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Beloved eight. Radio star. What can I say? It's a long tale but Radio Star is the kid sister of Glasserie. It's not a particularly big place, perched right next to Transmitter park. And I believe the radio themed menu has a lot to do with said transmitter park, it being the birth place of public radio and all. But there's something sneaky about this place. It's not its very unique cuisine (pig cheeks anyone?) or it's esoteric wine list. It's the gigantic room in the back that sits calling, beckoning. This place is a round the clock bar with an orgy space built in!
Okay, kidding aside. The back room, called the Neptune Room, is run by Glasserie Events so this space is for private dining only. I've not eaten the banquet food for Glasserie, so cannot enlighten you dear reader, but I can say that it's reputable as I run in those circles. Radio Star the open-to-the-public space, on the other hand, I believe I've eaten the entire menu. And I would say that, similar to Glasserie, I never know what to expect but am surprised at how delicious it is.
My lack of expectation is due to my ignorance with food. However, I'm quite adept at getting drunk, and they deliver in both departments. Nonetheless, if you're in the neighborhood I'd say this place is a must see.
