Fare Bistro - Suitable for a Male Bonding Evening?
Hello all,
I have been put in charge of organizing a gathering of 7-8 friends I've known since high-school. While Fare is only a few blocks from my house, I've embarrassingly never visited.
I am considering this as a location for the get-together because the menu definitely fits the bill. I wanted to ask a question about the ambiance before booking, however. Is the energy of the room conducive to warm conversation and the inevitable laughs, or is it more of a hushed couple’s vibe.
If it's #2, I'll visit with the wife at another time.
Thanks very much!
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re: jgloverwork
Yeah, I've been. Frankly, the food has been just so-so, I heard something about the owner not being around? It's still a good option for the area, but one thing I wanted to mention but didn't is that it's probably a better spot for a girl's night out rather than a guy's night out. When they blare Duran Duran and you see all these fun groups of girls chugging martinis, well, it's not exactly Fight Club in there.
I like the Ceili option too, cooked food can be hit and miss, check other threads, but for me pounding excellent oysters and pints is way more dude-ish.
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re: childofthestorm
If Fare was to be the dinner option, I was planning to do Ceili afterwards. It would have been the perfect nightcap.
We weren't looking for wings and hollering - we actually insist on jackets for dinner - but it sounds like Fare is still a little on the tame side.
Batifole was a great idea - exactly the sort of vibe we were seeking. Option #2 after Fare was to do the distillery, so I think your comments have solidified that decision.
Thanks again!
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