Vidalia menu recommendations
I'll be heading to Vidalia in a few weeks with friends, and would love your recommendations on the following menu:
Appetizers:
1. Oyster Pan Roast
2. Vidalia's Crab Cake
Or should I get their five-onion soup or seasonal soup?
Entrees:
1. Shrimp and Grits
2. Roasted Halibut
Desserts:
1. Georgia Pecan Tart
2. Seasonal Fruit Tart
This is my first time at Vidalia, so if you have menu recommendations other than the ones above please let me know.
cheers.
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The menu changes with the season and the availability of ingredients. Everything is good; I've nevr had a bad dish there. Ask the server for any signature dishes or any dishes that seem very well received. I never ask a server what they like because their taste may be very different. Although, admittedly, when servers volunteer the information, their taste is like mine more often than not. PS: Do get the lemon chess pie for desseert if it is available.
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Last spring, my husband and I visited Charleston, SC during which time we ate shrimp and grits three times during our three-day visit. (Hominy Grille, Magnolia's and S.N.O.B.) A couple of months after that trip, I ate Vidalia's version. Their rendition was shockingly mediocre. I'm at a loss to explain the reputation this dish enjoys in the DC area.
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If they still have the lemon chess pie I highly recommend it. The pecan tart isn't bad, but with how easy it is to find or make good pecan pie I wouldn't go for that option, but of course to each their own I am sure it is more chocolatey and sweet if you are into that.
I thought the shrimp and grits were ok, but as a southerner they were not what I was expecting and I was a little disappointed, if you are not from the south I don't know that you would have that reaction though, and it is considered one of their signature dishes.
I haven't had either of those apps so I can't comment on them.
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