Whenever I visit Mere Bulles I can expect excellent service and a comforting and clean environment with reasonably sized dining rooms to allow a more intimate dining experience. My hesitation in coming here more often is that the food has plenty of room for improvement...
Read MoreWhenever I visit Mere Bulles I can expect excellent service and a comforting and clean environment with reasonably sized dining rooms to allow a more intimate dining experience. My hesitation in coming here more often is that the food has plenty of room for improvement which should not qualify it to ask the pricing it presently does (which is not listed on their site for suspicious reasons). Granted, the food is generally very good, but sometimes it isn't and combined with the pricing it stings too much.A great example of this fault is in their seasonal Charred Octopus plate. This was something around $45 for what amounted to only two small tentacles that were quite chewy. Having had this prepared from more seasoned cooks, that crisped grilled exterior ought to be the firmest piece, with the core being tender and soft to chew. The flavor was fine, but this does not command the price. Nor does the rest of the plate which at first glance I thought it may be large scallops, but instead is just browned potato slices and some onion. This is a seasonal menu dish and it should be something the restaurant is proud of, but it was just a disappointment.Other entrees I have had were done very well, often excellent, and the only complaint I have across almost all of them is that pricing has crept up quite a lot recently, and the portion sizes are incredibly varying by dish, as if presentation on plate dictates portion first and foremost. One of their best dishes, the braised short rib, rapidly shot in price from just over $30 to nearly $50 in the last year of my visits.Also we were under the impression no regular water was available, only $7 liter bottles. This was odd.
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