Black Dip

I went to dinner at Black Forest Restaurant in Howard, located on the north-west of Green Bay. The restaurant is a very good start for the recording 18,000 square meters as construction, designed with great attention to detail of its structure and its elegant and richly decorated. As you pass reception area is a large circular bar, with vaulted ceilings, barn, original beams, a huge field stone fire two people with a huge focus of a tree 900 years of Colorado Juniper, cream leather sofas, slate floors and log style furniture. There are two rooms, one behind a great wall of sound recreational water, and the other is part of the river with large windows overlooking the patio brick and Duck Creek Marsh. The floor is a magnificent banquet hall with a capacity up to 300 people. In the lounge bar offering tacos spread Free with fries and a cheese spread with crackers.

I dined in the hall forest of Black River and was sitting near the window, the view was beautiful, but the only aspect I disliked was television that was set up at the end of the room, finally took off from the air. There are televisions above the bar in the lounge, which is more appropriate than in the dining room. All their appetizers if well sung that he ordered three of them. The first was the crab cakes at a price of $ 11.95, which were made with fresh crab meat lump and perfectly seasoned and served with Cajun mayonnaise. The crab cakes are delicious and the spices are well integrated into the crabmeat. My next is the appetizer of coconut shrimp $ 8.95 served with orange marmalade. The shrimp were huge, slightly gilded and inlaid a coconut with crunchy bread crumbs that tasted delicious when accompanied by orange marmalade. The following entry, I ordered was warm spinach and artichoke sauce for $ 6.95 served with warm pita chips and carrots and broccoli. The fall was wonderful decadent spinach, artichokes, and lots of cheese. For my entry I ordered the 8 oz Filet Mignon $ 24.95 with two additional Toppers Bearnaise Sauce and sauteed mushrooms, with an additional $ 1.50 each, and another $ 6.50 added scallops. Included with the main course is soup or salad, so I chose the salad. I must say that the service of my meal is more than satisfactory, the server was friendly and efficient. I took the salad with a slice of buttered bread white-hot with honey butter and cinnamon and Patty simple. The bread was fresh and butter flavored with a nice mix of light and not dominate butter flavor. The salad was mediocre in taste and flavor. The main course was a good presentation and the parties were large. With my main dish I had a choice of potato and vegetables, I chose the potato garlic mashed red skin with vegetables were a mixture pumpkin, zucchini, corn and onions.

My steak cooked to perfection, very tender with a taste sensation with sauce béarnaise and sauteed mushrooms. Potatoes with garlic was very tasty mixture of fried vegetables were good, but still retains a freshness pleasant. Can you still hungry after a party? One option for dessert was a cake $ 5.99 Black Forest, I just had to try, as was the same name as the restaurant Black Forest. It is big enough for some people and served with Vanilla Ice Cream. The server said he just got it today so must be fresh. I was not impressed by the taste or texture, and even if it was homemade I thought that would taste better named. It tasted like a Hostess cupcake store bought, but with a much firmer texture. Although I skip dessert After my next dining experience at the Black Forest Restaurant Green Bay was very pleasant and enjoyable.

Patricia Summerfield is Green Bay's premier food and restaurant critic. Whether you are thinking of visiting Green Bay or already live there she can guide you to the best dining experiences while avoiding the mediocre or sub-par. Her years of experience in the restaurant industry allow her to accurately review everything from the most expensive fine dining restaurants to a laid back bar and grill. She'll let you know what they're doing right without leaving out what they're doing wrong.
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