Today after work, I headed to the
Wrentham Premium Outlets in Wrentham to try to buy some shoes for my niece. I headed to OshKosh B'Gosh first, but they did not have much in terms of shoes. At Carter's, they had much more to choose from, but I had no idea what size would be best to get, so I ended up getting 2 different pairs of shoes in different sizes. The larger pair actually lights up when stepped on as well.
Done with my shopping for the day, I then headed to
Lafayette House in Foxborough for dinner, where I had a $50 groupon to use, as always. This place has an old fashioned feel to it, with most of the clientele being of that age too.
For the $50 I had to spend, I had my work cut out for me. I started with the French Onion Soup Gratinee
and the Oyster Lafayette, made of fresh shucked oysters smothered with mushrooms, spinach and minced shrimp bechemel sauce topped with bread crumbs and parmesan cheese, for appetizers, both of which were pretty good.
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| French Onion Soup Gratinee |
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| Oyster Lafayette |
For my entree, I decided to get the Tournados Lafayette, consisting of
grilled twin filets topped with sauteed lobster, asparagus and mushrooms in rich Cabernet Sauce, laced with Bearnaise. The combination of flavors paired the beef and the lobster really well, and it definitely improved my view of the restaurant as a whole.
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| Tournados Lafayette |
To end it all, I decided to get the Grapenut Pudding for dessert. Apparently it is a custard that is popular in New England, but I wasn't too big a fan of it.
With that, I headed home, full and happy with the purchase of shoes for my niece. Hope they fit though.
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