About - Alliance Restaurant
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Offerings
- Alcohol
- Cocktails
- Small plates
- Wine
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Absolutely amazing dinner experience. Not only was the food unbelievably delicious, the service was next level. This is hands down our new favorite dining experience in TC. The small plate style (although the portions were large) of ordering 3-4 items to share, one at a time was great. Definitely do yourself a favor and make a reservation.
Service, food, atmosphere, everything was phenomenal. I can not wait to go back. We went for a birthday and they made it memorable. The menu included his name and everyone wished him a happy birthday. It was very special and just what we hoped for. Thank you!
Had a great time here, very interesting menu that changes often. I went with my husband, and the waitress told us for two people it was best to order 3-4 plates to share. We got three plates and drinks and it was TOO much. They do not skimp on the food at all. Though the plates are made for sharing, you get very big portions! We could hardly even start in our third plate. Everything is brought out one at a time. After you finish the first plate, they clean off the entire table, bring you new plates and utensils, and after a few minutes the next plate comes out. Scarily efficient. Nice atmosphere, a little bright, but clean and nice. The Kitchen is in full view for everyone to see what's going on. Staff is a well oiled machine working around each other. Having worked in a restaurant before years ago, it was insanely impressive to watch how orginized they were. I had 2 hang ups. First, was the insane amount of cilantro in every dish! One dish had cilantro and dill together. Two very very potent herbs. Lol, it was a bit over whelming at times. (and I like cilantro!) Second, to have bread and butter on the table cost $5. Now I'm sure that was some delicious bread, made from scratch. My hubby and I love to make bread at home, we know depending on the bread and rise, that's hours of work. But when going to a restaurant, most people are use to it being free. If not free, I would be fine spending $2-3 for some delicious bread and butter, at the most. Other than those very small things, it was a fun experience, with good food, and great people.