if there are other BYOW restos that offer tasting menus as well. I am thinking along the lines of La Colombe, Le P’tit Plateau and places like that. Any suggestions? ETA: I should say that I am interested in Montreal-area... (0 replies, last updated by robvh August 14, 2008)

what other places are offering tasting menus?? let me know—thanks o btw i had fresh grated wasabi, kobe and lobster last night :-) (3 replies, last updated by jaydreb July 28, 2008)

Quirkiest might not be the best way to describe it, but for a different angle on tasting menus I would suggest Restaurant 561. http://561restaurant.com/ (3 replies, last updated by bulavinaka September 15, 2008)

these are obviously different types of restaurants the comparison of their tasting menus raised some questions in my mind. First Alex. The tasting menu is well-known to me. I’ve had it 3 times. It is obvious that they follow... (0 replies, last updated by climberdoc April 8, 2008)

I have been recently converted to experimenting with tasting menus after a heavenly (and reasonably priced!) experience at Po. Can anyone recommend other restaurants whose tasting menus are reliably worth it and won’t send... (0 replies, last updated by missy July 2, 2002)

There are many (many, many!) restaurants in toronto that feature tasting menus. Maybe you can provide a few more details on your “limits” & “preferences”. The Splendido comment gave us a hint at your limit,... (7 replies, last updated by robb December 3, 2007)

We’ll be in NYC in early Dec and one night I’m going to try to get into Babbo, possibly the Thursday night. We really don’t see a lot of tasting menus here in LA (Lower Alabama), so I’m soliciting some... (2 replies, last updated by Sean Dell October 26, 2006)

We’re looking for a not-too-expensive restaurant with a tasting menu, preferably with a wine pairing with each course. Have already been to Po and Mono, and loved them both. (0 replies, last updated by Kelli June 8, 2000)

Can anyone recommend fine dining restaurants with tasting menus other than Susur, Perigee, and Avalon? Thanks. (3 replies, last updated by Cam December 14, 2005)

PO allows individual tasting menus. And the best part of that is that if everyone orders a tasting menu, you could try most of the menu. yum. (2 replies, last updated by Cathy F May 9, 2000)

I’ll be in NYC (Manhattan) from June 1-4 and at least once would like a great "tasting menu" meal. I’m a very adventurous eater and like almost all types of “cuisines”. One of my favorite meals was the... (5 replies, last updated by Dave Feldman May 28, 2006)

Even though it is regarded as a “blow-a-wad-so-you-can-say-you've-been-there” sort of place, Avenues has four price ranges of tasting menus, starting at 3 courses for $75 per person. That doesn’t include wine,... (6 replies, last updated by David June 8, 2006)

I am looking for a recommendation for a tasting menu where I do not need to see or be seen by anyone. I have a budget of $150-$200 for two before wine. In NYC, Boroughs, or Jersey (1 reply, last updated by Jacques Gautier March 22, 2002)

Having learned about tasting menus (and so many other things) from this site, which place has the best tasting menu? Prix-fixe menus also? (6 replies, last updated by liubird March 18, 2004)

I want to treat my Mom to tasting menu ideally with wine pairings and have narrowed choices to Blue Hill,Daniel,Bouley or Jean Georges. Can anyone help with a final decision and why they feel that way. Thanks (3 replies, last updated by Lucia April 21, 2005)