Now, it's said, God is happiest when his children are at play.
I wouldn't know about that.
But Culinary Dropout is where the rest of us come to play.
I would say that some of Fox's other Concepts need more time on the drawling board, but Dropout is a judgement free zone of piercings and tattoos and Burts Bee's Beard Wax and skinny jeans.
Where statements of individualities are clash and blur like Saragossa sea of trends.
All ironies forgiven.
But I like it here.
And why not, their menu is an unapologetic assortment of Gutsronomy / Fusion ' esque recipes pulled from other tried and true places not here.
This place has just that right sort of atmosphere that allows you to eat well and socialize with music provided but not to disrupt the luxuries of either.
It's good for families or just a night out with the babysitter. ------ take that however you want to. :-)
And they have games for drunks. It's like if your frat house decided to open up a restaurant.
And that's not terrible. The path of least resistance has lead to more then a few comfortable seats here.
I give them great credit for that, they are comfortable.
I don't know where this old-is-new trend in restaurants came from--you know, where the sit you in Circa 1940's hardwood, Boarding School, desktop chairs--but if I wanted my ass to go numb, I would've purchased 2 Groupons for that "Discount Dominatrix".
. . . Aaand.
And... that's all I have to say about that -- Forrest Gump.