Vincent is excellent! My wife and I went last summer and had a great experience. Â Â First of all, the pork belly muscles are an absolute must! Â While waiting for an outside seat, we had drinks at the bar (their bloody Mary mix is amazing). The staff was friendly and knowledgable. Â We just went back with a large group for my birthday dinner and it was equally delicious and the owner couldn't have been any nicer. Â If you're looking for wonderful food, drinks and a cozy atmosphere I highly recommend Vincent. Â We'll definitely make sure to go back there again soon!
Review Source:I ventured here for my bday dinner tonight. Â
To start, the table gets a mini baguette with a plate of butter, oil, and - get this - 2 cloves of roasted garlic. Â AMAZE! Â Spread that goodness all over the bread, but make sure you don't eat so much that you're too full for dinner.
The battered seafood dish on snert was delectable. Â Perfectly fried cod, scallop, and shrimp. Â Portion was a bit small, but flavors good overall. Â The hangar steak, served on a cutting board, was phenomenal. Â Cooked to a perfect medium rare. Â My favorite was the coffee-rubbed pork chop - WOW. Â You really can taste the coffee and the chop was cooked to juicy perfection.
The only downside to our meal was that it was WAY too salty. Â I love my salt - my husband often complains that I cook too salty - but I thought it was superr duperr salty. Â Maybe the chef burned his tongue and couldn't taste tonight. Â I'm still willing to give this place another shot.
The chocolate cake is essentially a reese's peanut butter cup in cake-form - obviously, with far richer and more developed flavors. Â The bread pudding (sour cherry and goat cheese) was just meh. Â I'm waiting for a restaurant in Chicago to start making creme brulee bread pudding. Â Vincent, can you try?
Prices are reasonable. Â This place was POPPIN' on a wednesday night - only one table wasn't occupied in the entire restaurant.
Can't wait to try their brunch menu.