What People Are Saying About Montarra
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The Scene – A modern-dining misfit in a Randall Road strip mall, this urban-chic outpost offers a sophisticated setting of black and neutral rooms, a waterfall wall and a cobalt Chihuly chandelier. A separate bar is welcome swank in the suburbs. Friendly service befits the local demographic. – – The Food – A large menu of seasonal American cuisine co-exists with steakhouse offerings of handcut prime beef with a choice of mouth-watering crusts, sauces and surf add-ons. To begin, plump seared scallops perch atop fava beans and earthy wilted greens sauced with a hearty…
10/11/09
Don't eat here on Sundays!!!
by Marian Joyce at Citysearch
I've eaten here on Saturday and have been very pleased. My husband and I ate "Never (eat there) on Sunday". The restaurant is expensive so you shouldn't be rushed or seated in a crowded dining area when their other areas are not being used. Because of the terrible service we won't be returning. There are plenty of other fine restaurants that would treat us better.
- Pros: Food is great
- Cons: Expensive but you will be rushed and crowded in one room
08/31/08
Unbelievable
by TeacherWhoCooks at Citysearch
Montarra is a restaurant that thrives modern charm. Their food is absolutely outstanding! If I am ever looking for a restaurant that will satisfy me 100% I will come to Montarra. My favorite dish is their Bousin cheese filled filet on top of flavorful mashed potatoes...AMAZING! To further add, I would recommend their french onion soup. It is uniquely served in an onion! I have never had such amazing french onion soup before. Their wine list is never a disappointment, and I must say their martinis are very tasty as well. I love going out to eat often and feel that I am a tough critic. This restaurant is on my top five list!
- Pros: Customer Service, Food, and Atmosphere
- Cons: expensive
The Details on Montarra
Save Money:
Several interesting salads--including poached wild rock shrimp salad, citrus salad and Asian pear salad--are available in both entree and side sizes/prices.
The Extras:
An acoustic guitar player entertains on Friday nights starting at 8pm.
What to Drink:
The wine list is well thought out and reasonably priced; you can also bring your own for $15 corkage.
When to Go:
Try a multi-course wine dinner the last Wednesday of every month for $65.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Romantic Dining, Quiet, Special Occasion Dining, Fine Dining, Hidden Find, Family Style Dining, Date Spot, Dine At The Bar
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
At bar
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