To continue our neighborhood exploration, we decided on dinner in a restaurant that neither of us had been to. Two Rooms is literally that: a small restaurant with very limited yet comfortable and cozy seating.
It serves Western food, and the menu has several appetizers and salads to choose from, a few entrees, and a solid list of desserts from their bakery. There was a three course dinner set that SB chose from while I had a salad for dinner. I apologize for the terrible picture quality but it was dark and I only had my crappy camera phone.
The salad came with quite a few pieces of juicy, grilled chicken with a delicious homemade honey mustard cream dressing. Also, it was a very generous sized portion.
We also ordered chicken quesadillas. They were full of chicken in a flat bread but not to my Tex-Mex standards. They were good, though. The quesadillas were served with a salsa and what seemed to be apple sauce. We were not big on the apple sauce so we asked for more salsa. The two women running the restaurant were very, very friendly and helpful. I have to say this because we were very happy with the service and anything we asked for was quickly taken care of.
SB liked his soup that came that came with the dinner set but thought it wasn't especially remarkable. For the entree he chose a meat in wine sauce spaghetti, or something of that kind of name, and was apprehensive about how it would turn out. It came out looking a bit like stew on spaghetti but was very tasty. The meat was shank meat, cooked in wine and sauce until tender, and served with potatoes and vegetables.
For dessert, he chose the apple crumble with ice cream. He really liked the warmed apple pastry as it was not too sweet and homemade.
He enjoyed it so much that he ate it with two forks so that he could shovel more in at a faster rate.
We will definitely be back for more.
You can find their bakery menu here.
Two Rooms Cafe: G/F, 8 Min Fat Street, Happy Valley
It serves Western food, and the menu has several appetizers and salads to choose from, a few entrees, and a solid list of desserts from their bakery. There was a three course dinner set that SB chose from while I had a salad for dinner. I apologize for the terrible picture quality but it was dark and I only had my crappy camera phone.
The salad came with quite a few pieces of juicy, grilled chicken with a delicious homemade honey mustard cream dressing. Also, it was a very generous sized portion.
We also ordered chicken quesadillas. They were full of chicken in a flat bread but not to my Tex-Mex standards. They were good, though. The quesadillas were served with a salsa and what seemed to be apple sauce. We were not big on the apple sauce so we asked for more salsa. The two women running the restaurant were very, very friendly and helpful. I have to say this because we were very happy with the service and anything we asked for was quickly taken care of.
SB liked his soup that came that came with the dinner set but thought it wasn't especially remarkable. For the entree he chose a meat in wine sauce spaghetti, or something of that kind of name, and was apprehensive about how it would turn out. It came out looking a bit like stew on spaghetti but was very tasty. The meat was shank meat, cooked in wine and sauce until tender, and served with potatoes and vegetables.
All the meat portions were very large and filling.
For dessert, he chose the apple crumble with ice cream. He really liked the warmed apple pastry as it was not too sweet and homemade.
He enjoyed it so much that he ate it with two forks so that he could shovel more in at a faster rate.
We will definitely be back for more.
You can find their bakery menu here.
Two Rooms Cafe: G/F, 8 Min Fat Street, Happy Valley
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