Excellent | Worth a Detour
Chef Point Bar & Restaurant
Review by: Roadfood Team
What should I eat at Chef Point Bar & Restaurant?
Don’t miss the Duck A L’Orange! We wanted to give it a try and it did not disappoint. Since we have been back, we have a hard time trying anything else.
The duck is slow-cooked with the skin on, and is then deboned and served atop a bowl of angel hair pasta, covered in Chef Franson’s tangy orange sauce with black pepper corns, and accompanied by a thick slice of toasted, buttered Italian bread. Other specialties include chicken and waffles, $40+ steaks, and bread pudding with hot cognac sauce.
Chef Point Bar & Restaurant was, originally, a Conoco station with a small kitchen and a handful of tables toward the far end of the building. Now the restaurant portion of the building consumes about two-thirds of the interior space, and they’ve been forced to add parking.
Gas station food par excellence, hardly your typical convenience store fare!
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Price | $$ |
Seasons | All |
Meals Served | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert |
Credit Cards Accepted | Yes |
Alcohol Served | No |
Outdoor Seating | No |
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