We ate here twice. The first was a lunch. We had just come back from a hike to little beehive and we had breakfast at the Lake Agnes Tea House (check out my review!) and so we weren't very hungry. But we decided to join my husband's parents for lunch/socializing.
Citrus & Oregano Halloumi Gyro (G) (D) (VEG) | $27
flatbread, hummus, arugula, garlic sauce, pickled peppers, mint, cucumber
-I actually hate gyro. I took a bite out of my husband's and then I made him halve it, it was so good. I told the rest of our party how good it was, so we came back the next day for dinner.
Coconut Pineapple Tres Leches (D) (G) | $16
soft coconut sponge, smoky caramelized pineapple, toasted coconut & chantilly cream
-I loooovve tropical desserts. That is why I go to Alberta, Canada. This was an interesting fusion however. The pineapple was yum and the coconut - I don't know why this isn't more common!
I also splurged a little and ordered a lavender latte. They use 1883 syrups, so I bought myself a bottle of lavender to compare at home.
Our dinner was also very good. This time I had lavender lemonade. I can't recall what others ordered other than the eggplant parmigiana. The manager and the server both worked our tables. They were both very friendly and professional.
Pan Seared Canadian Pickerel (D) (G) | $68
warm niçoise vegetables, fresh cucumber salsa, herb-crusted white fish with prosecco caviar butter
-I just remember I never had pickerel, so I wanted to try it. It was good. But not as good as the trout from the Juniper (see my other review!)
Cannelloni Bolognese (D) (G) (N) | $45
san marzano tomato, fresh basil pesto | baked with parmesan white sauce
-"It was fine"
Overall, I think I liked the gyro more.
If I had to choose between this place and the Lakeview Lounge, I would probably choose the Louiza. I like the decor more, there isn't that loud music. It has better lighting. And the food options were more interesting. read more