Now you're more likely to get basil whipped potatoes with sesame crusted salmon or a sweet corn risotto with your pork tenderloin. And you won't get a salad with your entree. People are buying up. Other restaurants, including the Monterey Bay Fish Grotto in Monroeville and Christian's at Turtle Creek, have adopted a similar policy. But a good wine at a good price, even when it's accompanying a nice dinner in a handsome restaurant, is not enough.
Good service is equally important.
The Carlton has it.