Cost: Between the four of us from Thrifty Hipster, we ordered every food item on the happy hour menu. In addition to the food, each one of us had at least one of the specialty martinis and a beer. Our total bill was just over $75.00. Split between the four of us, with tip, the cost per person was $25.

Value: At the end of our meal, everyone was full to the point that no one could put down another one of W.A. Frost’s delicious French Fries. In addition to being filled with 5 star hors d’oeuvres everyone had a bit of a buzz going from the martinis, which do not skimp on the booze. While $25 may sound like more than you’d spend at a campus happy hour, (and it is) when it comes to the quality and atmosphere that comes with W.A. Frost, $25 is a steal. Keep in mind that most up-scale restaurants try to pass bite sized, nearly un-sharable plates as appetizers; W.A. Frost gave us portions that were more than fair.

Best Cocktail: Raspberry Mint Martini- The Raspberry Mint Martini is one of W.A. Frost’s specialty house infused cocktails. If you’re not particularly into a martini without any filler you might want to avoid the house infused specialties, however, these drinks pack a punch that is more than worth the $5 dollars.

Best Appetizer: Korean Barbequed Chicken Wings/ Steamed Blue Muscles- It was so difficult to decide on an appetizer to give top honors to that we had to compromise. The Chicken wings were crispy and succulent with a lime yogurt sauce that complemented the barbequed coating. The Muscles were simmering in a delicious white wine tomato sauce that was so good; it had a second life as a dip for the bread that came with our food. Both of these appetizers were outstanding and were simple enough dishes for those with a timid palate.