I went for dinner on 5/14/11. For 3 of us, with tax and tip, it came out to close to $400. That included 4 alcoholic drinks, 2 milks (to go with the dessert), and 1 soda. No one picked the prix fixe meal ($85 + tax). The wine pairings with the prix fixe meal is $50.
Dinner menu (from 5/14/11) and prices are as follows:
Vintner (prix fixe)
First course: Duck Confit, Raspberry Rice Pudding, Roast Shallot Confit, Hydro Watercress
Second course: Spiced Rock Shrimp, Pea Shoot Tendrils, Mango Salsa
Third course: Marinated Hanger Steak, Sweet Onion Brioche Turnover, Aromatic Hollandaise
Fourth course: Regional Artisan Cheese
Fifth course: Marscapone Lemon Cheese Cake, Banana Foster's Caramel Reduction
Appetizers
Heirloom Tomato Gazpacho - $13 (or $18, can't quite make out the price on the photo)
Viking Village Day Boat Scallop - $22
Cabernet Braised Boneless Short Rib - $29**
Organic Field Greens Green Salad - $12
Atlantic Coast Crab Cake - $24**
Trio of Artisan California Caviar - $48
Entrees
Seared Rare Bigeye Ahi - $40
New York Prime Strip Loin - $44
Grilled Chinook King Salmon - $38
Pan Roasted Fillet of Chateaubriand - $47**
Farmer's Market Vegetable Strudel - $35
Alaskan Line Caught Sablefish - $39**
Chicken Breast Cussion Pot Pie - $38
Marinated Colorado Lamb Chops - $44
Cheese
Regional Cheese Tasting - $15** (there were 3 types of cheese: blue cheese, goat cheese, cow cheese, and candied walnuts)
Dessert
Unfortunately, no menu, but it was available. Each dessert was $14. There was (1) Marscapone Lemon Cheese Cake, Banana Foster's Caramel Reduction; (2) a trio of chocolate; (3) a peach or apple with blueberries pie; (4) and a few other desserts available (didn't remember). Our waiter Curt made everything sound yummy!
The ones with the ** are the items we had.
Minimum food charge is $76 per person. That wasn't hard to do for dinner. Next time I go back, I want to try the lunch with the dessert buffet!