Christopher Woofter

Don’t get me wrong the dinner was a nice experience and the vibe of the place is great, but there is something unauthentic about the experience. It seems like the are trying to market so hard to seem like they are a farm to table restaurant (whatever that really means), but the actual level of cooking is below what you’d expect in such a place. With some focus and effort this place could improve. The potatoes came out almost tepid and the chicken (which was a pretty straightforward fried chicken plate) was over cooked and a bit dry on the inside. This dish lacked flavor and needed something more to elevate it. A side of oyster mushrooms in a chicken stock garlic reduction or turnips roasted with a pear and raspberry sauce. The food is over priced not because of the ingredients, but because it’s not executed well. The fried grouper was also over cooked and a bit hard; not flaky and light as it should be. On average everything was fine, but nothing wowed us. We were hear with a party of 18 and many of the group had the same experience; decent, not bad; but lacking elevation and lacking true soul and heart.

A super nice neighborhood park. Includes two newer tennis courts. The play set and entire area is very accessible for wheelchair approaches. Swings for all sizes and abilities and a very nice play surface with equipment that allows creativity and imaginative play. Many like the well placed benches and shade tees that dot the area. Community use is common on the well maintained sports fiends that surround the park. Balance and climbing aspects are designed for features with the castle themed play equipment for ages 5 to 12.