Last night,
a couple of friends and I braved the rain to make our way to Lincoln
Ristorante, an Italian eatery within Lincoln Center. In this restaurant owned
by the Patina Restaurant Group, Chef Jonathan Benno turns out an inventive menu
that reflects his modern approach to Italian cuisine.
Opened in
the fall of 2010, Lincoln Ristorante earned its first Michelin star in the 2014
guide, and based on my positive experience of the delicious food, beautiful
decor, and professional, friendly service, I can certainly understand why. This
was a fun place to dine with friends, and I look forward to returning.
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Central Open Kitchen |
The inner décor is truly spectacular--unfortunately it was too dark to get a quality photo of our area of the dining room. Expansive windows surround the restaurant, and the rooftop features a grassy garden.
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Partial view from our table |
We enjoyed
a lovely 4-Course Prix-Fixe dinner, which included
our individual selections of an Antipasti, Primi, Pesce or Carne, and
Dolci from the a la carte menu. I was especially thrilled to find my favorite
Pierre Peters Champagne on the wine list, and I couldn’t help but make the
splurge!
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Crudo di Trota
Citrus-Cured Sea Trout
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The Crudo di Trota was light and refreshing - a great way to start the meal.
The Anatra Arrosto was the best dish of the night. Everything
on my plate was perfectly cooked, and the glazed Duck Leg Presée was incredibly
tender and flavorful.
Prior to the Dolci, we received an intermezzo course of Green Apple, Lemon, and Passionfruit sorbettis. The
Mandorlosa, which had a creamy texture reminiscent of cheesecake, was the
perfect sweet treat to end the evening.
OVERALL RATING: 4 OUT OF 5 STARS
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