Restaurants near Amerind Foundation Museum

food was excellent. I rarely finish my prime rib at other restaurants but last night I ate every bite and the sides too. service was above excellent. our server was personable and quick to replenish drinks and checked on us throughout the meal. just a great meal although the only criticism I have is the price. while expensive it ultimately was worth the cost.

We used Open Table and made our reservation for Christmas lunch. We were pleasantly surprised as we drove to the restaurant. It was a great ambience. The food choices on the menu and the specials all sounded amazing. Made it hard to choose especially after our waitress Margarita shared her favorites. We decided we would just have bread before our meal because all the portions looked large. I had the freshest salad with honey mustard the house dressing. I ordered the Lobster Ravioli and it was perfection. Not too rich. It was well balanced lemon crème sauce with stuffed lobster ricotta pasta. My husband and our other guest both got baked Mostaccioli. They loved it and both took home leftovers. We had tiramisu and I had vanilla and chocolate gelato with chocolate and caramel syrup which our waitress made at her recommendation. Yum!! There. Was nothing I would have changed. It was such a great meal. I'm ready to go back now and highly recommend.

It was a pretty quiet Saturday night for our visit. So service was quite prompt. We really enjoyed the brussels sprout appetizer. My wife and I just split the chicken sandwich because we saw how big it was when served to a nearby table. That worked out well. No dessert.

Undoubtedly, one of the best Italian restaurants in town. The teramisu is to die for!

Fun experience. This was our second time at the Cowboy Cookout. All the staff are helpful and friendly. Tasty food and lots of it. Good entertainment with line dance lessons. Lovely to sit outside and eat under the stars. Would definitely come back when we are in the area again.