Sacred Beast Diner OTR

We tried the $50 Sacred Beast prix fixe menu, and it was an incredible value! It included an appetizer, salad, entrée, dessert, plus we added the $16 wine pairing, which came with a glass of house white and a glass of house red. Both wines complemented the meal perfectly. We started with the Black Truffle Risotto Balls, and they were outstanding—crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, with a rich truffle flavor that made them the perfect way to begin the meal. For the salad, we chose the wedge salad, which was fresh, crisp, and generously dressed. For the entrée, we went with the Dirty French Burger, and it did not disappoint. It was juicy, flavorful, and easily one of the best burgers we’ve had. The grand finale was the chocolate pudding with pistachios. It was absolutely amazing—rich, silky, and perfectly balanced. We were talking about it long after we finished. Sacred Beast knocked it out of the park with this menu. Every course was thoughtfully prepared, the wine pairing was a great addition just for $16.

Went here for brunch on a Sunday. Sat outside which was preferred by us anyway. The atmosphere in and out is nice. We got the plate with the lemon ricotta pancakes. They were probably the highlight of the meal. Nice lemon flavor and fluffy. The scrambled eggs were fine and the pork belly was fine too. We also got the neck bone gravy which I did not care for. The dish was very rich but a small amount of food. A few squares of greasy hash browns, the kind you buy frozen in store but just more dense and cubed. Then the so called gravy to me was non existent, just some spoonfulls of straight up clear liquid fat. The chicken was perhaps 2 Oz of scraps of dark meat chicken, seemingly from the Neckbone. On top of this was a sunny side up egg which was fine. $18 for 2 Oz of chicken shreds, some potatoes, and an egg and fat seemed way high to me for a small amount of meal. I was expecting maybe a thicker textured creamy gravy at least instead of just pure duck fat or whatever it was. Cup of black coffee was $5 which was also kind of high for just black diner coffee.