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Cafe Montrose (CLOSED)
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When you want a dining experience that is a little different without being daring, relaxed without being personal (I generally don't like to know the waitperson's bio), and in an atmosphere that seems family operated, Cafe Montrose is an excellent choice. The mussels were exactly what you want in a plate of mussels - no extraordinary sauce, garnish or presentation - justly carefully steamed in broth and served with french (Belgian?) bread. I had pork loin with brussels sprouts. The pork was prepared with a crusty almost batter-like breading and tended to be chewy - not dry, just chewy - and served with an excellent brown sauce. The brussels sprouts were well prepared, but nothing to write home about. The desserts that have chocolate specify "Belgian" chocolate. Well when chocoholics die and go to heaven, "Belgian" chocolate is what they must find. It was great! Not too sweet and certainly not the sticky, gooey stuff so often served.
The prices were fair. The service was attentive. Parking was easy. Although full, not noisy. All in all, a very pleasant experience which I expect to repeat.
Pros: Good food prepared with attention to fare not flair
Cons: No waiting area. Plates could do with an upgrade
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