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Wow. Fine dining, great service and food at unbelievable prices. We did the prix fixe with wine pairing for $52 per person. Started with an amuse bouche of panacotta with infused coconut creme and chardonnay by Huber, then dove into the Maryland blue crab pumpkin soup. Next we had a J. Lohr Syrah with my pork loin, slice apples and stuffing and finally had a light port with my poached peaches and homemade ice cream. My boss had the seared halibut, asparagus and mashed potatoes, but the fish was the star--fresh and meaty. Tasty focaccia and french baguette to start too.
Apparently Rachel Ray has been here on one of her "Tasty Travels" and now I see why. This Bay Area visitor was impressed.
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This is an altogether great place. I stayed here at the B&B and dined here one night as well. It is a little off of the downtown area - sort of in the cultural area from what I gather, but my stay was so short that I didn't have time to do much sightseeing, since my trip was primarily business. The B&B is delightful - a 4 story historic building (no elevators, so be prepared to walk up flights of stairs - I loved being up on the 4th floor in spite of huffing and puffing by the time I got to the top). There is free off street parking and wireless internet access, both a plus in my book. The prices are reasonable, the rooms comfortable, clean and quaint. A delicious and generous continental breakfast is served each morning. The restaurant is wonderful, fine dining. I had a delicious three course meal served with a different wine at every course - every dish was well prepared and very tasty. I highly recommend both the restaurant and the B&B.
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