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Stapha Arabella

Dinner At Quality Meats

May 17, 2014 by Stapha Charleme Leave a Comment

Yves and I had dinner at Quality Meats last night for his 32nd birthday. Doesn’t he look sharp in his suit?
 One of our waiters. Yes, we had two!
For the appetizer course, I had the Blue Island oysters, which came highly recommended by our handsome waiter. They arrived at our table with a trio of sauces. The green sauce in the center was absolutely delicious. However, I didn’t care for the other two, the yellow one was entirely too pungent. I detected a hint of horseradish, I’m not a fan.
 
Now on to the oysters! They were delightfully briny and bright. I dabbed some of the green sauce on them and I was in mollusk heaven.
I also opted for the Roasted Bone Marrow. They were unctuous and delicious. They also came with a side of bacon and mixed vegetables swimming in a tasty sauce.

Yves had the jumbo crab cake for his appetizer. He said it was delicious and he hardly ever likes anything. However, he wasn’t crazy about the shaved leeks that came along with it. I believe his exact words were, “whatever that is on the bottom is disgusting.”

The bread was also great. They were warm, doughy in the best possible way and speckled with sea salt and rosemary. Yves gobbled them up and asked for seconds.

My entrée: The Bone-in Sirloin. Charred, tender, perfectly seasoned, delicious! the waiter brought us a steak sauce and immediately began reciting its list of impressive ingredients, I believe one of them was raisin molasses. Although tasty, we didn’t touch it. We’re purists.

The sides: I was extremely excited to try the Corn Crème Brulee. Sadly, it was entirely too sweet. I was extremely disappointed about that since I was practically drooling the entire week just thinking about it. Yves raved about the spinach but I thought it was just fine. The pan roasted crispy potatoes were uneventful.

 Yves’ entrée: The Filet Mignon. I tried a morsel. Delicious!

The bill with tax and tip came out to $250, pricey but well worth the experience. The service was impeccable and the steaks are delectable!

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