blind feeding the blind
A friend of mine ate dinner at a very unique restaurant the other night: Opaque, where the dining room is pitch black and you can't see your hand in front of your face. Or the fork in your hand in front of your face. Or your plate, or your food or your neighbor in front of your face.
He wrote a marvelous review, here is a taste of it:
"In line with the adage "less is more", San Francisco restaurant Opaque takes something away (your ability to see) to provide something more. Dining at Opaque was a scary, sexy, nauseating, intimate, primal, communal eating adventure."
You can read the full post here.
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