Steven Zobel is a classically trained French chef who spent more than a decade cooking in New York City, moved to Florida, said "no more" to corporate restaurants, and started cooking for himself. He linked up with business partners Mike Lynch and Tom Moynihan via Craigslist, and together they built a restaurant that is warm and casual — low lighting, old trinkets, and wine-crate art — and a menu that's anything but. Zobel is still showing off his hand for French fare with rich dishes like crostini topped with seared chicken livers and sweet onions braised in sherry wine ($12), but he mixes up the highbrow with the low: A chicken special comes marinated in buttermilk, deep fried, and served on top of funnel cake with powdered sugar and maple syrup. An ever-changing wine list and mystery winetasting nights curated by sommelier Lynch keep the place fun and intriguing.