I was driving down Scottsdale Road a few months back and this restaurant caught my eye. It just opened recently and I wanted to try something new.
I was hoping they were serving brunch since it was the weekend, unfortunately, they only serve lunch & dinner. Since I was already there, I figured I might as well dine.
My server recommended this herb-marinated chicken breast and instead of the fingerling potatoes, I opted for the sweet potato croquettes.
The food is as good as this picture. According to their website, they buy from local farms and prepare everything in-house from scratch. My food was prepared wonderfully, I can't wait to try their other dishes.
Chicken Paillard - Reasonably Priced
Hello, Fellow Foodies! Welcome to my blog of absolutely nothing but food.. I will post photos and of course, the food experience itself. Hopefully, this will help you decide if you'd like to check out the places I've been to mostly in the Phoenix Metropolitan area. So far, most of them are good experiences. N-Joy!
Monday, May 7, 2012
Wood-Oven Baked Eggs at St. Francis
I have been to St. Francis a few times, it's one of my favorite spots in Downtown Phoenix. I've been there for brunch and dinner. It seems like when I browse through the menu, the servers are doing a food parade in front of me as I admire each dish that crosses my path.
At one of my St. Francis visits, my girlfriend ordered this dish and I wasn't really in the mood for steak and eggs for breakfast and she told me that it was really good that I should try it sometime. Well, sometime came months later and I figured I should give this dish a try.
Simple ingredients.. eggs.. red wine braised beef, seasonal vegetables, tomatoes, gruyere with toast...
This dish is plenty for two people. I couldn't put my fork down. The shameful part was my waiter found me scraping the side of this dish because I didn't want to miss a morsel of it. :-)
Wood-Oven Baked Eggs - $13.00
At one of my St. Francis visits, my girlfriend ordered this dish and I wasn't really in the mood for steak and eggs for breakfast and she told me that it was really good that I should try it sometime. Well, sometime came months later and I figured I should give this dish a try.
Simple ingredients.. eggs.. red wine braised beef, seasonal vegetables, tomatoes, gruyere with toast...
This dish is plenty for two people. I couldn't put my fork down. The shameful part was my waiter found me scraping the side of this dish because I didn't want to miss a morsel of it. :-)
Wood-Oven Baked Eggs - $13.00
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