Tagine - Media
Tagine
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**Restaurant Review: A Mixed Culinary Experience**
This restaurant presents a fixed four-course menu at a price point of $45 per person, leaving some diners disappointed by the lack of an à la carte option. While some found the service attentive and the ambiance comfortable, others complained of bland dishes and tough lamb. Positive experiences highlight flavorful appetizers and delectable lamb and chicken entrees, suggesting potential for a satisfying meal, especially with the BYOB feature. However, there's a consensus that the menu could benefit from more diverse dessert options. Overall, the restaurant showcases both highs and lows in the culinary experience.
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I found their website had an à la carte menu, but when I arrived, only three tables were occupied. Despite that, they refused to serve me anything but the four-course fixed menu. I was only interested in one specific dish, but they would not allow me to order it on its own. I cannot recommend this restaurant.
The food was good, but nothing really special. The prices are high for Media, and there are so many choices of great restaurants that I would think twice about going again. The lamb skewers were overcooked. The branzino was good, but for that price, it should have been the whole fish.
We were looking for a restaurant in the area to have a meal before a movie. What a pleasant surprise! The food was fantastic. Our table got the appetizer sampler, lamb and chicken dishes and all got rave reviews. We plan to go back just for dinner to spend more time. BYOB was a nice feature and prices were reasonable.
The restaurant’s website featured an à la carte menu, but when I arrived, there were only three occupied tables. Despite this, they insisted on serving me only the four-course fixed menu. I was eager to enjoy just one specific dish, but they wouldn’t allow me to order it on its own. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.
I found the dining room to be particularly cold on an evening in early December, because there were only curtains keeping the cold air out when people entered the restaurant. I kept my coat on to stay warm, but many other people seemed fine. My vegetarian couscous was fine but nothing special. When I was concerned there was meat in my dish, the hostess was kind enough to take it back to the chef and then report to me that the pinkish food was actually cauliflower. My significant other's vegetarian tangine was surprisingly spicy in light of other comments that the food was bland. He ended up sharing my couscous with me and, fortunately, there was plenty of it to share. For some unknown reason we were not offered dessert, so we decided to just pay the bill at that point.
