Without the distraction of sight, your taste buds will exercise muscles they never knew they had. Fortunately, the chef uses lights in the kitchen and all of the dishes are tested by “sensory experts” to ensure they’ll be satisfying sans a light source. Your waitstaff? They’re all either blind or visually impaired. Then there’s the fact you’re dining in a pitch-black room at a giant table shared with strangers. For starters, the menu – which contains set courses described as a color – is not disclosed until after you’ve eaten. Where: 911 Edgewood Ave S, Jacksonville, FL 32205 Dans le Noir, all over the worldĭans le Noir may be the easiest restaurant on this list to find, but you’ll be kept in the dark, literally, for the majority of your experience. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on how you look at it, kids aren’t allowed. La Cena is famous for its irresistible homemade breadsticks, its fresh Caesar dressing (you’ll want to take it home by the bottle), and its generous portions that often turn into several meals. Otherwise, it’s notoriously hard to find. If your request is accepted, the owner will give you directions to the place. Reservations, available only by phone are required. And social media? Fuggedaboutit! There’s not even a sign. Thirty-some years later, the restaurant still doesn’t have a website.
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Trust us you’ll want to know the password in advance, otherwise, you’ll be broadcasted inside the restaurants doing something silly.The internet hadn’t yet caught on when this Jacksonville institution devoted to Italian food was founded in the 1980s. So we all know you are dying to know the password to the Safehouse in Milwaukee.
The weeknight happy hour, better known as “Undercover Happy Hour” offers discounts on drinks and food, with $3 domestic beers, $4 tall cocktails, $5 house wines, $6 nachos, $6 cheese curds, and $6 chips and dip. There is a wide variety of secret specials at SafeHouse that you should definitely know about and take advantage of! The bar also has an abundance of beer, cider, and liquor options if you aren’t quite feeling a craft cocktail. The Bonita is also quite tasty, with Stoli Vanilla vodka, prosecco, and fresh ginger topped with a lemon wedge. Some of our all-time favorites include the Aston Martin, a great mix of cranberry vodka, pomegranate juice, and champagne, or the Spy Jolt, a mixture of iced coffee, Jameson, Baileys, and a small waffle. There are rotating specialty cocktails at SafeHouse definitely worth trying. And if you’re craving a big, refreshing salad, try the Cover Chopped Salad, with chopped romaine lettuce, garbanzo beans, tomatoes, bacon, blue cheese, blackened chicken, and coated in a white balsamic dressing.Ī post shared by SafeHouse on at 12:43pm PDT
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For starters, try the Compromised Chips and Dip, a really great take on the classic spinach and artichoke dip with housemade tortilla chips.įor your main meal, consider choosing from an extensive list of specialty burgers, sandwiches, and homestyle meals like the delicious meatloaf over mashed potatoes or an incredible plate of mac n’ cheese. Overall, the menu features an abundance of choices, like hearty salads, an extensive list of entrees, and yummy appetizers. The SafeHouse isn’t just a Cold War gimmick! In fact, the food and drinks at SafeHouse are delicious and totally would be worth trying regardless of how fun the restaurant’s atmosphere and the theme is.
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