$25 for $50 Worth of Gourmet Steak, Seafood, and Pasta at Oakland Hall Inn
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Angus Reserve steaks in house-blend spice rub; more than 200 wines
Eating together, like being buried up to your necks in the same cube of concrete, keeps families together. Build a solid foundation with this Groupon.
$25 for $50 Worth of Gourmet Steak, Seafood, and Pasta
Dinner entrees include a 16-ounce Angus Reserve rib-eye steak in a house-blend spice rub ($37), lobster agnolotti in a tomato-cream sauce ($27), and honey-roasted duck in a strawberry-and-grappa reduction ($32). Specials featuring seasonal ingredients also make daily appearances. See the full lunch and dinner menus.
Oakland Hall Inn
In 1828, Reuben Burr sold his property to a family of wealthy carriage makers, the Cosfords, who christened their new home with the name Oakland Hall. More than 170 years and several owners, purposes, and names later, Tom and Irene Ntoulas transformed Burr's homestead into the Oakland Hall Inn, a fine-dining restaurant whose history complements its classic, upscale food. Chef Charyk plucks flavour and inspiration from the herb garden behind the inn, culls Ontario-sourced veggies and lamb, and brings in specialty cheeses, venison, quail, and perfect French pronunciation from Quebec. He aims to surprise his guests with flavours they've never tried, and more than 200 Old and New World wines ensure that each new experience is expertly paired with a delightful vintage.
Angus Reserve steaks in house-blend spice rub; more than 200 wines
Eating together, like being buried up to your necks in the same cube of concrete, keeps families together. Build a solid foundation with this Groupon.
$25 for $50 Worth of Gourmet Steak, Seafood, and Pasta
Dinner entrees include a 16-ounce Angus Reserve rib-eye steak in a house-blend spice rub ($37), lobster agnolotti in a tomato-cream sauce ($27), and honey-roasted duck in a strawberry-and-grappa reduction ($32). Specials featuring seasonal ingredients also make daily appearances. See the full lunch and dinner menus.
Oakland Hall Inn
In 1828, Reuben Burr sold his property to a family of wealthy carriage makers, the Cosfords, who christened their new home with the name Oakland Hall. More than 170 years and several owners, purposes, and names later, Tom and Irene Ntoulas transformed Burr's homestead into the Oakland Hall Inn, a fine-dining restaurant whose history complements its classic, upscale food. Chef Charyk plucks flavour and inspiration from the herb garden behind the inn, culls Ontario-sourced veggies and lamb, and brings in specialty cheeses, venison, quail, and perfect French pronunciation from Quebec. He aims to surprise his guests with flavours they've never tried, and more than 200 Old and New World wines ensure that each new experience is expertly paired with a delightful vintage.
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