Five Forks Market

I have never tried the tapas thing before. Looking at the menu, the prices were higher than I would normally do, however, we tried nearly all of the "small bites" and a couple of the pizzas and street tacos, and for round two we tried almost the entire dessert menu. Simply amazing. While I am an extremely pick eater, there was not one thing I did not like. And everyone that goes here must try the salted caramel gelato. Wow. We will definitely be back here soon.

I have never tried the tapas thing before. Looking at the menu, the prices were higher than I would normally do, however, we tried nearly all of the "small bites" and a couple of the pizzas and street tacos, and for round two we tried almost the entire dessert menu. Simply amazing. While I am an extremely pick eater, there was not one thing I did not like. And everyone that goes here must try the salted caramel gelato. Wow. We will definitely be back here soon.

The food here is very good. The menu has a few staples that are always there when I visit, but they do add different items from time to time. You can choose small plates or medium plates. We had the buffalo chicken bruschetta which was mediocre. The chicken had the consistency of chicken salad, but would have been so much better as chopped or shredded chicken. The bacon wrapped dates were delicious as always. I had a small Five Forks salad and it was crunchy and delicious - not too much dressing. I also had the braised pork and dumplings (again) and I highly recommend it. It is different and the pork is very tasty.

Absolutely love this place! The food is awesome ???? The menu is wonderful ???????? I haven't seen a place like this since I lived downtown Chicago ???????? Can't wait to go back! Oh did I mention the wonderful service & knowledge of the servers ????

I've visited this little spot about half a dozen times over the last 3-4 years, most recently this fall. It's quite small so there is certainly the prospect of a wait, but I've never actually had one; I'm sure that most of their business is as an upscale wine/liquor shop, and I think they do some catering as well. Not that the restaurant is an afterthought of anything but it's just a part of the business. First things first - if you're a beer drinker like me you'll want to know that they don't have any tap beer, but they do have a well chosen little (dozen or so) selection of bottles which typically includes a Belgian or two and otherwise mostly local brews. They have a tiny little bar - 4 seats I think - and they spend some time crafting mixed drinks of their own invention, so I'm guess they do more happy hour/evening business; I've only been for lunch.