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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
|---|---|
| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by Yorkville tower resident on 02/16/2013
A wonderful spot
Me and the wife were over on the far West Side to attend a gallery opening and decided to eat at a nearby restaurant afterwards. Trestle was really superb, and far better than anything in our neighborhood in the east 90s. I had pork and my wife had spinach gnocchi. Just terrific. Plus, the price was right. Salad, 2 glasses of wine, dessert and coffee--all for under $100. Highly recommended.
Posted by Stan on 08/11/2012
Food costs
This is a local spot that we often go for a convenient, laid-back brunch, but probably less so now as their portions have become a little more stingy. While their apps during dinner are on the larger than needed size, the bagel and salmon on the breakfast menu has slowly dwindled in size over the last few occasions we've eaten there and now results in a meagre two thin strips of salmon, enough for one half of your bagel, which, according to the waitress, is correctly portioned. So my suggestion - stick with the omelette.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/18/2012
Very nice
I had dinner here a few weeks ago with my girlfriend after a show. Overall, it was a good experience. The menu appeared pretty standard, but solid (I prefer more experimental). The service was very good as well. It was a Saturday, but was only about 75% full. A nice experience overall.
Posted by sangermatt on 01/30/2012
missed lunch but got something even better
wife and i came in for a quick lunch around 3pm and found that we were between the lunch and dinner serving times. thankfully, they were serving from a smaller menu that featured their cheeses, cured meats, and pates. we loaded up a big plate from across the menu and were surprised by how fantastic everything was.
Posted by BrunchGuy on 11/07/2011
Very pleased
As someone who has frequented numerous brunch places south of 34th street on both east and west sides, this place was a nice find and definitely worth the schlep on a Sunday afternoon from Tudor City. The host and wait staff were very pleasant, and the food was phenomenal. The bloody mary was spicy and tasty (only miss was no olive(s) or lemon/lime combo), goat cheese/broc rabemushroom omelette was delish and def something I'll begin making @ home. The pumpkin pie-esque dessert was not a disappointment either. Great vibe, great food, nice crowd, and a pleasant experience = coming back again, prob for dinner next go-around.
Posted by Quality First on 09/21/2011
Must wait ...in a 1/2 empty restautrant
Never tasted the food because the host insisted that he could not sit us until 8:30! On a dull gray Tuesday night . why ? I have no idea because the restaurant was 1/2 empty at 7:50. it was dumb - it was rude and why would anyone want to eat in such a pretentious place. FYI - he also told us that even then he couldn't be certain we would get a seat .
Posted by AnnG on 07/22/2011
My favorite restaurant
I happened on this place early on it's life, since it took the place of my favorite neighborhood bar. So we were skeptics when we first tried it, but WOW! We were sold. It's where we celebrate birthdays, Mother's day, etc., and where we bring wall our out of town guests. The garden is great; the exposed brick is lovely; the coffee is wonderful; and, last but certainly not least, the food is delicious.