Tar & Roses: Andrew Kirschner's small-plates restaurant Tar & Roses is where almost everything passes through the big wood-burning oven and a line on the menu identifies the firewood of the day.
Shall we forgive the line at the bottom of the menu that reads, "Changes and modifications politely declined"?
Here, as you wait in line perusing the menu, you will hear exclamations of delight as memories are jogged.
But another, invisible line divides the menu, too.
He walked a similar line writing the menu.
Its "society shish kebab summer remix" turns out to be two sticks of meat presented at a jaunty angle, instead of in traditional parallel lines, and the rest of the menu really doesn't warrant the vertiginous prices.
Marked with a single line of text at the bottom of the menu, the seven-course drink pairing is set at $25.
To do this, tap on the three-line button again, and click on "Desktop View" found at the bottom of the menu to the right of the screen.
Its $11 tab was out of line with prices of salads on the menu ($7.50 to $8).
This is an example of the menu test.
Select the "Sound" portion of the menu.
