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Contribute FeedbackThe Indigo Crow restaurant has received mixed reviews recently. While some diners were disappointed with their dry entrees and slow service, others praised the delicious food, attentive staff, and pleasant ambiance. The inconsistency in food quality and service may be a cause for concern. However, those who had positive experiences highlighted the talented chef and excellent service provided by Shaun. Overall, it seems that the restaurant's quality can vary, so it may be worth giving Indigo Crow another chance for a potentially exceptional dining experience.
All right? What was always after reviews it was no longer. A star because the place was clean, saw and feel cozy, 1 star for the hostess and buses boy outside the kitchen -00000 stars for the kitchen?. Unorganized, and really uninterested to please the customers, they are just for a Buck. They were there for Easter Brunch and had a set menu, which was good? it was almost $50.00 per person and did not contain drinks. At this point we decided? Easter and a set menu is not so bad. Now it was, drinks were not proportional, and the more people came and ordered the mimoses, the smaller and smaller they came out of the bar. We started with salad and shrimp bisque with cream parry? ? Salad was half the size of the person sitting next to us, a few minutes earlier than we arrived. Not only that sloppy with muddy leaves we see at the bottom of the container when we buy greens in the grocery store and forget that they were soggy there. The bisque with that? either missing the cream Fraiche part, or they could have added an 8oz container to an entire pot, so it was not just a very thin one? Bisque?, it was less than warm, absolutely rough. Tested like potato water with salt and pepper and crushed shrimps above? When I took a summit under the hot plate, they had bowls and bowls health department would serve a feast of the right ups, as foods have a danger temperature, especially when it comes to pork and SEAFOOD) of the so-called bisque. I understand that NM is hot, but if you serve a bisque or soup, does it have to be hot? then serve it hot, not barely hatch warm. Our duck the ?prime rib?, we asked for medium, came back in warm, but rare, when we complained our waiter told us the cook decided to boil it down because he always complained too many to be done about, not only that they just beat the meat on the top of the? roasted vegetables? and mash potatoes make the mash potatoes **** pink and the vegetables so The dessert was a carrot cake. Absolutely dry and of course 2/3 less than what the next person had?. The guest next to us looked at our cake and said, "Are you not cheated? Finally my coffee? Forever to bring it and then hatch warm Our waiter took his sweet time out of the way with the dirty dishes that we stacked the dirty dishes and placed it nicely so we could have room for the next course as our table was small. No, he brought the next course and left empty hand as he needed to continue his conversation on the hot plate table that didn't keep the food hot. No statement of personnel, kitchen or nothing? We felt we got the remains at the full price. When we got out, they still took guests. I wonder if they lick the plate with carrot cake crumbs with a pretty design, do we have a couple to turn? I
Five stars due to the incredible cook of the Filet. Server was attentive, friendly and made excellent recommendations. Patio area was nice. Prices are high normal. Airline Chicken was splendid. Appetizers 4 stars, a little over priced for tiny (but delicious) crab cakes. Dessert was incredible (pecan cheesecake). Overall a very nice experience.
First time here and I will say it was absolutely fantastic. The beef skewers was the winning starter, though the crab cakes do deserve a mention. The salads are all amazing but the Catalina deserves a special mention, from the presentation to the taste it was above and beyond any other salad on the menu. For entrees the duck breast was splendid with a good portion size; but the filet was perfect from the meat to the sauce. The wait staff is attentive and fast, even when the restaurant began to get busy. The patio seating was perfect for a summer night, the trees and building cast a great shadow that kept everything cool. The wine selection is excellent with many options to fit any taste, though the duck horn is probably the best option for any red meat dish. Dessert is something to note as well even if there is no menu as the staff have everything memorized. The carrot cake was delicious as well as the pecan caramel cheesecake, though the cheesecake was a little rich and would be better shared with another.
I usually order the airline chicken regularly from this restaurant and it is typically consistently delicious. However, this time the skin was rubbery instead of crispy and the seasoning was bland, lacking the usual savory flavor. The dish also came with a few crumbled potatoes. I am left wondering if they have hired new cooking staff. I was genuinely surprised by the reduced quality of the meal. I hope it was just an off night and that the usual standard will return. This place is usually my go-to spot.
A great place. Ambiance is nice, staff are very friendly and professional, food is fabulous.