"The tacos, another recommendation from the server, provided initial sticker shock. A whopping $45 for duck tacos and $35 for short rib barbacoa tacos. Craving some tender meat, we settled on the barbacoa tacos. A huge platter with all the fixings arrived: chimichurri, shaved red onion, baby gem lettuce and fried shallots. We opened the basket of six soft-shell tacos that were cardboard-like in texture and were the opposite of malleable. What surprised me most of all is that Kost used flour tortillas instead of the more authentic corn variety. As for the barbacoa--Heaton was asleep when they taught this technique in culinary school. The fatty, but flavourful beef was sliced into thick strips instead of tender, fall-off-the-bone shreds."