

Inventive comfort foods & baked goods, served with hundreds of wine options in a hip, casual space.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 407 W Patterson Dr, Bloomington, IN 47403
Phone: (812) 340-8225
Website: https://feastoften.com/
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Reviews
We made our reservation a couple of weeks in advance, but two days before Valentine’s Day, we received a random call asking us to move our reservation to a later time. Not a great start.
We arrived on time for the Valentine’s Day special: a $60 per person three-course menu (appetizer, main, dessert). From there, things only went downhill. We waited about an hour for our appetizers and nearly two hours for our main courses. The entire restaurant was visibly frustrated, with multiple tables waiting for a long time with no food. It got so late that we ended up asking them to box our dessert to go.
The food unfortunately did not justify the wait. I ordered the charcuterie board, which was extremely underwhelming with very limited cheese and meat selection, sparse presentation, and dry bread. My partner’s beef ravioli appetizer was just average. For the main course, the dishes lacked flavor and the broccoli was overcooked and everything was drenched in butter to the point that butter was the only dominant taste.
The desserts looked pretty, but the tarte had a very thin filling, but the fruit was pretty fresh. The red velvet cupcake tasted mostly like cream cheese frosting on top of a dry cake. We also ordered a red wine that, according to the bottle, was meant to be served chilled, yet it was brought out at room temperature. For a restaurant that markets itself as having quality wine, proper storage and serving temperature should be basic.
The only bright spot of the evening was the waitstaff. They were kind, apologetic, and attentive, constantly refilling water and checking in on us even though it was only two of them covering the entire restaurant. I think they did their best in what seem like a poorly managed situation.
Overall, this experience felt like a waste of time and money, especially for a special occasion. I would not return.
During Christmas we came in for dessert employee were very nice but only desserts in the case was a couple pieces of cake and maybe one or two other desserts and the employee said because of school break was the reason for lack of desserts? I might add it was early evening we did stay and had what was available.
My whole family went to have brunch and the food took 1+ hour to come, the manager was unnecessarily aggressive when asked politely about the delay, confronted all in the most disrespectful way. The food has become bland, and they don’t have enough staff, and the only poor waiter tending the tables have to bear all the stress the new owner creates.
Very sad, but we will never give our business again to this place. Beware!!
Wine selection is exceptional.
Pork Mole was good. But not exceptional.
Brussel Sprouts were exceptional. A must try.
The Frenchman (Board) is great. The Cheese and the Marmalade was exceptional!
Soup was a Chillie and it was nothing special. Good.
Creme Brulee was okay. But it was a cheese cake. So bit disappointing.
The vibe in the place and service is well worth the visit. It’s bit crazy that a fine dining place offers different cash and card prices. (4% Surcharge) I can understand if this was a mom and pop shop!