Addison by William Bradley was one of the most delicious and impressive meals I've ever had and I'm so thankful to share the experience with my brother Don, who is the one who really got me into the appreciation of the culinary arts. Every course was sublime with creative and unique flavors and textures all combining into an incredible experience definitely worthy of their Michelin 3 stars. The service was also excellent with knowledgeable and passionate staff expertly explaining each bite and drop of wine all while gracefully placing each dish in a mini grastromic ballet.

The menu was

Ponche

Warm Flavors of Mexico

Delicacy

Shigoku Oyster, Strawberry, Rose Apple, Dill

Prelude

Bluefin Nigiri >>

Sage Hill Ranch Garden Greens

Chicken Liver Churro, Bitter Chocolate

Seasonal Selections

Sake Cured Kanpachi, Pear, Ginger, Sake Sorbet

Shellfish Chawanmushi, Broccoli, Bok Choy, Celtuce

N25 Reserve Caviar, Koshihikari Rice, Smoked Sabayon, Sesame

Steamed Amadai, "Onions", Salted Cashews

Barbecue Shima Aji, Sweet and Sour Turnip, Scallions

Sourdough Bread, Goat's Milk, Browned Honey Butter

Kombu Dashi, Lengua, Seaweeds, Charred Scallions

Olive Wagyu, Yuzu Kosho, Kinuta Maki

Sweet Treats

Yuzu Custard, Green Kiwi, Ceremonial Matcha

Berry-Beet Tartelette, Verjus, Vanilla

Everything Lemon

Confections

Ginger Tart, Koji, Coffee, Miso Caramel

Sweet Dreams

Champurrado, Bitter Orange, Candied Coriander

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