La Provence Restaurant
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La Provence Restaurant Reviews
Had dinner in the bar last week - amazing dish. Great bartenders.
Not sure why we made a reservation when we had to wait almost 30 min for a table. Felt like I was at a Dr appointment. Then when the hostess asked us if we preferred indoor or out I said it didn't matter we just wanted to be seated. She popped an attitude and glared at me twice while we ate. I also was disappointed that I was served a coffee martini in a wine glass. I know it seems trivial but after the previous situation I was peeved. Our waiter was wonderful thank you Isaiah...read full review
Hadn't been in many years. Everything we ordered was delicious! I had the mushroom gnocchi. Salty, garlicky, yum! The rest of the table had the halibut, the short ribs and a steak (don't remember the name, Chateau maybe?). Everyone was very happy with their choices. Our server was very nice and did a great job! Other staff would come by to check on us. Sat outside, which is always lovely.
La Provence Restaurant offers a diverse menu featuring classics like frog's legs, smoked duck breast, and rack of lamb, as well as dishes like beef wellington and lobster gnocchi. The food is well-prepared and presented, with standout items like the portobello pesto sandwich and carrot and turnip soup. Recent guests enjoyed dishes such as mushroom gnocchi, short ribs, scallops, and lobster pasta. While some may experience inconsistencies, the service is generally good and professional, with attentive staff like Brooke, who ensures a pleasant dining experience. The restaurant's sophisticated interior, complete with French decor and a pastry section, creates a refined ambiance. Although some dishes may be salty, diners have praised the overall quality and freshness of the offerings. The closure of La Provence is a significant loss for the community, but there is hope that the owners may purchase the property and continue their legacy.