Red House

Bar burger and the brisket sandwich were PERFECT! We did switch from blue cheese to provolone on the brisket sandwich because we don’t like blue cheese. It was so good! Sweet potato fries and chipotle sauce are my weakness. Cherry limeade was also delicious. Sitting outside was beautiful and the staff was nothing but sweet. Would love to return when we’re back in town:)

Coleman was a super nice server! Mushroom bruschetta was tasty. Perfect amount of crunch. My bestie had the clams and chorizo and she liked it. Super filling if you are hungry. I had the filet mignon and crab cake. Presentation was beautiful but the entree was a bit bland in flavor - it needed seasoning. Salt, pepper and garlic would have done the trick. Carrot Cake for dessert. It wasn’t great but it wasn’t nasty. It was more cream cheese frosting than cake. Overall, it was a nice place and I’d go again.

I want to start by saying I have not eaten at Red House and have heard only good things about the food and environment. I only want to share that I made a reservation through their online service. In doing so, I was asked about any special food accommodations for our party (allergies, vegetarian, vegan, etc) and if there were any other accommodations that we wanted to share. I included that we would need a booster or highchair for our toddler. I received a message the next day that read exactly “Hello Katrina - You are welcome to bring a booster seat, but we do not offer high chairs or boosters or a kids menu, we are an adult restaurant. Thank you!” Needless to say, I cancelled my reservation as for this particular meal, we would be dining with our toddler and I didn’t feel that she would be well accommodated. I’m not necessarily saying this is a bad thing, I just want to make other parents aware that this is not a “family” restaurant…it is an “adult” restaurant. I have never had an experience quite like this so I’m left not sure 100% how to feel about it. While I feel the message was a little bit pretentious, I also think it’s their choice what to do with their restaurant and I know not everyone wants to dine in the presence of children. I will still potentially consider eating here in the future, but will have limited opportunities to do so because I have a child. *EDIT* I originally chose a 3 star rating, but after thinking it over and the response from the restaurant, I don’t think that’s fair as I have not eaten here. I have updated my review to 4 stars with the information above about my experience.