I'd say that the location for this restaurant is to die for. Set atop a hill overlooking the valley, it's decor is a dream come true for a minimalist. We spent some time at the bar and had a creation called Te Cubano, which was really good. The drink prices were a prelude to the dinner.... The waiter suggested that the three of us order two entrees for sharing since the portions are large. Don't believe that for a second. I'm used to large portions but this was an exaggeration. We had only water at the table with our one appetizer and two entrees and I ended up spending $156 not including the bar drinks.
Pros: Location, ambience, drinks
Cons: prices
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