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| - I've wanted to go to this restaurant for a while, ever since going to its sister restaurant, Lolita. Lola is significantly more pretentious and lacking in parking. It's tucked in a little street, so a little walking will likely be necessary. Service was... interesting. Not bad. Just a little off. It could have been because I was eating alone and wearing jeans, so if that's your thing, as it is mine, prepare for vague discomfort.
The food itself is worth the vaguely off-putting service. I had the salmon, which they somehow managed to make crispy, while still being moist and tender. Consider my mind blown. Like... it was delicious. I'm still thinking about it and can't figure it out. The soup was also unexpected and delicious. It was a seasonal corn and lobster concoction and was the perfect blend of crunchy and smooth and sweet and salty. Sigh. Delicious. The potato side dish, however. Just potatoes. Worthy of skipping. Unlike dessert. Which should not be skipped.
Solid 4.5, though again, may be improved by conforming to what they think you should be.
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