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In a restaurant in downtown Milton, the beef Tower is a treat you don't often see.
Now, for those of you who have "adventure" flavors at level 3 restaurants and bars, there is an option, which takes over a previous business in 243 Main StE.
Level 3 executive chef James Robertson told Milton champion his favorite product, "This is a French classic," explaining that chopped Angus beef was raw with egg yolks and truffles on it
Served with bread and potato chips, it gives it another flavor.
"This is a simple ingredient for elegant presentation," he said . ".
In addition to appetizers, there are many more places to explore in the restaurant menu.
The casual gourmet restaurant serves "global cuisine" from red Thai curry and butter chicken to pork chops and tenderloin steaks.
Lunch and dinner are served daily every week. “(It’s)
Everything is a little . . . . . . I try to be seasonal and local.
"If it grows together, it will grow together," said 18 years of experienced chefs . ".
Manager Samantha McDougall, who lives in a historic building built as a post office in 1914, understands the importance of retaining the rustic style of the place.
"This is part of the building . . . . . . It gives it a lot of charm.
Said Tusk.
At the same time, a lot of work has been done to improve its atmosphere, including re-sanding and re-
Stain the floor of the restaurant and repaint most of the Interior
This is something the team had to do a few weeks outside of "deep cleaning" before opening earlier this month.
Our goal is to make 3 floors a welcome place for diners of all ages.
"A lot of people say it's a very comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.
Very attractive and warm.
McDougall said: "The music is not chaotic . . . . . . You can sit down and enjoy yourself, laugh and have fun . " He was excited about some finishing touches at the restaurant.
For general manager Steve Latimer, opening the third floor is a "dream come true ".
"There has been a long way to go since we first started," he said . ".
"We are trying to make it look good.
Although he lives in Hamilton, Latimer.
People who have a strong interest in handmade cocktails-
I worked in Milton these years.
"I have always loved Milton," he said . "
Having worked in this industry for about 15 years, Latimer knows the challenges often faced in running a restaurant.
"To do this, you have to enjoy the industry," he said . ".
"We are passionate about it --
Let people come in, meet their needs, serve them and have fun.
McDougall has the same view.
"If you have the passion to do it, the rest will come," she said . " She added that they wanted customers to be satisfied with the food, service and "everything. . .
The whole package.
The third floor restaurant and bar, which opened in Milton this month, have fine dishes, including this beet salad.
Wesleyan diary/Metro Station @ tier3restaurantandbar _ # beetsalad # tastesofmiltonA release shared Ryton (@insidehalton)
At 3: 15 p. m. on April 22, 2019, PDTBeef tartar is not often seen in downtown Milton restaurants.
Now, for those of you who have "adventure" flavors at level 3 restaurants and bars, there is an option, which takes over a previous business in 243 Main StE.
Level 3 executive chef James Robertson told Milton champion his favorite product, "This is a French classic," explaining that chopped Angus beef was raw with egg yolks and truffles on it
Served with bread and potato chips, it gives it another flavor.
"This is a simple ingredient for elegant presentation," he said . ".
In addition to appetizers, there are many more places to explore in the restaurant menu.
The casual gourmet restaurant serves "global cuisine" from red Thai curry and butter chicken to pork chops and tenderloin steaks.
Lunch and dinner are served daily every week. “(It’s)
Everything is a little . . . . . . I try to be seasonal and local.
"If it grows together, it will grow together," said 18 years of experienced chefs . ".
Manager Samantha McDougall, who lives in a historic building built as a post office in 1914, understands the importance of retaining the rustic style of the place.
"This is part of the building . . . . . . It gives it a lot of charm.
Said Tusk.
At the same time, a lot of work has been done to improve its atmosphere, including re-sanding and re-
Stain the floor of the restaurant and repaint most of the Interior
This is something the team had to do a few weeks outside of "deep cleaning" before opening earlier this month.
Our goal is to make 3 floors a welcome place for diners of all ages.
"A lot of people say it's a very comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.
Very attractive and warm.
McDougall said: "The music is not chaotic . . . . . . You can sit down and enjoy yourself, laugh and have fun . " He was excited about some finishing touches at the restaurant.
For general manager Steve Latimer, opening the third floor is a "dream come true ".
"There has been a long way to go since we first started," he said . ".
"We are trying to make it look good.
Although he lives in Hamilton, Latimer.
People who have a strong interest in handmade cocktails-
I worked in Milton these years.
"I have always loved Milton," he said . "
Having worked in this industry for about 15 years, Latimer knows the challenges often faced in running a restaurant.
"To do this, you have to enjoy the industry," he said . ".
"We are passionate about it --
Let people come in, meet their needs, serve them and have fun.
McDougall has the same view.
"If you have the passion to do it, the rest will come," she said . " She added that they wanted customers to be satisfied with the food, service and "everything. . .
The whole package.
The third floor restaurant and bar, which opened in Milton this month, have fine dishes, including this beet salad.
Wesleyan diary/Metro Station @ tier3restaurantandbar _ # beetsalad # tastesofmiltonA release shared Ryton (@insidehalton)
At 3: 15 p. m. on April 22, 2019, PDTBeef tartar is not often seen in downtown Milton restaurants.
Now, for those of you who have "adventure" flavors at level 3 restaurants and bars, there is an option, which takes over a previous business in 243 Main StE.
Level 3 executive chef James Robertson told Milton champion his favorite product, "This is a French classic," explaining that chopped Angus beef was raw with egg yolks and truffles on it
Served with bread and potato chips, it gives it another flavor.
"This is a simple ingredient for elegant presentation," he said . ".
In addition to appetizers, there are many more places to explore in the restaurant menu.
The casual gourmet restaurant serves "global cuisine" from red Thai curry and butter chicken to pork chops and tenderloin steaks.
Lunch and dinner are served daily every week. “(It’s)
Everything is a little . . . . . . I try to be seasonal and local.
"If it grows together, it will grow together," said 18 years of experienced chefs . ".
Manager Samantha McDougall, who lives in a historic building built as a post office in 1914, understands the importance of retaining the rustic style of the place.
"This is part of the building . . . . . . It gives it a lot of charm.
Said Tusk.
At the same time, a lot of work has been done to improve its atmosphere, including re-sanding and re-
Stain the floor of the restaurant and repaint most of the Interior
This is something the team had to do a few weeks outside of "deep cleaning" before opening earlier this month.
Our goal is to make 3 floors a welcome place for diners of all ages.
"A lot of people say it's a very comfortable, relaxed atmosphere.
Very attractive and warm.
McDougall said: "The music is not chaotic . . . . . . You can sit down and enjoy yourself, laugh and have fun . " He was excited about some finishing touches at the restaurant.
For general manager Steve Latimer, opening the third floor is a "dream come true ".
"There has been a long way to go since we first started," he said . ".
"We are trying to make it look good.
Although he lives in Hamilton, Latimer.
People who have a strong interest in handmade cocktails-
I worked in Milton these years.
"I have always loved Milton," he said . "
Having worked in this industry for about 15 years, Latimer knows the challenges often faced in running a restaurant.
"To do this, you have to enjoy the industry," he said . ".
"We are passionate about it --
Let people come in, meet their needs, serve them and have fun.
McDougall has the same view.
"If you have the passion to do it, the rest will come," she said . " She added that they wanted customers to be satisfied with the food, service and "everything. . .
The whole package.
The third floor restaurant and bar, which opened in Milton this month, have fine dishes, including this beet salad.
Wesleyan diary/Metro Station @ tier3restaurantandbar _ # beetsalad # tastesofmiltonA release shared Ryton (@insidehalton)