Cafe 207

We love to go to Cafe 207 and sit at the bar to eat our dinner.  Pete and his team do the best job and the food is fabulous.   It is the BEST steak house and we look forward to his specials.  Oysters, lobster, Chilean sea  bass, and ahi, to name a few!!    There is an outstanding wine list and great beer on tap.  Hubba-Hubba!!  Brenda Joy & Ken Bartels

Perfect...as in perfectly awful. I don't even know where to start.

I can't say I've ever waited 45 minutes for an appetizer, but there's a first time for everything, apparently. And Yelpers, you've totally led us astray, and on a romantic date night, no less. Actually, we never EVEN received an appetizer because we left after 45 minutes. And what was worse? No explanation, no excuse, not one single reason given as to why it could take even remotely that long to cook bacon-wrapped prawns. Just pathetic, and even pathetic is too generous of a description. And we weren't the only diners that weren't served dinner or appetizers in a timely manner. Of the five or so tables around us, only one group received their meal, and the restaurant wasn't even packed. On a busy night, this potentially could have been forgivable. But when your restaurant is half-full and the service is still terrible? I don't know how you can excuse that. What was worse? The fact that Cafe 207 was out of two of the four main entrees listed on their already limited menu. Really?  

Aside from the trainwreck of a dinner, romantic diners beware. Ole Tavern is inconveniently located next door, and we were treated to a wasted Cliff Notes history lesson of the British Empire from some drunk fruitloop. Fun, indeed! And while I won't blame Cafe 207 for this, it certainly added to our experience. Dinner with a show, who would have thought?!?!

Cafe 207 is still a standard for me.  I went last night on date night.  Always easy going and casual, quality food that won't distract you from the conversation.  It is just solidly good, has been every time.