I'll keep this short. Food Dance. Go there. Order anything off the breakfast menu that come with the CHICKEN APPLE SAUSAGES. Just do it. They are soooooo good. And as much as I tried so very hard to order something just different so that I could actually have relevant commentary on our dining experience... I couldn't do it. Seriously people, chicken apple sausages. Like a foodie's crack.
We went to food dance yet again to show off the wonderful city of Kalamazoo's offerings for Kate's foodie friend, Brandelyn (did I spell that right Kate?). I think we showed her a good time.
five golden forks out of five!
Kate: Two farm fresh eggs with sausage, potatoes, and an herb and cheese scone (not to mention Mimosas)
Now, I should mention that Brandlyn (so close, Kristin) was my cuisine buddy in my former city. Once a week, we would dine together and de-stress from the week. Our experiences were not nearly as formal (funny, aren't I?) and there was no "list". In fact, other than a few times, we ate at the same 5-7 restaurants the whole time. Not that we weren't adventurous, its just that we found things that we REALLY liked (Oh, Vino Vino...how I miss you!). So, when I heard that she was coming to Kalamazoo for an afternoon, I knew I needed to WOW her with a culinary experience. Where else would you turn for that type of experience than Food Dance?
I knew that I needed to try to aforementioned chicken and apple sausages, so I sought a menu item that included a breakfast meat. And, when Brandlyn ordered and I heard "herb and cheese scone" I KNEW I needed to try one. That lead me to this dish. Nothing fancy, but amazing flavors. I just can't say enough how impressed I am with everything that I have had from this place. And, this was no exception.
The Mimosas deserve special mention. So, it was a Sunday afternoon. Right? Brandlyn was here, so, slightly special occasion. Naturally, that leads us to mimosas. They have three different flavors, regular orange, mango and pomegranate. I gave the mango a try, and it was yummy, but round two was a good, old fashioned mimosa, and it was delish! If you ever have an excuse to order one, DO IT!
Now, I should mention that Brandlyn (so close, Kristin) was my cuisine buddy in my former city. Once a week, we would dine together and de-stress from the week. Our experiences were not nearly as formal (funny, aren't I?) and there was no "list". In fact, other than a few times, we ate at the same 5-7 restaurants the whole time. Not that we weren't adventurous, its just that we found things that we REALLY liked (Oh, Vino Vino...how I miss you!). So, when I heard that she was coming to Kalamazoo for an afternoon, I knew I needed to WOW her with a culinary experience. Where else would you turn for that type of experience than Food Dance?
I knew that I needed to try to aforementioned chicken and apple sausages, so I sought a menu item that included a breakfast meat. And, when Brandlyn ordered and I heard "herb and cheese scone" I KNEW I needed to try one. That lead me to this dish. Nothing fancy, but amazing flavors. I just can't say enough how impressed I am with everything that I have had from this place. And, this was no exception.
The Mimosas deserve special mention. So, it was a Sunday afternoon. Right? Brandlyn was here, so, slightly special occasion. Naturally, that leads us to mimosas. They have three different flavors, regular orange, mango and pomegranate. I gave the mango a try, and it was yummy, but round two was a good, old fashioned mimosa, and it was delish! If you ever have an excuse to order one, DO IT!
five golden forks out of five!
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