In honor of our happy anniversary and keeping with tradition, we opted to dine out for the big day in the big city.
We went to RN74 for dinner. We were all excited to try the award winning chef Michael Mina’s new restaurant in SF. The atmosphere was simple and elegant. I liked the touches of red.
Cheers to us.
For firsts, we started out with the Slow Roasted Beet salad........
Prawns........
Ravioli's. We also ordered the Hamachi Sashimi, not pictured.
Some had the Grilled Prime Beef.
Janet had the Sea Scallops.
And here is what Bonnie had. Chickpeas and Romano Beans. This is why we make fun of her. Here are the Chickpeas with some sausage for the table. Much better.
We talked. Told funny stories.
And of course, had dessert.
Walnut Bread Pudding.
Warm Pumkin Beignets. We also got the Frozen Chocolate Souffle, no picutre of this one.
We had a wonderful time and it was great that we almost had everyone together. We were missing Hiedi.
Girls, please leave a commet for your take.
After dinner some of us headed out for drinks at a new bar/club - Eve. Where they made a very tasty French 75. Ashley, also had a great drink. We encounter strange service here as well.
As always it was great time.Happy Anniversary, Cooking Club!
Excellent recap, Angela. I agree with you on all accounts. I think for me it was underwhelming because there was nothing really that SPECIAL about any of the dishes. The scallops were really good, but I have had really good scallops before. I wanted to have something unique and surprising. I also found all of the dishes we had to be very similar in ingredients and taste. Lots of thyme. Which, while tasty, can be a little bland. The company more than made up for it, though!
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ReplyDeleteI loved the beet/peach salad with the dijon dressing and chopped almonds. The wine menu on the wall that flipped was pretty cool. Decent parking. Nice bathrooms. I agree with Ang & Gil-not impressed at all. And for some reason I suggested this place and all I ate was a peach, beet, chickpeas, and romano beans?