- Fries with Garlic Butter and Parmesan - Fresh cut, rich with cheese, not overwhelmed with butter, and just an incredible deal for $4. We had 2 orders.
- Boudin Balls with Garlic Aioli - 3 to an order. A very crisp coating, and a different flavor profile with the aioli, which I highly recommend as a dip for the fries.
- Blackened Shrimp with Grit Cake - Perhaps the only "miss" of the night because the blackening seasoning was just too heavy handed.
- Black & Blue Salad - Thinly sliced carpaccio with an assertive blue cheese dressing.
- Smoked Beef Brisket - The cut was extremely tender with a nice layer of fat on the outside which provided extra flavor and prevented the beef from drying out.
- Pulled Pork Cake with Potato Confit and Purple Cabbage Slaw - Delectable shreds of pig, fork tender potatoes, and a nice crunch from the slaw.
- Pan Seared Duck Breast - Cooked a shade on the rare side, but The Pope claimed this the winner of the night.
- Thai Chili Chocolate Chess Pie - Rich, with a little heat that just barely creeped up the back of your throat.
- Krispy Kreme Bread Pudding - So good that words escape me.
But the best part - $5 corkage (per bottle). There were 6 of us at the table, and by my count we had 2 orders of fries, 2 orders of boudin balls, 5 appetizers, 6 entrees, 3 desserts, 3 corkage fees, and 1 holy water. Grand Total - $210 before tip. Hell of a deal.
The space is small, so you may feel a little cramped if you are a large party, depending on where you are seated. There are 2 deuces on the porch outside which would be a nice setting when the weather cools off (if that ever happens). Service on our visit was relaxed, but someone was always available to pour wine or clear plates. Reservations - no matter what night of the week - are highly recommended.
Boucherie - Birdie
1 comment:
This is the hot spot. I am still kicking myself for passing up the Krispy Kreme dessert. I promise to get it next time.
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