The Melting Pot for 21st Bday?
Anyone know if this is a good place to go for a Birthday Dinner? I'm turning 21 soon and I'm trying to figure out where I'd like to have a good comfy dinner with probably about 5-10 people. Pricing, Food and Atmosphere info if anyone's got it.
I'm basically looking for anyone's opinion!
P.S, Probably will be down in the Thousand Oaks area..
P.S again, If you think this isn't a great Idea would anyone like to suggest anywhere else? =)
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would you be willing to cross the canyon to malibu? you might like taverna tony over there. if you want a view, there's geoffrey's or moonshadows. for sushi, and sake bombing, nobu?
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re: Das Ubergeek
Have you guys been to La Fondue in San Juan Capistrano? I think they set the bar for fondue and its delicious and the service is great.
I too would recommend you go elsewhere, melting pot's chainlike atmosphere isn't worth it and you can get a lot better food for the price you'll be paying.
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Jumping on the bandwagon and telling you to just stay away. My wife thought it would make a great romantic dinner and she loves fondue. Afterwards, she regretted suggesting it. Severely overpriced for mediocre food. But I suppose it was cozy since the booths offer a lot of privacy. Doesn't make up for the food and prices though.
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Ugh on Melting Pot. Beef course: Tough supermarket markdown grade beef, carelessly prepped in the kitchen by trained monkeys armed with knives. Cheese fondue course: tastes ok, but way overpriced for a bowl of melted cheese, herbs, and a splash of wine. Don't even get me started on the flavorless fruit in the chocolate fondue course.
I'd steer you to Gorikee instead. Great food prepared with serious skill, and a great value for the quality of food you're getting.
Oh, and happy birthday! You deserve better food for such a momentous occasion.
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Gorikee - duplicate
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