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Trevese
115 N Santa Cruz Ave Los Gatos, CA (408) 354-5551 reserve online http://www.trevese.comNo hours added yet.
Trevese is a Californian, American, and European restaurant where most Menuism users came for fun with friends, paid more than $50, and tipped more than 18%.
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From the Restaurant
Trevese is a showcase for Modern American cuisine in the heart of Los Gatos. Drawing inspiration from Europe, Asia and California, chef and owner Michael Miller creates authentic, refined and artistic cuisine, filling his palette with the bright colors and flavors of a seasonal, sustainable and largely organic product. Thoughtful service, a relaxed and warm ambiance, compelling wines and a creative menu are drawing rave reviews and loyal guests from throughout the Bay Area. One might be drawn to the sugar pie pumpkin bisque, the crispy duck with bacon corn bread and pear jam, or perhaps the tasting menu with a vegetarian option. Desserts at Trevese are an art form, often surprising with their delicious ingenuity and unique flavor pairings. The dining room offers seating for large and small parties and the Lounge features a complete bar menu. Beginning Sunday, March 23, Trevese will offer Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m
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I went here for my birthday. The duck was very good. The ...
I went here for my birthday. The duck was very good. The service was good. The place looks like a house, not a restaurant. The main dishes were a bit high about 20 USD. I won’t give it a 5 star, because the food was good and atmosphere was good, but it wasn’t spectacular.
Suffering from foam addiction
I’m as eager as the next person to try a familiar flavor in a different texture, like the foams and gelees and granites, but I don’t think they need to be on every dish. I suppose it must be fun for the chef to make the new and exciting things, instead of turning out the same perfectly braised pork or broiled steak day in and day out. I understand the desire to spread one’s creative wings. But sometimes, the result is not always a magnificent success.
Our waiter was curiously eager to share information with us about the dishes we ordered, and disappeared at other times for much too long.
The desserts were definitely the most cutting-edge in terms of the flavors that they were marrying; however, that’s not to say that everything that can be married should be. Each dessert that we ordered had between 3-5 different parts. These were evidence that the whole is not greater than the sum of its parts.
it’s clear that those in the kitchen at Trevese know what they’re doing, but sometimes it seems as though they’re trying to do too much. Blame it on the ghost that’s said to haunt the old house in which Trevese is now located.
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Crispy Duck
With Sweet potato “french fries”, kumquat marmalade and pea tendrils with opal basil
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Broiled 5 star Mashima New York Steak
With potato souffle, abalone cap mushroom, summer vegetables.
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Lemonade ravioli
With a lemongrass chaser. Bizarre. This dessert was just bizarre. It had foam, cream, tangy lemon flavors. They threw everything at us on one plate, and it didn’t mesh well.
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Seared sea scallops
With mirin, cold soba noodle and seaweed salad. Scallops were expertly cooked, and flavors were good, but I was expecting more of a punch.
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BBQ Foie Gras
With saba granite and date tart. Preparations like this make me sad about the impending foie ban. Perhaps we could change the ban to be only against restaurants who can’t prepare foie properly? Heavenly
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Skookum oysters
With bloody mary granite and salmon malossol caviar. I usually don’t like dressing up my oysters, but the outfit chosen was perfect.
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Two soups of yellow corn
The first soup tasted like that cold Chinese lotus seed dessert, which is to say, underwhelming. The bisque, however, captured the essence of the sweetest corn and was wonderful.
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Suckling pig
With crisp gnocchi, broccolini, and Maderia cinnamon sauce. Pig was tender and juicy, but gnocchi had an offputting texture.
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Mer Rouge
Shellfish and black cod braised in marsala tomato broth. I loved the broth. I loved the shellfish and the black cod. The problem is that together, the broth overpowered the delicate flavors of the seafood. In particular, the black cod’s sweetness and fatty texture were subsumed by the thickness of the broth.
- I came here for
- fun with friends
- My meal cost
- more than $50
- I tipped
- more than 18%
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