How to Cook a Wolf

Whenever J and I have an event like a birthday, anniversary, promotion etc... we go to restaurants that we haven't yet tried. Not that we don't already do that pretty regularly but we try to keep a list of restaurants that we want to try and make it a point to go to one of them for the special occasion. We are lucky to live in a city that has so many amazing restaurants and living in the city, everything is less than 10 minutes away!

We have been wanting to try How to Cook a Wolf for the longest time as we have heard such great things about the food. However, they do not take reservations and it is pretty hard to get in. Luckily, we are pretty late eaters so we waited until about 8pm and thought our chances would be pretty good to get in. We actually still had to wait about 15-20 minutes before getting seated but we didn't mind at all.

Anyways, I'll just let the pictures tell the rest of the story...

How to Cook a Wolf is a shared plates kind of place so we ordered 4 dishes (and I don't remember the correct names of them all as they have a constantly rotating menu) but we had the Prosciutto di Parma (1st Picture), Escolar, Pork Belly (2nd picture) and a pasta. If you are super hungry when you go there order 4 dishes, otherwise I think 3 dishes is enough for 2 people.

Seriously, one of the best meals that we've had and are already planning on going back!

See my other foodie posts here and here!