[wendyquat]

Originally Posted by tedquick

Four of us enjoyed our visit. The ambiance was a ten. We felt like we had been transported to a foreign country: very rich, eloquent and quaint. The service was a ten. One of the ladies had the Florida Swordfish and found it to be rather exquisite. Another lady and I had the Whole Roasted Bronzini, which was sea bass with lemon, garlic and rosemary; served on a cedar plank. We gave it very high marks. While staring down at a dead fish that was staring back at me was a little disconcerting right out of the chute and while I had fun in the slicing and dicing that was needed to get to the meat itself, it was a fun experience. I probably would not get that again as there are other delicacies that I will try out next time. My wife had the Macadamia Crusted Chicken. She was slightly disappointed and gave it about a 6 or 7. We will return. If you have never been there I strongly suggest you give it a try.

Did you forget to mention the name of the restaurant or did I miss it?

[tedquick]

Guess I did not make it clear that my final decision was Goblin Market, sorry. Again, I highly recommend it.

[Investment Painting Contractors]

Originally Posted by tedquick

Going to Mt. Dora this Thursday to see Grease and want a "nice" place to grab a bite before the play. Can be casual, do not want "fancy", simply good food and a pleasant atmosphere. All recommendations are appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

ted

Ted when you go to see And there were none. The next production, go to Giannis on Alexander St. The sauce is TDF Len

[Foodielife]

The Lakeside Inn is one our favorites for wine, great gumbo and great sunsets.
We love the Goblin as well.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Foodielife

The Lakeside Inn is one our favorites for wine, great gumbo and great sunsets.
We love the Goblin as well.

We ate at the Goblin on Sunday. My first time there and thought it was very good. What an interesting place as well

[dotti105]

Has anyone tried 'Norm's Palette"?

It has good reviews on Yelp. The owner is an artist and foodie. He has you paint while you wait for dinner to be prepared. Yelp has lots of photos of guests with pretty darn good paintings that they did with his instruction. Art class and dinner, quite unique!

Sounds fun and different. Anyone been there?

[John Palanci]

So many restaurants Such little time

[Jaggy]

Goblin Market closed from Sept 20 to OCT 1.. they close for 2 wks every fall---
according to our waitress