I changed one of my TS from Citrico to AP. I have eated at Citricos before and really liked it but thought trying something different might be nice, any feedback on the food here would be really appreciated. TIA
We ate at Aritist Point as a last min reservation in October 2010 and were pleasently suprised.
I had reviewed the menu on allears and the menu at the resturant that night was different.
There were 4 adults and 1 toddler.
We had :
Portobella Mushroom Soup
Very filling. Rich and creamy. No mushroom pieces. My DH who is generally a mushroom avoider loved it.
Cedar Plank Salmon
Very good. Nice vegetables to accompany. Little potatoes and ? else cant remember.
Buffalo Strip Sirlion
Served with Black Diamond Mac and Cheese and Brussel sprouts which my DH substituted for green beans.
He said it was the best piece of meat that he had ever had. The mac and cheese was penne pasta with cheese and looked like bread crumbs on it.
It must have been delicious because there wasnt even a drop of sauce left... the remaining sour dough bread from the pre-meal took care of that.
Filet of Beef
This looked to be at least an 8 oz filet and was served with garlic mashed potatoes and green beens. Again ... not a morsel of food left in site.
Toddler meal:
Watermelon
Grilled chicken, mashed potatoes and steamed carrots.
The portion would have been enough for an adult.
Since she is only 2 years old we had a significant amount left.
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST......
DESERT!!!!
We were absolutely STUFFED but wanted desert anyway.
On the recomendation of our server we had the Seasonal Fruit Cobbler.
Now this isnt your Southern Cobbler.
It came is a 4 inch cast iron skillet. And was a spice cake like cake with fresh raspberries and blackberries on top. In the center of this deliciousness was a scoop of hazelnut ice cream topped with granola.
Let me tell you.... from a southern girl who grew up on grandmother's cobbler..... THIS WAS A SLICE OF HEAVEN!!!
I hoped this has helped you in your decision. We loved it so much that we are planning on returning there this spring.