Two items you need to know about: cask beer and the poutine. A nice night out started with Phantom and lead us here. The food is on the high end side, but the atmosphere and the beer is the true reason to come. The lounge area is perfect for apps and a few drinks. Relaxing on the couch and having a conversation is a breeze here. Even though the area is packed, getting caught up in your neighbors' gossip is not an issue. The food is good, but expensive. Bacon wrapped dates came in an order of three for $6. Fried oysters were three for $13. Both were good according to my friends. What I did partake in was the poutine. Their version of the Canadian favorite is completely different then our friendly neighbors from the north. Shoestring fries, duck confit, cheddar cheese, a semi sweet gravy similar to a demi glaze, and a fried egg on top. They forgot our egg, but one of us gets sick from them anyways. Between this dish and the cask beer, I will be sweeping up as many Groupons as possible.
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