
We Are a Non-Chain Restaurant. The Cork 1794 continues to set the standard for outstanding cuisine, comfort and service. Named Erie’s choice for Best New Restaurant in 2019, The Cork offers a setting and menu to match your mood. The spacious, heated outdoor patio has quickly become a favorite gathering spot while the cozy clock room and private dining spaces provide a more intimate experience for special events. The bar is the perfect place to unwind – either with a craft cocktail or a glass of wine from the expansive selection displayed nearby in the cruvinets. Each plate is beautifully crafted to make the most of flavor, freshness and ingredients – whether you’re craving something from land, sea or field. Don’t miss daily and seas
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Address: 900 W Erie Plaza Dr, Erie, PA 16505
Phone: (814) 651-0332
Website: http://www.cork1794.com/
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rich and perfectly seasoned. Although a bit light on the aioli and heavy on the onions for my taste, the delicious burger featured tangy pickles and iceberg lettuce (because really, you want that sweet crunch). Fries were crisply amazing, darn it—I ate every one. Creme brûlée flecked with vanilla bean provided a lovely finish. Great service by Gideon, even the music was good. Couldn’t ask for more.
Though I still miss the American steak house who just filled bankruptcy in March. They are better in dry aged flavor, less juicy, just dry and decent like my favorite restaurant in Philly Barclay prime. But since it is no more. Cork is my favorite now. Lol
I don’t think I would visit here very often though. They have a bigger portion than Americans. It can more than 1000 calories, a truly luxury to me. I need to diet first and come to enjoy.
They forget to bring a pen for tips. But I will comeback I would tip for sure. But please remember it, cuz some folks may just skip it.
Last thing, I think $100 is a little expensive for a lunch. Hopefully they would also offer lunch steak like American do. I am good with $50-60 a lunch meal. If they do, I would come like 2-3 times a week.
But they are good. Thanks.
Now I need to do some exercises trying to lose this extra calories.
Love this place, they do not forbid me to dine in as I never dress up. . Jansport, sneakers and a tablet, I am that type of weirdo among all folks who wear heels and suits. Love their Delmonico and ribeye. Hopefully Cork would do Doordash soon, I would immediately order from cork instead of the firebird. (They price pretty much the same, $50 for a good lunch is acceptable, and a good reason to spend extra hours in gym. )
Visit again and love their cow boy series and stiletto cocktail. Fortunately they no longer ask me for ID. Yep, I am an old sport. A 30yrs old man. Hah
We had reservations and were immediately seated. It took a moment for the server to come but when she did she was friendly and professional. The menu was relatively small but contained a lot of detail. Prices were high, $35-45 for most entrees. We selected a variety of items, jambalaya, scallops, burgers. Having a Kids Menu was a nice touch. We had two young people 10 & 6with us and they were comfortable and welcomed. The touch screen devices to keep kids occupied were a great idea.
The food came in short order and at first glance the portion seemed small. But the dishes were deep and the portion was very good. My jambalaya was excellent. Flavorful with lots of chicken, sausage and shrimp. The scallops got rave reviews.
We didn’t see much of the servers. No refills, bread or dinner rolls offered.
One detail that I really liked was the heavy, substantial flatware. No hollow pressed junk. This was substantial which added gravitas to the meal.
We really enjoyed the meal. And given the tab, that is a good thing. I would jump at the opportunity to go back to The Cork as long as I can convince someone else to pickup the tab.