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River Cafe
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
This restaurant is the definition of fine dining. I took my boyfriend here for his birthday and everything was exceptional. The food was sublime, the service prompt and yet poised, and the ambience was simple and elegant. Though it was a more expensive meal, it was well worth every penny. My only complaint was the gentleman sitting next to us who claimed to be a food connoisseur, who was enjoying grilling our waiter on his knowledge of world-renowned chefs more than enjoying the meal. The best way to enjoy this resaurant is to take your time and savor every bite. The food is so rich and delicious there isn't any other way of eating it. My recommendation is that you go before the sun sets and see the transition from dusk to nightfall...breathtaking.
Pros: Everything a restaurant should be.
Cons: Don't let snobby people ruin your evening, they can ruin their own.
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