[Skip]

Originally Posted by l2ridehd

Sorry Skip. Gave the wrong name. That is one from another town in Virginia. The one in Ocala I like is La Cuisine French Restaurant and it's right behind Mark's.

Know it well but their menu never changes.

Skip

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Sandtrap328

Chilean Sea Bass is a non-sustainable fish. It became popular due to slick marketing techniques. Google Chilean Sea Bass and you will find pictures of it and the real name of the fish - Patagonian Toothfish.

Go for beef. A dry aged ribeye steak medium rare cannot be beat.

I always have a nice steak at Mark's. I'll let YOU tell my wife she can't eat the fish. Just make sure you have your affairs in order first.


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[CFrance]

Originally Posted by dbussone

I always have a nice steak at Mark's. I'll let YOU tell my wife she can't eat the fish. Just make sure you have your affairs in order first.


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Ha ha you big chicken!

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by CFrance

Ha ha you big chicken!

Chicken is ok too. I eat it often, but I would never pay a restaurant for a chicken meal.

And my direct response to your point is...YES!


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[Polar Bear]

First place suggested was The Rose Plantation, and there's where we ended up going...

It fit the description of what I was looking for perfectly. We hadn't been there before and it's definitely a bit different. The food was very good. It's a bit pricey, but there were several entrees for around $20, so it would be possible to eat there without going overboard. But it was our anniversary and we did go overboard...and enjoyed every penny of it!

The country atmosphere and setting may not be for everybody, but we enjoyed it very much.

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

First place suggested was The Rose Plantation, and there's where we ended up going...



It fit the description of what I was looking for perfectly. We hadn't been there before and it's definitely a bit different. The food was very good. It's a bit pricey, but there were several entrees for around $20, so it would be possible to eat there without going overboard. But it was our anniversary and we did go overboard...and enjoyed every penny of it!



The country atmosphere and setting may not be for everybody, but we enjoyed it very much.

Thank yo for sharing, PB, our anniversary is in August and I value your review.


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[Sensei]

The best restaurant in the Villages area. Note the TripAdvisor reviews.
Ogenkide,
john

[lorilorilori]

waiting to hear about the anniversary dinner ?

Have Rose Plantation on my 2do list next time @ TV.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by lorilorilori

waiting to hear about the anniversary dinner ?

Have Rose Plantation on my 2do list next time @ TV.

Heheh. Post #35.

We enjoyed it very much. As part of my brief "review", I stated it may not be for everyone. But it was a very enjoyable and different place. "Different" was high on my list of desirables, so we were very pleased.

[Ecuadog]

Originally Posted by Polar Bear

First place suggested was The Rose Plantation, and there's where we ended up going...

It fit the description of what I was looking for perfectly. We hadn't been there before and it's definitely a bit different. The food was very good. It's a bit pricey, but there were several entrees for around $20, so it would be possible to eat there without going overboard. But it was our anniversary and we did go overboard...and enjoyed every penny of it!

The country atmosphere and setting may not be for everybody, but we enjoyed it very much.

I'm sorry that I missed your review. Thank you very much. Now, it's on my list of places to try.