good place to eat in V.B.?
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Re: good place to eat in V.B.?
Originally Posted by blah
Are you talking about the one on 21st Street in betweem Colley and Monicello? I've been there (forgot the name) and I remembered that it was really good, but expensive. It's been probably over a year since I've been there, I'm sure nothing has changed.
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Re: good place to eat in V.B.?
Originally Posted by VB-850R
What happened at Fusion 440? When I went, it was excellent, 5 star service, the best I've had since visiting NYC in 99' (Mesa Grill, owned by Bobby Flay). Food was 5 star, the tuna steak I got was the best I've ever had.
Went there with a couple friends, I'm picky about where I eat most of the time. I just wasn't that impressed, and for the price I need to be...
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Re: good place to eat in V.B.?
Fusion 440 is actually reasonable. 4 of us ate at Mesa Grille + dessert, autographed cookbook, shirt + tip. The bill was $300.
Fusion 440 owners are Johnson & Wales grads & the service is straight from J&W cirriculum. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy it. You might want to try the Blue Hippo downtown Norfolk. Reasonably priced entrees (most under $20 iirc) and if they're still open for lunch, most everything is under $10. Best known for their wine selection (2+ pages) and top shelf cocktails.
Bobby Huber (of the former Bobbywood in Norfolk Ward's corner) is now the executive chef at 1 fish 2 fish & he carried most of his ideas with him. A friend of mine from school works there also. The same owners also opened the Red Mullet (Hilltop). Cobalt Grille is another good choice too (Hilltop).
Fusion 440 owners are Johnson & Wales grads & the service is straight from J&W cirriculum. I'm sorry you didn't enjoy it. You might want to try the Blue Hippo downtown Norfolk. Reasonably priced entrees (most under $20 iirc) and if they're still open for lunch, most everything is under $10. Best known for their wine selection (2+ pages) and top shelf cocktails.
Bobby Huber (of the former Bobbywood in Norfolk Ward's corner) is now the executive chef at 1 fish 2 fish & he carried most of his ideas with him. A friend of mine from school works there also. The same owners also opened the Red Mullet (Hilltop). Cobalt Grille is another good choice too (Hilltop).
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Re: good place to eat in V.B.?
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