5 /5 Ed Nichanian: Finally got to try Tim Loves unassuming gem. Walking by you would miss this place with its rustic door.
Once inside it is very masculine and more like a hunting lodge.
The inside dining room is less smoky although it is quieter in the front where the bar is.
Welcoming staff from the moment we walked in. 3 Managers came by to say hi and introduce themselves.
Great, though expensive wine list. We had the Senegal Cab.
A very interesting, game heavy, menu.
We started with the Fettine Trio. A "Charcuterie board" of Duck/Rabbit/Rattlesnake sausage - Black Buck/Pork Belly - Texas Wild Boar. Super thinly sliced. You couldnt really appreciate the flavors.
For 1st course we tried: the Kangaroo Nachos, Interesting but chewy.
The Blue Corn-Lobster Hush puppies that were soft and pillowy but no Lobster flavor.
The Fries Oysters were excellent as were the sticky sweet Wild Boar Ribs. I could eat a bowl of those.
For Main course we had the Garlic stuffed Beef Tenderloin which was perfectly Medium and super tender and moist.
The Rabbit Ravioli was flavorless with a light broth. Nothing exceptional as expected. The dish could have benefited from a nice reduction instead of the broth and actual pieces of Rabbit stuffing rather than the ragout.
The Roasted TX mushrooms side was an excellent dish and great side to the Tenderloin.
We finished with a great Ancho Chile decadent soft Chocolate Cake with a lovely Vanilla Ice Cream.
A great night overall. Thanks for the great service Laura. Well be back.






