We started with bread and
Parmesan chips with a bean dip. Can't remember the dip, but it didn't float my boat. The
Parmesan/squid ink chips definitely did though.
For entrees, we had...
[Note: Sorry for the bad qualities of the photos - only had camera phone]
Tutto Crudo
Shaved raw seafood salad and shaved vegetables
I Crudi Di Manzo
Creekstone Farm filet mignon carpaccio and wagyu beef
tartare with hazelnut, artichoke, grana padano, celery, and arugula
Burrata E Uova “Alla Carbonara” – Burrata cheese, crisp
bacon, asparagus and spring onion
Here's Frike and his carpaccio (The guy behind him is having a bright idea)
For entrees....
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Cacio E Pere - Pear and fresh Pecorino-filled ravioli, aged Pecorino, crushed black pepper
Paparadelle - Porcini paparadelle with braised, shredded Hudson Valley Moulard Duck and Mushrooms
Fraul and Frike (who has a halo because it's his birthday)
And oddly I didn't take photos of dessert. Fraul did and when I get them, I will add them to this post. For dessert we had: Tiramisu di limoncello (amazing) and Crostata di Mirtilli (Blueberry "Frangipane" tart) with coffees and apres-dinner wine.
Overall an amazing meal and good table service overall. Food and wine are superb and definitely worth a return.
A couple of criticisms though:
- The waiters and manager were stomping around the restaurant for a while bickering about whether the Hendricks gin & tonic was charged. It was very annoying. Like I care. And they went back and forth physically and verbally about this for a good several minutes.
- There was no photo of Lidia in the restaurant or at least no prominent photo. There should be one up front along with a photo and background about the executive chef. That would have been nice.
- The women's bathroom needs an upgrade.
Felidia
243 E 58th St
(between 2nd Ave & 3rd Ave)
New York, NY 10022
Boo Radley - how did you get in this post? ;)
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