dave said:
As I recall, they are described as 'neat nachos' and so are individually made.
boomie said:
ktc said:
dave said:
As I recall, they are described as 'neat nachos' and so are individually made.
On the menu it just said, "Nachos."
No, it says "neat nachos"
boomie said:
Yes, and they are delicious. This isnt a big sloppy plate of chips and cheap meat and greasy cheese heaped together.
ml1 said:
Here's a PDF of the menu. Not only does it say "neat nachos," but there's a full description of what they are:
http://www.highlandplacesteak.com/menu112911.pdf
hankzona said:
what does having Hirshfeld Jerry Garcia prints hanging on the walls have to do with anything?
ktc said:
hankzona said:
what does having Hirshfeld Jerry Garcia prints hanging on the walls have to do with anything?
Presents an impression of being down-to-earth. The food was anything but, imo.
Were any of your famous European friends present?ktc said:
My meal at 11 Madison Park last week, for example, was certainly not unpretentious
Train_of_Thought said:
Jerry Garcia may connote "down to earth," however Al Hirschfeld pieces -- IMHO -- connote sophistication, regardless of the subject. Again, just my opinion.
ktc said:
ml1 said:
Here's a PDF of the menu. Not only does it say "neat nachos," but there's a full description of what they are:
http://www.highlandplacesteak.com/menu112911.pdf
It only said "Nachos" on the printed menu in the restaurant.
SO_Refugee said:
ktc said:
ml1 said:
Here's a PDF of the menu. Not only does it say "neat nachos," but there's a full description of what they are:
http://www.highlandplacesteak.com/menu112911.pdf
It only said "Nachos" on the printed menu in the restaurant.
Really? That appears to be the same, exact menu used in the restaurant...
grilled_weber said:
ktc: Maybe you just missed it saying neat.
However, four tortilla chips on the plate is not "nachos." At this point in the culinary universe, "nachos" means something very different than what was served. What was served was a pretentious, trying-too-hard-to-be-precious fine dining interpretation of "nachos." It was Top Chef wannabe unnecessary refinement, overly affected. The only thing worse than insincere food is mislabeled insincere food. For a place with Hirschfeld Jerry Garcia art on the walls, this kind of contrived food is disappointing.