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One cannot help but be drawn to the small plates listed as the Bees Knees in the center of Butcher & Bee's dinner menu. We had noticed there were some comments about the restaurant being loud, but I was able to carry on a conversation with my date without effort.Almost all of our material comes from somewhere in Appalachia. Overall, it is definitely worth the visit. Sophia had warned me that the Roast Beef would be cold (as compared to hot) - which is what I expected, but the combination of accompaniments is what makes this sandwich, and the pan doesn't disappoint. This was not your basic commercial Lamb Kebab, and once again, amazing flavors and spices! I had the Roast Beef sandwich with smoked onion jam, red peppers, miso mayo, roasted tomato, pan de cristal. Looks like they make their own Pita bread and it was so very well accomplish.

My date ordered the Lamb Kebab Pita with whipped feta, aeroponic greens, freekah, mint, dill, and chive. She was polite, well spoken, knowledgeable of the menu, and overly attentive to our needs. Sophia, by the way, is one of the best servers we have ever had. I could have taken all day trying to figure out the combination, but it will be easier to just go back and order it again. I wouldn't complain about it being dry - pretty sure that's the way it is supposed to be - that's what the Baba Ghanoush is for! The spices in the Falafel were extraordinary. Our waitress, Sophia, warned us about it being dry - apparently there are some diners who complain - but it exceeded our expectations. We started with the Falafel / baba ghanoush. Like at least one other reviewer, our GPS had us pass the place a few times before finding it.
