Ristoranti in zona Desolation Peak Lookout Station

The menu is inventive and exciting, and even the classic dishes we tried had little creative twists that would bring us back in a heartbeat. We had the Italian-style wagyu burger and the BCS lamb, which were both excellent. The show-stopper, though, was the lobster ravioli, which was MUCH more lobster than ravioli and featured Korean spices, kimchi spiced greens and kelp oil. We were so impressed with this dish that we had to ask specifically about the ingredients. Sometimes restaurants try to make ordinary food sound extraordinary by using fancy words to describe it, but this menu felt like the opposite. This was an east-meets-west mashup of fascinating ingredients and extraordinary techniques that was presented without fuss or pretension. Some of the prices were on the high side, but for the quality of the food and the inventiveness of its preparation, we found it completely worthwhile.

Always delicious and perfect ambiance Beverages are also incredible! Overall love dining here

Overall was a good experience for my Family. Which included a 6 year old. Food had good taste and a fair sized portion. Fries were a little over salted. Drinks we great, no disappointments. The only issue was the Time it took to receive our Appetizers and the Entres. For the perception of a slow night on a Friday. One would think the food would come up more quickly. Overall we would return. However I wouldn't recommend if you were looking for a quick meal.

I ordered the seafood platter for me and my significant other and it was great and for 70 dollars I felt I was getting a lot of good food. I would definitely recommend to anybody who can't decide what they want to eat because earls has lots of options all done very well!