Eagle - Menu

4 of us ate there on a Saturday brunch. 2 of us had the standard breakfast and the portion size was large enough. They also brought an additional bowl of the po... read more 4 of us ate there on a Saturday brunch. 2 of us had the standard breakfast and the portion size was large enough. They also brought an additional bowl of the potatoes. The other 2 people also had good sized meals. Food was terrific. I had an iced tea and it came in a tall skinny glass that didn't hold much liquid. L in all it was a nice experience.

****. Longman has been one of my favorite restaurants in the world for a long time now, but I haven't had many chances to go since the pandemic started. Let me... read more ****. Longman has been one of my favorite restaurants in the world for a long time now, but I haven't had many chances to go since the pandemic started. Let me say this: they haven't missed a beat. Our meal tonight was one of the best I've ever had. In fact, my only complaint would be that their menu undersells the amazing dishes that back it. Their mackerel? A must-have. The green beans with XO sauce? Exploding with flavor (even without _any_ animal products). The smoked trout? Delicate but forcefully delicious. The burger? I didn't know there was room for improvement on their previous iteration before tasting the lacy, juicy, perfectly seasoned masterpiece tonight. Their beverage menu is similarly life-changing. Longman has always been a fantastic place to have unique booze experiences, and their current cocktail menu is as deep as it is broad. There are takes on classic cocktails that should supersede the originals, inventions that are refreshingly novel, and the Whiskey for Drinking menu that remains one of the best deals in the city. Oh, and somehow the staff has gotten even friendlier, even more committed to making sure that this is an experience that you'll hold with you long after you leave. The post-Longman afterglow lingers just long enough for you to make another reservation and do it all again.