Bon Bon has been in this location for 6 years, a medium sized place with a cozy fun vibe.  There are 6 counter seats where the chef interacts with guests but all the tables have good site lines to the open kitchen.  Soft jazz music plays in the background and lighting is low.  The convivial atmosphere is demonstrated with the whimsical sheep purse stools, which separate the seats at the bar and watch over the room.  Service is very friendly and good English is spoken.  Tables are well spaced and the lower ceiling with dampening tiles keeps the noise at a good level and your table conversation private.  Each table is placed on its own rug and you can’t help but notice the large painted white tree branch that extends into the back portion of the dining room.  They offer a la carte as well as a 5 or 7 course surprise tasting menu.  Wine pairings are available as well as an optional cheese course.  We chose the 7 course tasting menu and ordered our own bottles of wine.   Continue reading →