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Salazar Cincinnati
Description
New American eatery serving refined plates in an elegant yet relaxed dining room.
Nearby attractions
Duke Energy Convention Center
525 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The Escape Game Cincinnati
28 West Freedom Way UNIT 300, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Contemporary Arts Center
44 E 6th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
50 E Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Paycor Stadium
1 Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Tyler Davidson Fountain
28 E 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Dixie Terminal
49 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Ingalls Building
6 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Piatt Park
100 Garfield Pl, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The Mercantile Library
414 Walnut St #1100, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Nearby restaurants
Maplewood Kitchen and Bar
525 Race St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Chef Jose Salazar • Mita's Restaurant | Downtown Cincinnati Restaurant & Tapas
501 Race St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The 1931
35 W 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse
505 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
bb.q Chicken Cincinnati
150 W 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The Härth Room
125 W 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Saigon Subs and Rolls
151 W 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
O'Malleys In the Alley
25 W Ogden Pl, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Flight Club Cincinnati
125 W 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Abby Girl Sweets
41 W 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Nearby local services
Hellman Clothiers - Men's Clothing
441 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Tokyo Kitty
575 Race St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
UNheardof
15 W 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
I Love Cincinnati Shop
441 Vine St Second Floor, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Fabulous Frames & Art
17 W 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Bang & Olufsen
6 W 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Tom James Company
Mercantile Building, 120 E 4th St UNIT 400, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Queen City Wine & Spirits
120 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Richter & Phillips Jewelers
601 Main St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Eleven Fitness Club
1 W 4th St #200, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Nearby hotels
Hyatt Regency Cincinnati
151 W 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza
35 W 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The Westin Cincinnati
21 E 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
The Cincinnatian Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton
601 Vine St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Renaissance Cincinnati Downtown Hotel
36 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Courtyard by Marriott Cincinnati Downtown
6 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Hampton Inn & Suites Cincinnati-Downtown
617 Vine St Suite A, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Homewood Suites by Hilton Cincinnati-Downtown
617 Vine St Suite B, Cincinnati, OH 45202
21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati
609 Walnut St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Kinley Cincinnati Downtown, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
636 Race St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Salazar Cincinnati

101 W 5th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
4.6(362)$$$$
Open until 12:00 AM
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New American eatery serving refined plates in an elegant yet relaxed dining room.

attractions: Duke Energy Convention Center, The Escape Game Cincinnati, Contemporary Arts Center, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Paycor Stadium, Tyler Davidson Fountain, Dixie Terminal, Ingalls Building, Piatt Park, The Mercantile Library, restaurants: Maplewood Kitchen and Bar, Chef Jose Salazar • Mita's Restaurant | Downtown Cincinnati Restaurant & Tapas, The 1931, Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse, bb.q Chicken Cincinnati, The Härth Room, Saigon Subs and Rolls, O'Malleys In the Alley, Flight Club Cincinnati, Abby Girl Sweets, local businesses: Hellman Clothiers - Men's Clothing, Tokyo Kitty, UNheardof, I Love Cincinnati Shop, Fabulous Frames & Art, Bang & Olufsen, Tom James Company, Queen City Wine & Spirits, Richter & Phillips Jewelers, Eleven Fitness Club
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Phone
(513) 345-1500
Website
salazarcincinnati.com
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Mon5 - 10 PMOpen

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Featured dishes

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Farm Greens Salad (V)
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Little Fried Oyster Sandwich
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Shrimp Cocktail (4)
dish
Potato Gnocchi
dish
Hokkaido Sea Scallops

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Live events

Explore Cincinnatis culinary scene with locals
Explore Cincinnatis culinary scene with locals
Fri, Jan 16 • 1:00 PM
Cincinnati, Ohio, 45202
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Candlelight: Tribute to Queen
Candlelight: Tribute to Queen
Sat, Jan 17 • 6:00 PM
1225 Elm Street, Cincinnati, 45202
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Candlelight: Tribute to Adele
Candlelight: Tribute to Adele
Fri, Jan 16 • 6:30 PM
50 E Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
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Nearby attractions of Salazar Cincinnati

Duke Energy Convention Center

The Escape Game Cincinnati

Contemporary Arts Center

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

Paycor Stadium

Tyler Davidson Fountain

Dixie Terminal

Ingalls Building

Piatt Park

The Mercantile Library

Duke Energy Convention Center

Duke Energy Convention Center

4.4

(1.6K)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
The Escape Game Cincinnati

The Escape Game Cincinnati

5.0

(3.9K)

Closed
Click for details
Contemporary Arts Center

Contemporary Arts Center

4.6

(637)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

4.7

(1.7K)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details

Nearby restaurants of Salazar Cincinnati

Maplewood Kitchen and Bar

Chef Jose Salazar • Mita's Restaurant | Downtown Cincinnati Restaurant & Tapas

The 1931

Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse

bb.q Chicken Cincinnati

The Härth Room

Saigon Subs and Rolls

O'Malleys In the Alley

Flight Club Cincinnati

Abby Girl Sweets

Maplewood Kitchen and Bar

Maplewood Kitchen and Bar

4.6

(1.3K)

$

Closed
Click for details
Chef Jose Salazar • Mita's Restaurant | Downtown Cincinnati Restaurant & Tapas

Chef Jose Salazar • Mita's Restaurant | Downtown Cincinnati Restaurant & Tapas

4.7

(716)

$$$

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
The 1931

The 1931

4.5

(540)

Click for details
Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse

Jeff Ruby's Steakhouse

4.7

(1.5K)

$$$$

Closed
Click for details

Nearby local services of Salazar Cincinnati

Hellman Clothiers - Men's Clothing

Tokyo Kitty

UNheardof

I Love Cincinnati Shop

Fabulous Frames & Art

Bang & Olufsen

Tom James Company

Queen City Wine & Spirits

Richter & Phillips Jewelers

Eleven Fitness Club

Hellman Clothiers - Men's Clothing

Hellman Clothiers - Men's Clothing

5.0

(186)

Click for details
Tokyo Kitty

Tokyo Kitty

4.4

(597)

Click for details
UNheardof

UNheardof

4.6

(97)

Click for details
I Love Cincinnati Shop

I Love Cincinnati Shop

4.3

(65)

Click for details
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Paula CasteloPaula Castelo
Salazar, by Chef Jose Salazar, was the best experience and surprise we had on a 24h connection in Cincinnati. I would say it's a special diamond in the city and a must go, if you have the opportunity. A reservation is recommended. We didn't get a seat inside (our fault), so we had our dinner on the tables outside, which was also pretty good. The service is exceptional. They know a lot about the ingredients and food they are serving, they help you choosing drinks, make sure you don't run out of water, and always with a smile and great mood. We chose Salazar because it is presented as a farm-inspired, local and regional sourced restaurant, that reflects a truly Cincinnati experience. I believe the menu changes over time and season, as I didn't find everything that was on the photos. Anyway, we did the right coices. 🦪 oyster sandwich - the most surprising and tasty dish! Very well balanced with a fried oyster and spicy kimchi, and the flavours of the radish sprouts and garlic mayo. It was an appetizer, but this could easily turn into my main dish. 🐟 Grilled Hamachi Collar - so well cooked, soft, tasty, and with a perfect ginger-tumeric sauce. Sided with some crispy black rice crackers. 🍔 The double smashburguer - from local grass fed cows, which shows how Salazar cares about what he puts in his restaurant. Asked for the extra egg. Didn't regret my choice. Perfect pickle (i would love them to be home made, but I am no sure), with aged cheddar and a potato bun, was for sure one of the top burguers I had. 🍗 Amish chicken paillard - it was not my dish, but I could try it. Was surprisingly soft inside, and crispy outside. 🍨 There was still room for a sweet treat. We were enchanted by the honey ice cream and the coffee ice cream. We had both, and although I was mostly curious about the first, it was the coffee one that won. It was creamy, strongly flavoured and delicious. Prices, for a non-american, portuguese visitor, are of course a bit high. We paid around $200 for 3 people (including tax and tip). But it is worth it and it is a fair price. I am probably not returning to Cincinnati again, so if you have the opportunity, please do visit this amazing restaurant. Congrats to all the team at Salazar!
Tyler JTyler J
Wow. Just wow. The atmosphere of this place was like a bustling cafe and the vibe was very European. I loved the space. First, the bad part: I got there and had to wait like maybe 15 min, literally not a big deal. However, 2 different hosts/waiters came over to see that I was set and even comped 2 small plates after I had ordered. Management like this is very rare and unexpected. Now for the great part: I got in total, 3 small plates and 1 entree. 1 - Fried Oyster Slider - great crispy oyster on a very soft brioche bun. 3 bites did it and everything from the Kim chi to the garlic mayo, just worked. I would devour this if it was a full sized sandwich, then ask for another one. 2 - Marinated olives and Manchego Cheese - I am not a huge fan of olives, but after trying one, I can tell this was truly a strong flavor that the table next to me enjoyed (because I gave it to them after trying it). The cheese was amazing, it was smoked in a way that brought another flavor and blended everything together superbly. 3 - Fried Pimento Cheese Fritters - little sunshine balls of spicy cheese joy. If bar food snacks had an older, more sophisticated brother, this is it. Perfect spice for a ping pong sized, fried ball of cheese and fun. Entree - Duck Breast with Chipotle marinade, smoked and grilled cabbage, veggie pupusa, and mole verde - something out of a food network show. The duck breast was extremely juicy and cooked to medium (slight pink). The cabbage was Smokey and deep and added a bass note to the duck. The pupusas were a welcome surprise and were filled with a slightly spicy, but warm mole verde and I was surprised by how everything melded together and just worked. The duck was well seasoned and all in all, just a great plate. Gorgeous playing and the edible flowers (I hope they were edible) made it look like a renaissance painting. 10/5 because of the food, staff, and general atmosphere. I would definitely come back and bring my friends, family, or random person on the street so they could experience it for themselves.
Ramnath RamachandranRamnath Ramachandran
Update: Had to have it one last time at the original location before they temporarily close to reopen in a new larger location. Harvest Moon cocktail is an aesthetical and delectable delight Restaurant Week is building momentum with a visit to Salazar - the eponymous OTR restaurant by Chef Jose Salazar Supreme dining experience. Fine dining without being overly pretentious or breaking the bank. 1. Cocktail: Love Letter Refreshing spring evening drink while the sun was still out. For food, went with the Spring restaurant week special dinner menu 2. First course: Parisian Gnocchi. Intricate and Exquisite! Subtle medley of savory flavors and textures (crisp, soft, smooth) with each ingredient shining on its own and coming together harmoniously! And something to be said about the color of the presentation. Felt it represented a bright spring evening perfectly. This was a grandslam home run gnocchi creation by Chef Salazar and his team. Probably the best gnocchi dish I have had, ever! 3. Second course: Blue corn Hurache Vegetables in this really pleasant artisanal presentation of Hurache included English peas, radishes and asparagus as part of the spring vegetables medley, along with refried beans, salsa and crema- all delicately elevating the star of the show - a perfectly prepared Hurache! Great follow up to the gnocchi first course. Jumping across the pond seamlessly between the two courses. 4. Third course Dessert: dark chocolate pot de creme with chopped strawberries and vanilla whip. Well , let's just say this unleashed a bit of a sweet tooth in me...and I ended up overshooting the restaurant week menu to order a 4th course add-on dessert 😆 5. Fourth Course: Warm fresh cookie, did I mention warm?... just the perfect way to finish a cool spring night I leave Salazar a happy and full human....again ! Where to next on Wednesday??
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Salazar, by Chef Jose Salazar, was the best experience and surprise we had on a 24h connection in Cincinnati. I would say it's a special diamond in the city and a must go, if you have the opportunity. A reservation is recommended. We didn't get a seat inside (our fault), so we had our dinner on the tables outside, which was also pretty good. The service is exceptional. They know a lot about the ingredients and food they are serving, they help you choosing drinks, make sure you don't run out of water, and always with a smile and great mood. We chose Salazar because it is presented as a farm-inspired, local and regional sourced restaurant, that reflects a truly Cincinnati experience. I believe the menu changes over time and season, as I didn't find everything that was on the photos. Anyway, we did the right coices. 🦪 oyster sandwich - the most surprising and tasty dish! Very well balanced with a fried oyster and spicy kimchi, and the flavours of the radish sprouts and garlic mayo. It was an appetizer, but this could easily turn into my main dish. 🐟 Grilled Hamachi Collar - so well cooked, soft, tasty, and with a perfect ginger-tumeric sauce. Sided with some crispy black rice crackers. 🍔 The double smashburguer - from local grass fed cows, which shows how Salazar cares about what he puts in his restaurant. Asked for the extra egg. Didn't regret my choice. Perfect pickle (i would love them to be home made, but I am no sure), with aged cheddar and a potato bun, was for sure one of the top burguers I had. 🍗 Amish chicken paillard - it was not my dish, but I could try it. Was surprisingly soft inside, and crispy outside. 🍨 There was still room for a sweet treat. We were enchanted by the honey ice cream and the coffee ice cream. We had both, and although I was mostly curious about the first, it was the coffee one that won. It was creamy, strongly flavoured and delicious. Prices, for a non-american, portuguese visitor, are of course a bit high. We paid around $200 for 3 people (including tax and tip). But it is worth it and it is a fair price. I am probably not returning to Cincinnati again, so if you have the opportunity, please do visit this amazing restaurant. Congrats to all the team at Salazar!
Paula Castelo

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Wow. Just wow. The atmosphere of this place was like a bustling cafe and the vibe was very European. I loved the space. First, the bad part: I got there and had to wait like maybe 15 min, literally not a big deal. However, 2 different hosts/waiters came over to see that I was set and even comped 2 small plates after I had ordered. Management like this is very rare and unexpected. Now for the great part: I got in total, 3 small plates and 1 entree. 1 - Fried Oyster Slider - great crispy oyster on a very soft brioche bun. 3 bites did it and everything from the Kim chi to the garlic mayo, just worked. I would devour this if it was a full sized sandwich, then ask for another one. 2 - Marinated olives and Manchego Cheese - I am not a huge fan of olives, but after trying one, I can tell this was truly a strong flavor that the table next to me enjoyed (because I gave it to them after trying it). The cheese was amazing, it was smoked in a way that brought another flavor and blended everything together superbly. 3 - Fried Pimento Cheese Fritters - little sunshine balls of spicy cheese joy. If bar food snacks had an older, more sophisticated brother, this is it. Perfect spice for a ping pong sized, fried ball of cheese and fun. Entree - Duck Breast with Chipotle marinade, smoked and grilled cabbage, veggie pupusa, and mole verde - something out of a food network show. The duck breast was extremely juicy and cooked to medium (slight pink). The cabbage was Smokey and deep and added a bass note to the duck. The pupusas were a welcome surprise and were filled with a slightly spicy, but warm mole verde and I was surprised by how everything melded together and just worked. The duck was well seasoned and all in all, just a great plate. Gorgeous playing and the edible flowers (I hope they were edible) made it look like a renaissance painting. 10/5 because of the food, staff, and general atmosphere. I would definitely come back and bring my friends, family, or random person on the street so they could experience it for themselves.
Tyler J

Tyler J

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Update: Had to have it one last time at the original location before they temporarily close to reopen in a new larger location. Harvest Moon cocktail is an aesthetical and delectable delight Restaurant Week is building momentum with a visit to Salazar - the eponymous OTR restaurant by Chef Jose Salazar Supreme dining experience. Fine dining without being overly pretentious or breaking the bank. 1. Cocktail: Love Letter Refreshing spring evening drink while the sun was still out. For food, went with the Spring restaurant week special dinner menu 2. First course: Parisian Gnocchi. Intricate and Exquisite! Subtle medley of savory flavors and textures (crisp, soft, smooth) with each ingredient shining on its own and coming together harmoniously! And something to be said about the color of the presentation. Felt it represented a bright spring evening perfectly. This was a grandslam home run gnocchi creation by Chef Salazar and his team. Probably the best gnocchi dish I have had, ever! 3. Second course: Blue corn Hurache Vegetables in this really pleasant artisanal presentation of Hurache included English peas, radishes and asparagus as part of the spring vegetables medley, along with refried beans, salsa and crema- all delicately elevating the star of the show - a perfectly prepared Hurache! Great follow up to the gnocchi first course. Jumping across the pond seamlessly between the two courses. 4. Third course Dessert: dark chocolate pot de creme with chopped strawberries and vanilla whip. Well , let's just say this unleashed a bit of a sweet tooth in me...and I ended up overshooting the restaurant week menu to order a 4th course add-on dessert 😆 5. Fourth Course: Warm fresh cookie, did I mention warm?... just the perfect way to finish a cool spring night I leave Salazar a happy and full human....again ! Where to next on Wednesday??
Ramnath Ramachandran

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Reviews of Salazar Cincinnati

4.6
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5.0
2y

Salazar, by Chef Jose Salazar, was the best experience and surprise we had on a 24h connection in Cincinnati. I would say it's a special diamond in the city and a must go, if you have the opportunity. A reservation is recommended. We didn't get a seat inside (our fault), so we had our dinner on the tables outside, which was also pretty good. The service is exceptional. They know a lot about the ingredients and food they are serving, they help you choosing drinks, make sure you don't run out of water, and always with a smile and great mood. We chose Salazar because it is presented as a farm-inspired, local and regional sourced restaurant, that reflects a truly Cincinnati experience. I believe the menu changes over time and season, as I didn't find everything that was on the photos. Anyway, we did the right coices. 🦪 oyster sandwich - the most surprising and tasty dish! Very well balanced with a fried oyster and spicy kimchi, and the flavours of the radish sprouts and garlic mayo. It was an appetizer, but this could easily turn into my main dish. 🐟 Grilled Hamachi Collar - so well cooked, soft, tasty, and with a perfect ginger-tumeric sauce. Sided with some crispy black rice crackers. 🍔 The double smashburguer - from local grass fed cows, which shows how Salazar cares about what he puts in his restaurant. Asked for the extra egg. Didn't regret my choice. Perfect pickle (i would love them to be home made, but I am no sure), with aged cheddar and a potato bun, was for sure one of the top burguers I had. 🍗 Amish chicken paillard - it was not my dish, but I could try it. Was surprisingly soft inside, and crispy outside. 🍨 There was still room for a sweet treat. We were enchanted by the honey ice cream and the coffee ice cream. We had both, and although I was mostly curious about the first, it was the coffee one that won. It was creamy, strongly flavoured and delicious.

Prices, for a non-american, portuguese visitor, are of course a bit high. We paid around $200 for 3 people (including tax and tip). But it is worth it and it is a fair price.

I am probably not returning to Cincinnati again, so if you have the opportunity, please do visit this amazing restaurant.

Congrats to all the...

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5.0
6y

Wow. Just wow. The atmosphere of this place was like a bustling cafe and the vibe was very European. I loved the space. First, the bad part: I got there and had to wait like maybe 15 min, literally not a big deal. However, 2 different hosts/waiters came over to see that I was set and even comped 2 small plates after I had ordered. Management like this is very rare and unexpected. Now for the great part: I got in total, 3 small plates and 1 entree. 1 - Fried Oyster Slider - great crispy oyster on a very soft brioche bun. 3 bites did it and everything from the Kim chi to the garlic mayo, just worked. I would devour this if it was a full sized sandwich, then ask for another one. 2 - Marinated olives and Manchego Cheese - I am not a huge fan of olives, but after trying one, I can tell this was truly a strong flavor that the table next to me enjoyed (because I gave it to them after trying it). The cheese was amazing, it was smoked in a way that brought another flavor and blended everything together superbly. 3 - Fried Pimento Cheese Fritters - little sunshine balls of spicy cheese joy. If bar food snacks had an older, more sophisticated brother, this is it. Perfect spice for a ping pong sized, fried ball of cheese and fun. Entree - Duck Breast with Chipotle marinade, smoked and grilled cabbage, veggie pupusa, and mole verde - something out of a food network show. The duck breast was extremely juicy and cooked to medium (slight pink). The cabbage was Smokey and deep and added a bass note to the duck. The pupusas were a welcome surprise and were filled with a slightly spicy, but warm mole verde and I was surprised by how everything melded together and just worked. The duck was well seasoned and all in all, just a great plate. Gorgeous playing and the edible flowers (I hope they were edible) made it look like a renaissance painting.

10/5 because of the food, staff, and general atmosphere. I would definitely come back and bring my friends, family, or random person on the street so they could experience it...

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5.0
2y

Update: Had to have it one last time at the original location before they temporarily close to reopen in a new larger location. Harvest Moon cocktail is an aesthetical and delectable delight

Restaurant Week is building momentum with a visit to Salazar - the eponymous OTR restaurant by Chef Jose Salazar

Supreme dining experience. Fine dining without being overly pretentious or breaking the bank.

Cocktail: Love Letter Refreshing spring evening drink while the sun was still out.

For food, went with the Spring restaurant week special dinner menu

First course: Parisian Gnocchi. Intricate and Exquisite! Subtle medley of savory flavors and textures (crisp, soft, smooth) with each ingredient shining on its own and coming together harmoniously! And something to be said about the color of the presentation. Felt it represented a bright spring evening perfectly. This was a grandslam home run gnocchi creation by Chef Salazar and his team. Probably the best gnocchi dish I have had, ever!

Second course: Blue corn Hurache Vegetables in this really pleasant artisanal presentation of Hurache included English peas, radishes and asparagus as part of the spring vegetables medley, along with refried beans, salsa and crema- all delicately elevating the star of the show - a perfectly prepared Hurache! Great follow up to the gnocchi first course. Jumping across the pond seamlessly between the two courses.

Third course Dessert: dark chocolate pot de creme with chopped strawberries and vanilla whip. Well , let's just say this unleashed a bit of a sweet tooth in me...and I ended up overshooting the restaurant week menu to order a 4th course add-on dessert 😆

Fourth Course: Warm fresh cookie, did I mention warm?... just the perfect way to finish a cool spring night

I leave Salazar a happy and full human....again !

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