We broke with tradition and went out for Thanksgiving. We went to this charming little place with a big fireplace (that's filled with candles, hmm) and it was quiet and the staff were very nice and accomodating. Corn bread pudding was a little dry but the huge plate of turkey was very good. Sweet potato, mashed potato, brussels sprouts, white meat, dark, meat, stuffing, and a thin dark gravy. It was a mountain of food. The pecan pie was great. I was very comfortable.
I had a bit of a problem with the staff ""topping"" our wine glasses and charging us for a full glass each time. If we'd wanted a bottle we would have ordered a bottle. I reall thought that they were being generous on Thanksgiving.
The bill came to $220.00 with tip. Way too expensive for this. It was supposed to be $58 prix fixe.
Pros: charming room, nice staff
Cons: expensive
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