Stepping into the beautiful colonial-style bungalow is like entering a friend's tastefully decorated home. From cosy sofa spaces to long tables for communal-style dining, this place makes a great spot for intimate dates and group gatherings.
Supposedly good for two but was more than sufficient for four. Beef cheek was cooked down to tenderness in a lip-smacking aged balsamic sauce, but still retaining its fleshy bite. The provision of dark chocolate shavings, served on the side, is sheer genius. It lent a subtle sweetness to the beefy stew, and gently balanced out the tartness of balsamic. Perfect with crusty bread.
Stepping into DW Workshop feels like you've entered into a friend's home. A beautiful restaurant-cafe set amidst the lush greenery in the Rochester neighborhood, the space oozes communal vibes and welcomes you with its generous hospitality. The food centers around group dining, with big plates and sharing portions. The Signature Braised Beef ($42, serves 2) was a delicious slow-cooked beef cheek in a sweet-tart balsamic gravy. It was a luscious treat, leveled up a notch when dark chocolate was served on the side and shaved on top of the beef, and it melted in our mouths.
