. . . don’t have a lot to report at this late hour.Opens today if anyone cares to try and report this week.
. . . serendipity meeting! See you this afternoon!Dinner last last night was excellent. Fig, melon and ham salad and Signature Pie. Wine list is great ad the drinks are divine and STRONG!
Staff is in learning mode however I was very pleased.
AND I ran into Dennis! Love....
Mine as well. Very fond of the EP at L'Isoletta so will do a comparison in a few weeks.Eggplant Parm on the menu! My favorite.
That location did not do well as Mi Brasa - - for some reason Mi Brasa was practically empty all the time. Location? Time will tell.Was is it that Amy is wont to say?
Location, location, location![]()
Yes,Is that the Mi Brasa space?
We went there twice….the first time was really good with lots of locals; the second visit, a few months later, was empty and food was meh. I like the atmosphere of the location and look forward to trying Lucali.That location did not do well as Mi Brasa - - for some reason Mi Brasa was practically empty all the time. Location? Time will tell.
I too look forward to trying Lucali.We went there twice….the first time was really good with lots of locals; the second visit, a few months later, was empty and food was meh. I like the atmosphere of the location and look forward to trying Lucali.
Well.... personally, I find the corporatization of restaurants all over the island by one or two conglomerates killing the charm and soul of St Barth disheartening. Being "world class" doesn't have to mean selling out, does it?I too look forward to trying Lucali.
I seriously doubt it will be meh.
Gustavia, Saint-Barth is a world class location, n’est-ce pas ?
On another note, someone I know went eagerly having been a big fan of the original and found it less than meh. Coupled with the extravagant pricing, they were not impressed. Do people find something "world class" because they paid a lot for it, or because it is actually worth it? A chicken and the egg question, I guess.Well.... personally, I find the corporatization of restaurants all over the island by one or two conglomerates killing the charm and soul of St Barth disheartening. Being "world class" doesn't have to mean selling out, does it?
Agreed. "signature plain pie"... is a Margherita (tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil). 45 euro?On another note, someone I know went eagerly having been a big fan of the original and found it less than meh. Coupled with the extravagant pricing, they were not impressed. Do people find something "world class" because they paid a lot for it, or because it is actually worth it? A chicken and the egg question, I guess.



