text: We paid $110 for our meal at Poppy Den and walked out hungry after two hours. Yikes.\n\nMy husband thought the hostess at the front was kind of rude but I didn't notice that myself. I did notice that after we were seated, it took a LONG TIME for anyone to bring us menus or water. Yes, the restaurant was busy but there were about a million servers walking around so I am not sure why everything took so long.\n\nWe ordered our food, one small and one large plate per person which our waitress explained is not the thing to do here, as it is a \"shared concept.\" Ok, every meal we have is a shared concept so whatever, bring the plates out however you want!\n\nMy watermelon and goat cheese salad with candied wasabi was YUMMY but I wish the watermelon had been a little more chilled. Warm watermelon... no thanks. This was honestly my favorite dish. I didn't care as much for the crab toast my husband ordered but it was decent.\n\nOur large plates took about a million years to arrive. We just sat there and sat there and sat there. The waitress offered to get us some fries or something in between and it took SO LONG that I honestly feel that at any other restaurant that would be comped but maybe we didn't spend enough money to warrant special treatment. The fries with \"kim cheese\" sauce were not so great but we were hungry so we ate them. The sauce is waaaay too sweet and the fries are obviously frozen.\n\nLarge plates...  this is a hilarious misnomer because the pieces of fish are itsy bitsy. My husband's striped bass with edamame puree was honestly yummy. I kept stealing bites. My mahi mahi on onion jam with dill was totally blah. The fish had no flavor and the onion jam was cold so the whole dish quickly became a gross lukewarm.\n\nOur waitress was honestly quite pleasant despite the restaurant's hiccups and mediocre food but overall I just felt ripped off. I'd like more food, more quality and more service (seriously, the length of time we waited between courses was outrageous) for the three-figure price tag. I'm not sure that even the promise of the free champagne happy hour for ladies could bring me back.