“The porky soups that toppled Chang were no doubt spectacular. But there

“The porky soups that toppled Chang were no doubt spectacular. But there is a limit to how much richness a body can politely process, and diners at The Coterie Room are at risk of hurtling toward it.” Read the rest of Hanna Raskin’s review here.Photos by Joshua HustonPublished on November 14, 2011

Poutine

Poutine

King crab

King crab

Rib eye

Rib eye

Chef Quinton Stewart platting up the pork shoulder.

Chef Quinton Stewart platting up the pork shoulder.

Pork shoulder

Pork shoulder

Fried chicken

Fried chicken

The bar.

The bar.

There appear to be many well-to-do diners at The Coterie Room but perhaps everyone looks wealthier by the light of a drop-crystal chandelier.

There appear to be many well-to-do diners at The Coterie Room but perhaps everyone looks wealthier by the light of a drop-crystal chandelier.

Owner and Chef, Brian McCracken.

Owner and Chef, Brian McCracken.

Owners, Brian McCracken and Dana Tough, take a moment to pose for a photo during a dinner rush.

Owners, Brian McCracken and Dana Tough, take a moment to pose for a photo during a dinner rush.

Local band, MillionaireaE™s Club, entertains diners at Coterie every Thursday night, with songs from the '20s and '30s.

Local band, MillionaireaE™s Club, entertains diners at Coterie every Thursday night, with songs from the ’20s and ’30s.