quince is right next to cotogna and
this is their kitchen. isn't it cool how we can see their glorious work
space and all the work that needs to be done to run a restaurant? i had to stand there and watch
all the action. it was sort of like part getting food at in-n-out and being in line at the drive thru where you can see them
preparing the french fries by slamming the potatoes into the french fry cutter and part watching the food network/cooking channel on HD. if you are obsessed with watching cooking shows like i am, then you will be able to appreciate my fascination for this detail of quince. and now onto cotogna!
here we have my handsome husband. he is good lookin' but i'll admit, i was eyeing that wine glass while i was taking this picture ;-) |
and here i am smiling at the menu. in case you don't know me, food gets me VERY excited. i really enjoy reading menus. i told you already... i'm a big dork and a little weird at times. |
antipasti: pork belly, frisee and acorn squash |
primi: tagliatelle with duck ragu
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pizze (and no, i did not spell it wrong): genovese basil, fior di
latte mozzarella & sweet 100 tomatoes
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la griglia: mixed grill of lamb leg & shoulder
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the grill. |
the wood fire pizza oven |
the bar. |
here i am making my birthday wish. and btw, this was the most delicious apple crostini i've ever had. i wanted more... |
...so we stopped at mitchell's ice cream to get a tub of mexican chocolate. i would've bought grasshopper too, but they were all out =( |
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