Had an amazing meal here the other night. Beard Mountain winner for best chef this year (Matt Vawter). Did the chef counter seating overlooking the kitchen (4 seats). I would bank on them locking down a * next year and honestly was ** worthy. Staff was great and Megan, their wine person, was a next level story teller for the paired wines; which were all excellent. 7-course tasting + 3 amuse bouche bites, bread course, and petit fours. The quality of the meal and our final bill felt vastly disproportionate, especially considering the area. We paid < $500 for two tastings, a pairing, and gratuity. ~3hrs for the experience.

  • tomato consume, dill. ISI(?) whipped egg, caviar

  • mille-feuille, mascarpone, summer truffle?? (I completely missed this description)

  • hamachi, strawberry consume, koshu, dill, black sesame (the hamachi was unreal)

  • fennel panna cotta, pine nut, eggplant

  • pork pate, foie, palisade stone fruits, toasted oats

  • mascarpone agnolotti, soubise, leek flowers, summer truffle

  • chicken mousseline(?), brasicass, pistachio, cherry

  • 60-day(?) dry-aged strip, cream corn, carrot, "BBQ" sweetbreads

  • strawberry shortcake

Sorry, no bread shots, but 6 of these were "hits" for us. We also saw a scallop dish and a spin on the agnolotti dish on the a la carte menu go out that looked unbelievable. I would happily have supplemented the chicken and our agnolotti dish for those two.

by alexveriotti

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  1. Advanced_Eggplant_18

    Looks good! I didn’t know Breck had a tasting menu restaurant. Is it relatively new? I don’t know about any Michelin stars just judging by plating, but always like to see fine dining restaurants popping up in smaller towns.

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