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Sunday, June 26, 2011
Napa River Grill
I had the advantage of visiting Napa River Grill in the quaint Westport Village Shops. The atmosphere was relaxing, and the lighting was perfect as I looked over a very varied menu selection. I could choose from their famous salads, made with local ingredients, or amazing seafood and homemade pasta selections. The Baked Squash Ratatouille sounded to die for: spaghetti squash, stuffed with roasted vegetables and a zesty tomato sauce, with Parmesan cheese, grilled tomato, and a balsamic reduction. However, being that this was my first visit, I decided on their 'Custom Combinations', where I could choose any two items, from a list of half sandwiches, soups, or salads for only $8.95. They also offer three for only $10.95. I chose the Mozzarella and Tomato Panini and California Spinach Salad, as I have been on a Mozzarella and tomato in olive oil kick. It was beyond words, as it topped the number one spot on my Panini List. The large slices of fresh Mozzarella really complimented the juicy homegrown-tasting tomatoes, and the bread was grilled to perfection. It came with a side of Chef Dave's Slaw, which really surprised me, with julienne-style cabbage, a creamy sweet dressing, plump raisins, and crisp-diced apples.
And if you are a sweet cornbread-lover, you have got to try The Grill, as they serve fresh-cooked sweet cornbread in small cast-iron skillets, like grandma used to do, so book your reservations now, by calling (502)-423-5822, or swing on over to their website, where you can view their savory menu at http://www.napariverlouisville.com/.
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