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2 Chef's
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After reading many wonderful reviews about Two Chefs, I couldn't wait to try out this restaurant. Unfortunately it didn't live up to the hype. Service was exceptional and Two Chefs boasts a delightful wine list. My meal... not so much. \r
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I started off with beef carpaccio. The meat was perfectly tender, but overseasoned with rosemary and truffle oil. Who would ever have thought too much truffle would be a bad thing? In this case, it was. A gorganzola croquette was placed smack in the center of the plate. It tasted terrible (bland and mushy) and added absolutely nothing to the carpaccio. \r
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Now to the Coq au Vin. The chicken was cooked to perfection - juicy, succulent and falling off the bone - but the dish was LOADED with pancetta. So much so, it left a greasy finish on the palatte. The bacon flavor completely over powered everything else that would have been delicious. A good merlot helped cut through the grease, but it was disappointing none the less. \r
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Dessert was the highlight of my meal - an absolutely flawless chocolate souffle served with both chocolate ganache and vanilla cream sauce. \r
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I wouldn't go back to Two Chefs for dinner, but I'd definitely go back for dessert!
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