This place is fantastic!
Moreover, it's the first place I've dined in many months where the it truly felt like the pandemic is having no bearing on guest experience.
The staff was timely and knowledgeable. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. The menu is on the...
Read MoreThis place is fantastic!
Moreover, it's the first place I've dined in many months where the it truly felt like the pandemic is having no bearing on guest experience.
The staff was timely and knowledgeable. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. The menu is on the small side but it was a relief not to begin a dining experience with a long list of menu items that the restaurant was out of (no shade to the places who have to do this right now, I completely understand!).
One of our party had a signature cocktail that featured lemon meringue moonshine, which he enjoyed immensely. He was kind enough to allow the rest of us to sample it and we agreed it was delicious! Another of our party had a Moscow Mule, which was not on the signature cocktail menu but they obliged this request and she enjoyed it! Truth and Beauty also has an excellent beer and wine selection from which my husband and I chose our beverages: Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout for him and New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc for me!
In terms of food, we shared the wings as our appetizer for the table which was a great choice! The sauce that comes with them is delightful: I wish I could have gotten a vat of it!
My husband had the pork loin and LOVED IT--he'd cleaned his plate a mere matter of moments after it arrived. My mom and I both had burgers which were utter perfection: a runny egg on a burger is just the best thing in the world. My dad, who tends to be the pickiest one of the four of us, had the Blackened Catfish and could not say enough about how good it was. He's very sensitive to spice and our server was very professional and answered some questions for him about how spicy various dishes were and this helped him choose something that he really enjoyed a lot.
The only item that I might potentially recommend this establishment consider revising, is the font size used in the menus for the menu item descriptors. I am relatively young with relatively good eyes and even my young, good eyes had a pretty tough time reading this very small print. The menu item titles are just fine -- we can see those beautifully -- but the bit underneath where the accompaniments, sauce, and other descriptors are listed -- is rather difficult.
The environment in the dining room is quite pleasant for a number of reasons: the music was at the exact correct volume, it was very clean inside, the decor is lovely, and the restrooms feature some fun art, inclusive signs, and are of a size that make it relatively easy for a person using a mobility aid (wheelchair or otherwise) to maneuver in and out.
Pro tip: If visiting this establishment with a person who requires mobility aids (or tiny humans who require strollers), you have two options for accessible entry. You can enter from the Carroll Creek side (near Structures salon) and come up the ramp which will bring you right to the front door of the restaurant; or you may enter through the rear of the building (the door that faces the parking garage), take the elevator to floor one, exit the building (on the Carroll Creek side), Truth and Beauty will be a few doors down on your right.
Photos: The awesomely inclusive bathroom sign, the bowl of bobby pins available in the restroom (Can we get one of these everywhere please!?), and the wee gallery inside the restroom!
We can't wait to go back!
(Forgive me for not posting photos of the food, we ate it too fast!)
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