Los Angeles Times
The Review: Inn of the Seventh Ray
S. Irene Virbila
"Loch Duarte salmon is slow-cooked, the better to show off its velvety texture and subtle flavor. Vadouvan (an Indian spice mixture) adds a mysterious note to the smashed potatoes underneath. And that sous-vide chicken? It's rubbed with achiote essence and browned at the end. Inside, the chicken is moist as can be and served with a soft, creamy polenta, baby turnips and beets, sometimes a few ramps or garlic scapes."
"The mood is deeply relaxed, a place to linger over dinner with friends. According to the printed story of the Inn, 'We want you to rest unhurried and partake of the angelic vibrations of the violet ray.' Count me in."