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bcrdukes · 11-19-2008, 02:47 AM

Places I've personally enjoyed my fondue:

Soma on Main and East 8th Ave. I don't recall but there's maybe one or two choices of fondue. I don't remember exactly but they have an excellent array of wines to choose from. A very laid-back, unpretentious atmosphere complimented by outgoing staff and a choice of tasty West Coast inspired dishes suitable for anybody's palette.

I've also tried Burgoo for fondue. They also have several choices for fondue much like Soma's however, the place gets busy. Good thing is that their menu is slightly bigger than Soma's and a lot more choices for alcohol.

11-19-2008, 02:47 AM	#3
bcrdukes RS Veteran Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Your Location Posts: 34,136 Thanked 15,684 Times in 6,637 Posts Failed 562 Times in 377 Posts	Places I've personally enjoyed my fondue: Soma on Main and East 8th Ave. I don't recall but there's maybe one or two choices of fondue. I don't remember exactly but they have an excellent array of wines to choose from. A very laid-back, unpretentious atmosphere complimented by outgoing staff and a choice of tasty West Coast inspired dishes suitable for anybody's palette. I've also tried Burgoo for fondue. They also have several choices for fondue much like Soma's however, the place gets busy. Good thing is that their menu is slightly bigger than Soma's and a lot more choices for alcohol. __________________ Stock & Noob Meet 2026 - Stay Tuned!