"We read some online reviews of the restaurant we wanted to try and felt a bit apprehensive due to the negative feedback regarding the service, pricing, and food quality. Our main concern was the high prices, especially for meat, but we were baffled by a $20 price tag for a salad. When we arrived, the hostess was absent, but a fellow patron and his son greeted us. Upon entering, we noticed everyone turning to look at us. We identify as secular Jews and generally do not wear kippot unless we're in a synagogue.
After a few minutes, the hostess arrived, but we found the menu quite limited—there was no children's menu, so I ended up ordering very pricey dishes for both of my children, which was frustrating, especially since my son didn't finish most of his meal. The ambiance was uncomfortable; it seemed other diners assumed we were non-Jews who had wandered into the restaurant. When it was time for evening prayers, and the men gathered for a minyan, my husband felt overlooked. Initially, he was annoyed, but then he chose to enjoy the meal instead.
We both ordered laughs (likely a dish that was misnamed or mistranslated), and I must say the food was perfectly cooked. However, a woman at another table complained when her dish was undercooked, which made us feel uneasy. Given our experience, I don’t think we would recommend this restaurant to any of our Jewish friends visiting Park City."
