After hearing so much about the little bar and grill next to NCC Fowler center campus, Loopers, I finally went in and checked it out. This is a small cozy little bar with a large menu of bar food, restaurant entrees and fabulous drinks. Loopers specialty is the over 500 different kinds of mar-tee-nis. The theme of the bar is centered around golf,with the hope of attracting a golf crowd after a long 18 holes. From Loopers web site I was able to figure out that they are celebrating their 6th anniversary of being in business this year.As noted on their website, Loopers "Voted 'Best of the Valley' in various categories for the past 5 years, including Best Neighborhood Bar, Best Martini, Best Bartenders, Best Wait staff and Best Desserts, Looper's is sure to become a favorite place for the whole family. Be sure to visit the patio for live music during Bethlehem's South Side First Friday celebration. Loopers is very community oriented and participates in various charitable events. While looking at their schedule for the year I see numerous events with proceeds donated to various organizations within the community like St. Lukes etc.
In order to attract and keep customers coming back Looper's has a club card that lists 36 different Martini's and every time you try a different one they mark your card and after trying 36 you will receive a martini glass with your name painted on it. I believe after 400 they will put your name on a stool. This is a smart idea because it makes you feel welcome and keep the customer returning.
Due to the alcohol level of the martini's, Looper's will only allow a customer no more than 3 drinks per visit and there must be three days in between.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
Saucon Valley Country Club
Yesterday our Food and Beverage class were invited on a tour of the historic Saucon Valley Country Club located on the southern end of Bethlehem. Before I even walked through the door I was aware of the historic past of this exclusive private country club from my American History class taken at NCC last year. This was the private retreat of the executives of the world famous Bethlehem Steel Company.
As you drove through the carefully manicured golf courses you could appreciate the the beauty and magnificence of nature and prestige. Because it is in the beginning stages of spring the dogwoods and cherry blossoms were just popping out and the gas was bright spring green.
As we parked our cars I noticed how the warm weather had drawn out the golfers and the hustle and bustle of the golf carts were everywhere. We had to walk over a little covered bridge to get to the main clubhouse where we were given a tour. I really enjoyed listening to the Executive Chef Tim Egan about what his duties and how the culinary operations of the club were conducted.
I did not realize how large the country club property is until one of the staff explained that it was the same size of Central Park in New York City. Walking around the clubhouse and touring the dining rooms and kitchen was interesting. I was especially impressed with the two wine coolers and dry-age areas. I have worked in large hotels in the past and it was all a very familiar site. I think it would be very exciting to work in a country club like this one.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Lunch at American Bounty(CIA) 3-18-2010
Before you venture out to the Culinary Institute, in New Hyde Park New York, you need to call ahead or make a reservation on line. You will be required to give a credit card for a deposit of $10.00 per person. When you arrive at the CIA you feel the prestige and culture of the buildings and the grounds. There are four restaurants and 1 bakery/cafe to choose from.
American Bounty- the menu features regional specialties prepared with ingredients harvested from the Hudson Valley.
Escoffier Restaurant- French recipes with a modern touch from the principles of Chef August Escoffier.
Ristorante Caterina de'Medici-Authentic culinary creations of the various regions of Italy
St. Andrews Cafe- Fun and flavorful contemporary menu which emphasizes fresh seasonal ingredients
Apple Pie Bakery Cafe- Artisans breads, pastries and beverages, and luxurious confections
Since I have already eaten at St. Andrews and found it to be wonderful, I decided to go to American Bounty where the menu was easily adaptable for my father who isn't a fan of Italian or french cuisine. They did offer a Pre Fixe menu but we decided to order off of the Ala Carte menu where there was more of a selection. All of our entrees were picture perfect and came out hot and without any discrepancies.
We started out with:
little petite crab cakes with an avocado cream
butternut squash gnocchi/toasted pumpkin seeds
roasted parsnip, pear and celeriac soup
Then for our main courses:
roasted Long Island duck w/wild rice ragout, pumpkin flan and a Mexican cinnamon-berry Sauce
Marinated Hangar steak w/blue cheese, warm fingerling mustard potato salad
Sauteed chicken breast with a Lenz Merlot sauce, and Yukon Gold Has with Brussel sprouts
We shared a bottle of a California Merlot and then were ready for dessert.
I had a pecan pie tart w/wild turkey ice cream
My mother had a frozen hazelnut souffle
My father had a Brownie tart with a caramel glace
All of the desserts were decorated with fancy ornate edible pieces.
The lunch was unique and we had excellent service. I highly recommend a visit to the CIA, you do not need to have a student there like I do, it is open to the public as long as you have a reservation.
American Bounty- the menu features regional specialties prepared with ingredients harvested from the Hudson Valley.
Escoffier Restaurant- French recipes with a modern touch from the principles of Chef August Escoffier.
Ristorante Caterina de'Medici-Authentic culinary creations of the various regions of Italy
St. Andrews Cafe- Fun and flavorful contemporary menu which emphasizes fresh seasonal ingredients
Apple Pie Bakery Cafe- Artisans breads, pastries and beverages, and luxurious confections
Since I have already eaten at St. Andrews and found it to be wonderful, I decided to go to American Bounty where the menu was easily adaptable for my father who isn't a fan of Italian or french cuisine. They did offer a Pre Fixe menu but we decided to order off of the Ala Carte menu where there was more of a selection. All of our entrees were picture perfect and came out hot and without any discrepancies.
We started out with:
little petite crab cakes with an avocado cream
butternut squash gnocchi/toasted pumpkin seeds
roasted parsnip, pear and celeriac soup
Then for our main courses:
roasted Long Island duck w/wild rice ragout, pumpkin flan and a Mexican cinnamon-berry Sauce
Marinated Hangar steak w/blue cheese, warm fingerling mustard potato salad
Sauteed chicken breast with a Lenz Merlot sauce, and Yukon Gold Has with Brussel sprouts
We shared a bottle of a California Merlot and then were ready for dessert.
I had a pecan pie tart w/wild turkey ice cream
My mother had a frozen hazelnut souffle
My father had a Brownie tart with a caramel glace
All of the desserts were decorated with fancy ornate edible pieces.
The lunch was unique and we had excellent service. I highly recommend a visit to the CIA, you do not need to have a student there like I do, it is open to the public as long as you have a reservation.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Wolf Gang Puck's "Cut" Restaurant
A few weeks ago my son, Kory from Los Angeles called me and told me all about his fine dining experience at Cut in Beverly Hills with his girlfriend Kora. I have a passion for the culinary arts so he knew to call me with all of the details. I decided to share his experience with you since I don't think too many of us would ever be willing to spend $750.00 on one meal.
When you first approach the hotel you know you are on a different planet when you see $600.000 cars parked out side waiting to be valeted to the parking lot. I know myself just driving through Beverly Hills is special, there is a smell of flowers in the air and it is so clean.
The restaurant Cut is located within the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. From the outside to the inside, the restaurant artistic masterpiece. Renowned architect Richard Meier designed it into a modern and sleek atmosphere and famous photographer Jill Greenberg's photographs were hung beautifully all about the several natural wood and natural lighted dining areas.
This restaurant had won numerous awards including a Michelin star, the James Beard Award and restaurant of the year for several years.
Once seated at their table they given the menu and then able to pick out their own steaks. The steaks were brought out on a tray and you could look at them closely. My son chose a 6 oz. Japanese Kobe rib eye and his date the same. After choosing their entrees an appetizer tray was brought out with Parmesan sticks, pretzel bread and a flavored butter. Along with the appetizers my son and his date had drinks which consisted of a 3-way martini and a Washington Apple martini. Right before dinner the Sommelier approached the table and they discussed their wine choices with their meal.
Along with their Kobe Steak they ordered bone marrow flan which was served inside an osso bucca, round bone. My son said it was so unbelievably different and good. For $20.00 extra both steaks were sprinkled with the shavings of a black truffle. Along with the steak they had the cavatappi pasta mac and cheese which my son said was the best mac and cheese ever, very creamy and cheesy. Being a mushroom lover my son ordered the chanterelle mushrooms in garlic wine sauce which he said were amazing. Since everything was ala carte they shared a side of asparagus. For dessert Kory had the Vanilla Crème Brûlée “Banana Cream Pie”, Caramel Sauce, Banana Sorbet and Kora had the Lemon Ice Cream Baked Alaska, Raspberries, White Chocolate Buttermilk Cake. The portions were plentiful so they had to take half of their food home to eat the next day.
Here is a copy of the menu, as you will notice there aren't any prices so it is hard to figure out how the bill ended up to be $750.00. Personally I don't thin any meal is worth that. I could have recreated the meal myself for a lot less.
Take a look at the different creations and combinations and maybe you could get some ideas for your self. Enjoy!
Salads and Starters…
Kobe Steak Sashimi, Spicy Radishes
Prime Sirloin “Steak Tartare”, Herb Aioli, Mustard
Bone Marrow Flan, Mushroom Marmalade, Parsley Salad
Warm Veal Tongue, Marinated Artichokes, Cannellini Beans, “Salsa Verde”
Fresh Burrata Cheese, Prosciutto Di Parma, Golden Raisin-Rhubarb Purée, Micro Arugula, Saba
Roasted Weiser Farm Baby Beets, Humboldt Fog, Toasted Pistachio, Citrus, Micro Basil, Mint
Early Harvest Fava Beans, Campania Artichokes, Pecorino Romano, Meyer Lemon, Marjoram
Cured Scottish Salmon “Gravlax,” Whipped Crème Fraiche & “Melted Pastrami”, Violet Mustard, Pumpernickel Dust
Maple Glazed Pork Belly, Asian Spices, Watercress, Sesame–Orange Dressing, Rhubarb Compote
Maine Lobster, & Maryland Blue Crab “Louis” Cocktail, Spicy Tomato-Horseradish
Butter Lettuce, Avocado, Point Reyes Blue Cheese, Champagne-Herb Vinaigrette
Big Eye Tuna Tartare, Wasabi Aioli, Ginger, Togarashi Crisps, Tosa Soy
Warm Asparagus, Poached Organic Egg, Warm Bacon Vinaigrette
Austrian Oxtail Bouillon, Chervil, Bone Marrow Dumplings
Fresh From The Market…
Tasting Of Local Farmer’s Market Vegetables & Fruits, Three Courses
Grilled Over Hard Wood & Charcoal Then Finished Under A 1200 Degree Broiler…
U.S.D.A. PRIME, Illinois Corn Fed, Aged 21 Days
Porterhouse 34 Oz (For Two)
Bone In New York Sirloin 20 Oz
Bone In Filet Mignon 16 Oz
Bone In Rib Eye Steak 20 Oz
Petit Cut Filet Mignon 8 Oz
U.S.D.A. PRIME, “Double R Ranch”, Loomis, Washington, Corn Fed, Aged 28 Days
New York Sirloin 14 Oz
U.S.D.A. PRIME, Nebraska Corn Fed, Dry Aged 35 Days
Petit Cut New York 10 Oz
New York Sirloin 14 Oz
Rib Eye Steak 16 Oz
American Wagyu / Angus “Kobe Style” Beef From Snake River Farms, Idaho
Bone In Rib Chop 38 Oz (For Two)
New York Sirloin 8 Oz
Filet Mignon 6 Oz
Rib Eye Steak 10 Oz
Tasting of New York Sirloin
American “Kobe Style” From Snake River Farms 4 Oz
U.S.D.A. PRIME Dry Aged 35 Days 4 Oz
J apan ese Wagyu From Saga Prefecture 2 Oz
True Japanese 100% Wagyu Beef From Saga Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan
Filet Mignon $135 6 Oz
New York Sirloin 6 Oz
Rib Eye Steak 8 Oz
Organic Poussin Cooked On The Rotisserie, Morel Mushrooms, Thyme, Natural Jus
Double Thick Kurobuta Pork Chop, Quince & Fuji Apple “Moustarda”
Colorado Lamb Chops, Cucumber-Mint Raita
Diver Sea Scallops, Blue Hill Bay, Maine, Herb Hollandaise
Line Caught Copper River Salmon, Shiro Miso-Ginger Glaze
Sashimi Quality Big Eye Tuna Steak
Slow Simmered and Pan Roasted…
Kobe Beef Short Ribs “Indian Spiced”, Curried Jerusalem Artichoke Puree, Garam Masala, Slowly Cooked For Eight Hours
Whole French Sea Bass, Italian Parsley-Sage “Gremolata”, Turkish Lemon Salt
Sautéed Dover Sole “À La Meunière”, Preserved Lemon, Parsley
P an-Roasted Maine Lobster, Black Truffle Sabayon, Shaved Black Truffles from Perigord, 2 lb / 3 lb
The Things We Do For Two…
Whole Roasted Wild French Turbot, “French Riviera” Style, Tomato Confit, Black Olives, Confit Fennel, Per Person
Rotisserie Duckling With Lavender & Thyme Honey Gastrique
The Sauces Add to the Cuts On the Side
Whole Grain Mustard Caramelized Onions French Fries with Herbs
House Made Steak Sauce Bone Marrow Yukon Gold Potato Puree
Wasabi-Yuzu Kosho Butter Wild Field Mushrooms Tempura Onion Rings
Argentinean Chimichurri Point Reyes Blue Cheese Sautéed Baby Spinach, Garlic
Shallot-Red Wine Bordelaise Fried Organic Egg Soft Polenta with Parmesan
Armagnac & Green Peppercorn Creamed Spinach with Fried Organic Egg
Creamy Horseradish Fingerling Potatoes, Smoked Bacon, Pearl Onions
Béarnaise Baby Carrots, Campania Artichokes, Spring Onions
Broccoli-Rapini, Sun Dried Tomatoes, Chili, “Fior di Sardo”
English & Sugar Snap Peas, Young Garlic, Morel Mushrooms
Cavatappi Pasta “Mac & Cheese,” Québec Cheddar
Chanterelle Mushrooms, Japanese Shishito Peppers
Potato Tarte Tatin
Just a note, after taking the midterm exam yesterday, this menu is very similar to the one that we had to dissect. I wonder if they had warnings on the original menu regarding raw beef and seafood? This was the menu off the internet so I am sure the menu in the restaurant is different.
When you first approach the hotel you know you are on a different planet when you see $600.000 cars parked out side waiting to be valeted to the parking lot. I know myself just driving through Beverly Hills is special, there is a smell of flowers in the air and it is so clean.
The restaurant Cut is located within the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. From the outside to the inside, the restaurant artistic masterpiece. Renowned architect Richard Meier designed it into a modern and sleek atmosphere and famous photographer Jill Greenberg's photographs were hung beautifully all about the several natural wood and natural lighted dining areas.
This restaurant had won numerous awards including a Michelin star, the James Beard Award and restaurant of the year for several years.
Once seated at their table they given the menu and then able to pick out their own steaks. The steaks were brought out on a tray and you could look at them closely. My son chose a 6 oz. Japanese Kobe rib eye and his date the same. After choosing their entrees an appetizer tray was brought out with Parmesan sticks, pretzel bread and a flavored butter. Along with the appetizers my son and his date had drinks which consisted of a 3-way martini and a Washington Apple martini. Right before dinner the Sommelier approached the table and they discussed their wine choices with their meal.
Along with their Kobe Steak they ordered bone marrow flan which was served inside an osso bucca, round bone. My son said it was so unbelievably different and good. For $20.00 extra both steaks were sprinkled with the shavings of a black truffle. Along with the steak they had the cavatappi pasta mac and cheese which my son said was the best mac and cheese ever, very creamy and cheesy. Being a mushroom lover my son ordered the chanterelle mushrooms in garlic wine sauce which he said were amazing. Since everything was ala carte they shared a side of asparagus. For dessert Kory had the Vanilla Crème Brûlée “Banana Cream Pie”, Caramel Sauce, Banana Sorbet and Kora had the Lemon Ice Cream Baked Alaska, Raspberries, White Chocolate Buttermilk Cake. The portions were plentiful so they had to take half of their food home to eat the next day.
Here is a copy of the menu, as you will notice there aren't any prices so it is hard to figure out how the bill ended up to be $750.00. Personally I don't thin any meal is worth that. I could have recreated the meal myself for a lot less.
Take a look at the different creations and combinations and maybe you could get some ideas for your self. Enjoy!
Salads and Starters…
Kobe Steak Sashimi, Spicy Radishes
Prime Sirloin “Steak Tartare”, Herb Aioli, Mustard
Bone Marrow Flan, Mushroom Marmalade, Parsley Salad
Warm Veal Tongue, Marinated Artichokes, Cannellini Beans, “Salsa Verde”
Fresh Burrata Cheese, Prosciutto Di Parma, Golden Raisin-Rhubarb Purée, Micro Arugula, Saba
Roasted Weiser Farm Baby Beets, Humboldt Fog, Toasted Pistachio, Citrus, Micro Basil, Mint
Early Harvest Fava Beans, Campania Artichokes, Pecorino Romano, Meyer Lemon, Marjoram
Cured Scottish Salmon “Gravlax,” Whipped Crème Fraiche & “Melted Pastrami”, Violet Mustard, Pumpernickel Dust
Maple Glazed Pork Belly, Asian Spices, Watercress, Sesame–Orange Dressing, Rhubarb Compote
Maine Lobster, & Maryland Blue Crab “Louis” Cocktail, Spicy Tomato-Horseradish
Butter Lettuce, Avocado, Point Reyes Blue Cheese, Champagne-Herb Vinaigrette
Big Eye Tuna Tartare, Wasabi Aioli, Ginger, Togarashi Crisps, Tosa Soy
Warm Asparagus, Poached Organic Egg, Warm Bacon Vinaigrette
Austrian Oxtail Bouillon, Chervil, Bone Marrow Dumplings
Fresh From The Market…
Tasting Of Local Farmer’s Market Vegetables & Fruits, Three Courses
Grilled Over Hard Wood & Charcoal Then Finished Under A 1200 Degree Broiler…
U.S.D.A. PRIME, Illinois Corn Fed, Aged 21 Days
Porterhouse 34 Oz (For Two)
Bone In New York Sirloin 20 Oz
Bone In Filet Mignon 16 Oz
Bone In Rib Eye Steak 20 Oz
Petit Cut Filet Mignon 8 Oz
U.S.D.A. PRIME, “Double R Ranch”, Loomis, Washington, Corn Fed, Aged 28 Days
New York Sirloin 14 Oz
U.S.D.A. PRIME, Nebraska Corn Fed, Dry Aged 35 Days
Petit Cut New York 10 Oz
New York Sirloin 14 Oz
Rib Eye Steak 16 Oz
American Wagyu / Angus “Kobe Style” Beef From Snake River Farms, Idaho
Bone In Rib Chop 38 Oz (For Two)
New York Sirloin 8 Oz
Filet Mignon 6 Oz
Rib Eye Steak 10 Oz
Tasting of New York Sirloin
American “Kobe Style” From Snake River Farms 4 Oz
U.S.D.A. PRIME Dry Aged 35 Days 4 Oz
J apan ese Wagyu From Saga Prefecture 2 Oz
True Japanese 100% Wagyu Beef From Saga Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan
Filet Mignon $135 6 Oz
New York Sirloin 6 Oz
Rib Eye Steak 8 Oz
Organic Poussin Cooked On The Rotisserie, Morel Mushrooms, Thyme, Natural Jus
Double Thick Kurobuta Pork Chop, Quince & Fuji Apple “Moustarda”
Colorado Lamb Chops, Cucumber-Mint Raita
Diver Sea Scallops, Blue Hill Bay, Maine, Herb Hollandaise
Line Caught Copper River Salmon, Shiro Miso-Ginger Glaze
Sashimi Quality Big Eye Tuna Steak
Slow Simmered and Pan Roasted…
Kobe Beef Short Ribs “Indian Spiced”, Curried Jerusalem Artichoke Puree, Garam Masala, Slowly Cooked For Eight Hours
Whole French Sea Bass, Italian Parsley-Sage “Gremolata”, Turkish Lemon Salt
Sautéed Dover Sole “À La Meunière”, Preserved Lemon, Parsley
P an-Roasted Maine Lobster, Black Truffle Sabayon, Shaved Black Truffles from Perigord, 2 lb / 3 lb
The Things We Do For Two…
Whole Roasted Wild French Turbot, “French Riviera” Style, Tomato Confit, Black Olives, Confit Fennel, Per Person
Rotisserie Duckling With Lavender & Thyme Honey Gastrique
The Sauces Add to the Cuts On the Side
Whole Grain Mustard Caramelized Onions French Fries with Herbs
House Made Steak Sauce Bone Marrow Yukon Gold Potato Puree
Wasabi-Yuzu Kosho Butter Wild Field Mushrooms Tempura Onion Rings
Argentinean Chimichurri Point Reyes Blue Cheese Sautéed Baby Spinach, Garlic
Shallot-Red Wine Bordelaise Fried Organic Egg Soft Polenta with Parmesan
Armagnac & Green Peppercorn Creamed Spinach with Fried Organic Egg
Creamy Horseradish Fingerling Potatoes, Smoked Bacon, Pearl Onions
Béarnaise Baby Carrots, Campania Artichokes, Spring Onions
Broccoli-Rapini, Sun Dried Tomatoes, Chili, “Fior di Sardo”
English & Sugar Snap Peas, Young Garlic, Morel Mushrooms
Cavatappi Pasta “Mac & Cheese,” Québec Cheddar
Chanterelle Mushrooms, Japanese Shishito Peppers
Potato Tarte Tatin
Just a note, after taking the midterm exam yesterday, this menu is very similar to the one that we had to dissect. I wonder if they had warnings on the original menu regarding raw beef and seafood? This was the menu off the internet so I am sure the menu in the restaurant is different.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Good Old Fashion Diner Food
Due to the 2010 "Blizzard", with sheer disappointment, I was unable to attend the Bocuse d'Or competition.
So I decided to have lunch with a friend. Because of my disappointment I knew that I would have to eat a special lunch to lift my spirits so we had decided on one of the few old fashion diners left in the area, the Snydersville Diner. Now this diner and I go way back from my childhood. Some my earliest memories are standing in line with my parents waiting to get a table at the diner when it was called Beseckers. This was one of the original Aluminum sided diners that have since gone away.
Fridays was always my favorite day to go because it was baked haddock, stewed tomatoes and macaroni and cheese day and that was the only day you could get this. It was as perfect as the first day I remember years ago as a child. It used to be that diner food was very reasonable but prices have gone up but still I feel it is the best deal in town. Where else can you get great homemade soups, homecooked meals and homemade pies and desserts for under $10.00.
I also have to say the wait staff is friendly and very accommodating, the waitress actually asked us if we wanted separate checks to make the bill dividing easier. I highly recommend for all of you to try it on your way to The Crossings or skiing, you won't be disappointed.
So I decided to have lunch with a friend. Because of my disappointment I knew that I would have to eat a special lunch to lift my spirits so we had decided on one of the few old fashion diners left in the area, the Snydersville Diner. Now this diner and I go way back from my childhood. Some my earliest memories are standing in line with my parents waiting to get a table at the diner when it was called Beseckers. This was one of the original Aluminum sided diners that have since gone away.
Fridays was always my favorite day to go because it was baked haddock, stewed tomatoes and macaroni and cheese day and that was the only day you could get this. It was as perfect as the first day I remember years ago as a child. It used to be that diner food was very reasonable but prices have gone up but still I feel it is the best deal in town. Where else can you get great homemade soups, homecooked meals and homemade pies and desserts for under $10.00.
I also have to say the wait staff is friendly and very accommodating, the waitress actually asked us if we wanted separate checks to make the bill dividing easier. I highly recommend for all of you to try it on your way to The Crossings or skiing, you won't be disappointed.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Food and Beverage Blog #1
I have approximately 3 hours in between my classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays and decided to explore the city Bethlehem. While driving through the center of town on Main Street I actually remembered that one of my favorite restaurants from the Poconos had a sister restaurant located in Bethlehem so I started hunting for it and there it was Thai Thani II. I parked the car and walked up the beautiful historical street and walked in to the coziest little restaurant. As I was seated I was immediately served a light broth with petite little vegetables floating. (just the little warmer upper I needed on a cold and cloudy day) The waiter was very attentive and it didn't take me long to order and receive my food. Thai food is so fresh and made to order and I always feel good when eating it that I am eating healthy. Now I have to confess this was the first time I have actually dined in a full service restaurant all alone. I felt very comfortable and kept myself occupied with my iphone reading CNN updates and actually I did not have to wait very long for my lunch. I dined on chicken with fresh snappeas, mushrooms and baby corn with a serving of jasmine rice.
I highly recommend this restaurant and hope that the next time I will be able to enjoy my lunch with one of my fellow students.
I highly recommend this restaurant and hope that the next time I will be able to enjoy my lunch with one of my fellow students.
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