"I chose the Pork Pluma while my wife opted for the lamb. My dish was decent but left something to be desired; it wasn’t hot enough, and honestly, the pork was the highlight. If you can make pork taste like a ribeye, that's impressive! However, the side dish was somewhat underwhelming.
To keep it brief, my wife had to request her lamb to be cooked more thoroughly after she was hesitant to speak up—unfortunately, she had a bad experience with it. This moment seemed to change the entire vibe of our visit. Our server went from being relaxed to looking frantic and, dare I say, a bit scared. My wife felt awful about the situation, and I felt even worse when her dish returned and she described it as tasting like plain hamburger over SpaghettiOs. Unfortunately, she was right.
Throughout this disappointment, our server remained awkward and timid, rarely approaching us with any updates. His conversations seemed short and lacking enthusiasm. To top it off, he accidentally knocked over the silverware at the neighboring table while picking up our tab. My message to him: Relax. It's not your fault that a dish didn’t meet expectations. We didn’t express our concerns in a way that was intended to blame anyone, but for $120, plus a 25% tip, I believe a chef should aim to impress with every dish, and servers shouldn't feel their night is ruined by a politely made request.
Our advice? Remove items from the menu that aren’t up to par. Avoid the lamb, and definitely encourage the servers to promote the cocktails—they were fantastic!"
