagyu. I would have been happier with wagyu on its own. 7) Dessert: Amour we had a predessert chocolate before our final dessert. The predessert with passion fruit filling was absolutely delightful. As for the main dessert, I loved the layers. The cake with the heart shaped cream and the lychee jelly and grapefruit was quite flavorful and not too sweet! It was perfect! My only critique is the cookie on the base. I couldn't eat the cookie with the other parts of the dessert because it was rock hard! I had to eat it separately, which isn't my preference. Otherwise, I enjoyed the dessert. I enjoyed the meal overall, but I would love to come back to try the prefix menu on another night!"

Barbacoa

Barbacoa

276 Bob White CourtID 83706, Boise, United States

Fish • Meat • Pasta • Seafood


"I've been sitting here for my birthday dinner after I've been living next to this restaurant for over a year. In the summer they play obnoxily loud music, which is why I was first switched off, but I decided to give him a chance because it is supposed to be one of the best restaurants in Boise. On the "vegetarian" menu, her rice is actually made with chicken broth. We sat in the indoor and outdoor terrace in the area of traffic so that everyone hit by my partner on the back. We ordered the table side guacamole that came on a plastic car with Stale chips that knows how long they sit on the second shelf. The way was so narrow that he had to go aside constantly, as the other employees prepared tables with plates above the top of the guacamole. I guess if you use food in enough bovine lactate, people get the casomorphins out and think it's great. By default, everything is cooked in butter, so we had to ask for oil. The waitress was ambivalent when I told her that the food was too spicy, and she asked me what the word was stale when I complained about the chips that came with the $16 guacamole. They had no salsa or a topping that contained no cream. I would expect a $92 dinner that was almost untouched after two separate people for our review and sink to take home boxes that someone would have realized that it was a problem. The Portobello Fajitas had so much jalapeno they were boundlessly unpredictable. If 0 was an option to rate this place, I would, or just take if this app was overall."