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| - I went here for brunch and I thought Wicked Spoon had a wide selection of foods to choose from. They had pancakes, pecan waffles, eggs (scrambled, omeletes, and benedicts), sausages (links and patties), bacon, and hash browns to name a few.
For lunch items they had a wide selection as well, but what was really different were the Korean short ribs (kalbi). I read previous reviews and I got excited to try these because I do not see these anywhere but at a Korean buffet. Sadly, the Korean short ribs were far from great and were also pretty salty. However, the other selections of lunch foods were decent, but nothing spectacular.
On the plus side, Wicked Spoon offered a wide selection of desserts as well. I tried almost all the pastries and they were all great! My favorites were the mini chocolate filled cones and the chocolate dipped strawberries. I also tried the Strawberry Balsamic gelato. It sounded interesting and it didn't taste too bad either.
Overall, the Wicked Spoon was enjoyable and pricing is relatively inexpensive ($22/person during brunch). I'd recommend trying it at least once if you haven't gone before. I wouldn't say I wouldn't come here again, but let's just say it's not on the top of my list.
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