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The Plumed Horse
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Ratings and Reviews for The Plumed Horse
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May 14 2012
JJ M. via Yelp
The appetizerss are very good, the salted salmon is delicious. Ordered the $85 rib-eye medium. It looked very rare to me. Before I sent it back, I asked the...read more
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May 14 2012
Kevin D. via Yelp
Short version: An otherwise 5 star experience ruined by a defective lamb dish that tasted terrible and made absolutely unforgivable by an uncaring server...read more
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May 04 2012
Christopher S. via Yelp
When you eat at Michelin starred restaurant, there are certain expectations: great food, great service and great ambiance: check, check and check. I had...read more
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Nov 06 2008
via Citysearch
We didn't necessarily eat here because they are quite pricey but we did end up getting drinks here. Interesting enough the manager...read more
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Nov 06 2008
via Citysearch
its very expensive, but a great place for that special date. it is a very classy upscale environment. they have live music a very ...read more
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May 30 2008
via Citysearch
The decor is decadent... too bad the food was only mediocre. The service was okay, but the wait was long. Expect to pay over $15...read more
The six dining rooms each maintain a discrete personality. There's the intimate Gold Room bathed in light from stained-glass windows; the airy Green Room, a banquet room; and the Cellar Room for wine-maker dinners and wine tastings. Seared Sonoma foie gras is centered in a pool of dusky veal demi-glace, swirled purple from fresh boysenberries and black raspberries. A proponent of organic farming, the restaurant showcases a salad of greens from which organic baby beets, turnips, fennel and other vegetables peak out, all glistening with a blood orange and basil oil dressing. Entrees include the seared Morgan Hill ostrich filet, brought back into the fold by slivers of black truffle and thin pan-seared slices of foie gras, spring carrots and haricots verts.