I came back to BM for a friends B-day celebration.\n\nIt was a party of 8 or so people. My gripe is the price points for the quality.\n\nNow before you call me a \""chincy Pittsburgher\"", I have ate and drank in many fine establishments from NYC to Chi town to New Orleans and every where in between. \n\nBM is good per se, but its quickly becoming Ibiza-esque in that its over priced tapas that is trying to capitalize on the unique trend of small plates and \""craft\"" cocktails. \n\nI ordered one whiskey concoction, one glass of wine and some bacon wrapped dates. My girlfriend ordered an amaretto sour, and a gin concoction.\n\nThe Amaretto sour was about the only drink that was unique and delicious. The rest were really just so-so. Bacon wrapped dates, as always, are delcious. They had a miniscule amount of manchego cheese, however.\n\nThis brings me to my issue. Bacon wrapped dates are 10 dollars. With the sparse amount of Manchego, they are probably better suited to a price point of 6. \n\nThe cocktails for the most part were mediocre and priced at 10-12 dollars. The Ameretto Sour was the only place close to that. Try an 8 dollar price point.\n\nI can get better Tapas and Drinks for a much more reasonable price at Tamari. Better yet, try the Headkeeper in Greensburg, where I went the next day. Granted, its a suburb, but everything there is impeccable for similar prices to BM, with larger portions.\n\nI wonder how many of the customers are repeats, or simply first timers enamored with the uniqueness of the place. \n\nI wish BM all the success in the world, but I can spend 80 dollars or so elsewhere for much better food and drink.