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"In a town with
many fine-dining options, the Larkspur is a refined choice
that never disappoints. The menu changes weekly, but here
are a few favorites from the winter of 2007-8: a peekytoe
crab cake appetizer with
a lobster mousseline and tarragon
oil, followed by a Liberty duck breast and confit of leg
with young turnips, niçoise olives and citron gastrique. You
can’t go wrong at the Larkspur and you can get lost in the
wine list."
--New York Times, Escapes - March 2008 |
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"An open kitchen
bustling with activity is the backdrop at Larkspur, popular
with a parka-clad crowd at lunch
and well-dressed diners in
the evening. Owner and chef Thomas Salamunovich has a talent
for blending cuisines, so the menu is filled with creative
entrées such as pumpkin seed-crusted salmon with wild
mushroom-potato ravioli and duck breast with foie gras and
duck-confit stuffing. Leave room for decadent desserts such
as warm chocolate spice cake and petite doughnuts with
chocolate and espresso sabayon."
--Fodor's |