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Sunday, July 23, 2006
Lineage Restaurant Brookline
Last night we ate at Lineage Restaurant in Brookline, just across from Trader Joe's.
It was our first time trying this restaurant and we had a fun time.
The staff was great. We sat at the bar. When we arrived the temperature in the room seemed as cold as the inside of a refrigerator, but we got a couple of seats right in front of the brick oven and soon warmed up.
Lineage has a big wine list. I chose to try an Irony, Pinot Noir, but they were out of it, so they gave me a Mark West Pinot at the same price. I really liked this wine. I liked it so much in fact that after we ate, we dropped in to Trader Joe's and I bought a bottle for $8.99.
Turns out that Mark West has a little revolution going on.
For dinner, I had the Pan Roasted Halibut, and Carol had the Grilled Wild Salmon which was served with sweet 100 tomatoes and eggplant.
Both were excellent.
I was intrigued by the Butterscotch Pudding on the desseert menu, but didn't order it. Then as a surprise, our friendly bartender delivered a sample Butterscotch Pudding for us to try.
Lineage Restaurant in Brookline rates five stars in my book. We'll be back.
Christopher Herot's Weblog - Lineage review.
Boston Phoenix - Lineage Review.