When you open a menu what is the thing that disappoints you the most? Mine is when there isn't anything on there that I haven't had before. I want to be intriqued not bored. Well, open up the menu at BITE and say, "lobster corn dog". Now that is something you don't get just anywhere! So imagine my sense of mourning when as I was working on this blog I learn about the sudden death of the lobster corn dog! Nobody knows what happened...one day they seemed fine and poof they were gone! So I have developed a twelve step program to help us all heal:
Step one: Cocktail at the lobby bar...stimulating conversation, great laughs (great for healing the hurt).
Step two: Up the stairs to BITE. Start with the
Step three: Have the lobster pot pie as a rich homage to the dogs!
Step four: Don't skip dessert...they have milkshakes!
Step five: Back to the lobby...book a room.
Step six: Have Kristy make you a decadent coffee drink so that you don't slip into a food coma.
Step seven: Ogle at all the gorgeous art on your way to your room !
Step eight: Breakfast...oh my god! Limoncello cured salmon on a toasted bagel with tomato, cream cheese and capers!
Step nine: Go to Savi Day Spa right in the hotel and get a relaxing massage
Step ten: Take your time checking out and take some pictures of the gorgeous glass art.
Step eleven: Try the fries and mushroom zinfandel gravy with gorgonzola cheese. The concept of fried and gravy just sounds so wonderful that you have to try it and make your own decision. I found the gravy way too salty that was a really dark brown color that made the pile of fries look like unappetizing mud and the gorgonzola cheese was barely there. They might be a good hangover cure though!
Step twelve: If you did all that you better take a walk down to the Glass Museum and back whilst (there's a word you don't get to use much) "thanking me" and praying for the resurrection of the lobster corn dog!
This is a great place to experience, especially on a Tuesday or Thursday when it's BITE night...lots of the appetizers are only $5, but don't miss having a cocktail in the Lobby Bar where you can get appetizers as well and the vibe is much more vibrant. Pretend like you're from out of town and experience a local luxury!
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