I came here to eat several times with my family and the whole experience was amazing. They are…read moreright on the water so you can either drive or boat there. The view of the Green Mountains and Lake Champlain is super nice. The owners are super nice. Everything is so clean and efficiently run. Each course is so fresh and delicious. Would 100% recommend this spot. Overall A hidden gem!

A lovely gem. The all inclusive price is fair, the portions are substantial and the setting feels…read morelike you're going back in time. Bread and butter, Cream of Broccoli soup and house salad with red wine vinaigrette dressing to start. Quiet, peaceful, relaxed. We dined outside on the covered porch. Service is prompt and attentive. Gratuity included on all checks at 18%. Scenic ride to get there and worth the experience.

Finally...CMB is back to being a solid, waterfront choice…read more After years of crappy service and food, Cafe Mooney Bay seems to have found its footing again. I'm old enough to remember the original CMB and it was great back then. I've been hoping it would get back to that level again and it has. Friendly service, solid food, perfect setting. We had a great evening. Our table had several different entrees ordered and I'll rate them... Lobster salad - excellent! Delicious, perfectly cooked lobster on a bed of fresh greens. Simple but perfect. Seafood Saute - lots of seafood over pasta. Very good. Stuffed Shells - Yum! Perfectly cooked, great presentation (yes, stuffed shells presented beautifully.) Scallop casserole - The only dud at the table. Watery and VERY overcooked scallops, too cheesy. The drinks were perfect, wine crisp and delicious. The staff was attentive and wonderful. We are looking forward to CMB being our new go-to waterfront restaurant in the Plattsburgh area.

Hidden gem - nice restaurant only open during the boating season. Locate right on the water…read moreoverlooking the marina and Lake Champlain. Well worth the trip outside of Plattsburgh for some great food in an incredible atmosphere. The interior had a bit of a smell to it - not sure of the source. We sat out on the deck overlooking the water. Service was good and the food was great. As good, if not better than Irise's and Anthony's in town.

Was looking forward to a great meal as previously experienced but came out of the restaurant…read moredisappointed. Had a cup of hamburger/mac soup, served lukewarm and the broth was a deep, deep red almost brown. The soup was so sweet it tasted like a dessert. Tried to order clam strips but at 6pm they were sold out so ordered the shrimp basket. The shrimp were the size of popcorn though the menu didn't advertise as such. The Mac and tuna salad was pale and tasteless. Service was fine but overall it wasn't a good night at Mainely Lobster.

Always delicious. Their seafood Alfredo is always my go to! Absolutely one of our favorite places…read moreto go on a dinner date.

Great selection, quality & service. Ed and staff make this the best place in the area for seafood,…read moresteaks and more

First visit may be my last...$37 a lb for "heavy" choice filet (whatever that means) and the…read morebutcher argued with me when I said I didn't like the huge fat vein that was way too big to render out during cooking process. Should have gone to the butchery. Also very slow service, I waited patiently while I think he must have gone out to kill the cow. On the bright side it was fresh.

A new location and a new feel, but the same delicious food Doc's is known for! The restaurant seems…read moreto have upgraded its ambience, but service and food were both good!

Great spot! Yummy food. High recommend the patio with water/Mountain View's. Lobster fries super…read moregood and unique!

I don't know that I'd call this "fine dining", as it's described on their website. It just doesn't…read morehave that feel, due to factors like flimsy paper napkins instead of cloth, glass-covered tables instead of tablecloths, etc. But first impressions from my limited experience (lunch consisting of a fried fish sandwich, a drink, and a "Citrus Tarte" for dessert) are it's a decent full-service sit-down restaurant, and locally owned (not a chain). Because this was lunch I didn't try any of their numerous seafood entrees. The fish was haddock. A single, thick piece of a generous size that fit the bun well. The fish was very fresh, flaked nicely, and the batter was crunchy, just the right thickness, and adhered to the fish without coming off. The brioche bun, butter-brushed and shiny on top, was fresh and slightly sweet. It's served open-faced with the lettuce (good greens, not iceberg) and tomato (a thick slab, pretty good for a restaurant tomato) on one side and the fish on the other. So the greens stay crisp and you can season to your liking and then assemble it. It was served with generously-sized lemon wedges and tartar sauce on the side, and the waitress brought a bottle of Tabasco on my request. This comes with choice of one side. I chose french fries. I feel that it should come with two sides. A small portion of cole slaw would have been nice but I wasn't going to order a large portion a la carte. But the fries were excellent: standard cut, with skins, double fried but not greasy, and generously salted. Perhaps a little more fries than I needed. Half fries and half slaw would be better. It was the middle of the day so I didn't try any of their interesting sounding specialty cocktails, many of which included maple syrup this being Vermont. And the sangrias sounded interesting (2 kinds; the red included amaretto and the white, peach schnapps and Sprite, both made with fresh fruit). Instead, I got a Citizen's Cider, refreshing and bubbly, filling the pilsner glass to the brim, and just slightly sweet. Perfect. My waitress, and service overall, was good. There was a bit of a delay after ordering my drink, and I was very thirsty, but she eventually returned, with apologies for the delay, and also brought water at that time without asking. No other issues with service. She even noticed a mistake on the bill and corrected it before I even noticed: charged me for the wrong dessert, saving me a whole dollar! For dessert I got the "Citrus Tarte". From the description it sounded like a Key Lime Pie so I asked and she said that's basically what it is. I imagine the only difference is they use a generic lime juice or other citrus rather than key lime. It was ok but not spectacular. The filling wasn't really tangy enough and lacked that special key lime flavor. The crust, loosely pressed graham cracker, was very good, with more than the usual amount of salt. However, it was served with an excessive amount of whipped topping out of a spray can, and it was definitely not real cream. Moreover it was starting to melt so it was not attractive. I didn't use it. Either use real whipped cream - even if it's from a spray can - or leave it off completely please. The dessert was HUGE though. I wasn't planning to eat the whole thing but in the end I did. The place was clean but a bit run down. The floor was covered by outdated wall-to-wall carpeting and was stained (but not dirty). Wood paneling was chipped and in need of refinishing. Curtains on the windows have seen better days. Overall though, it's an attractive, comfortable place to eat. The bar was especially attractive with its dark wood and mirrors, and quirks like an antique grandfather clock (not woking) gave it a a homey feel. Bonus: I saw no television anywhere! Restroom was also clean. I don't know that I'd get an expensive seafood dinner here. But maybe I would. They do have quite a large selection, not all standards. I'm a bit bothered by their vagueness about sourcing, saying only "We strive to ... support local farms and other local vendors as much as possible." Without listing the names of those farms and vendors as is customary. And "as much as possible" really means nothing at all as far as I'm concerned. Ok, so first impression, based on a limited lunch experience, is 4 stars. This could go down or stay the same on a return visit and I'll update if that happens. It was good enough that I'd certainly consider a return visit someday.

This is a great little gem in Saint Albans. The food is great. Service is friendly. Prices are very…read moregood They have an excellent maple balsamic dressing that you can purchase. The peanut butter pie is to die for. If you're in the area, you should try this restaurant.

The Mariner Bar & Grill offers a great view of Lake Champlain and an extensive menu…read more Wine pours run heavy and service is friendly, though a bit slow. The inside is unassuming and there are a few things that could be done to heighten the experience to five star dining, but overall the food is very good, though a bit pricey.

Have been here a few times and the food has always been great. Have had the salmon and the fish and…read morechips and all have been excellent. The reason for the lower rating is the service. They are consistently very slow. Yesterday we waited over an hour for our food and the restaurant was nearly empty. So disappointing because the food really is so good. The views from the inside are so nice and you have a great view of the water and dock. If they can improve their service it would be perfect.

Having worked in the hospitality and travel business for over four decades, I'm pretty picky. I…read morecan't remember ever being impressed by a hotel restaurant. Bleu is a rare exception. Located in the Courtyard (Marriott) Hotel, only a stone's throw from Lake Champlain and close to the center of Burlington, VT, the restaurant sits just off the lobby. I made a dinner reservation and we was seated by the window with a view of the park with the lake beyond. Off to a good start. My Dirty Martini was spot-on. The perfect balance of Tito's and brine. Only missing the 'bleu' cheese olives. I often order a second appetizer as my entree. My starter was carpaccio that was outstanding. The microgreens were a nice touch. The mussels (appetizer) that I chose for my main course were small in size but ample in portion and were the perfect choice for me. My husband chose the cheese platter for his starter. It was disappointing. Two slices of bleu cheese. Should have been three different ones for $15. And no VT cheddar? Not much imagination here. His Steak Frites was OK; the quality of the beef could have been better. We shared the spinach watermelon salad which was fresh and delicious. Service was friendly and attentive. Overall, we liked this restaurant and will return.

The breakfast was good. Even though the place was busy, the service was very good and we had coffee…read morerefills. The restaurant itself is very lovely next to the lake.

Had a really delicious lunch. All three of us really enjoyed our meals. Our waitress was incredibly…read moreattentive and did a great job of keeping us updated on the status of our food. The only downside was it took a really long time to get our food. But, our waitress and food mostly made up for it! Looking forward to going back and giving it another try.

So last time my family and I were here it was amazing this time things were a little behind due to…read morestaffing. I have no issues with that I understand however the hostess giving an attitude was not pleasant. My mom and I came in and were told "the kitchen is backed up by 45 minutes so you can sit but it's going to be awhile due to staffing" We said that's fine and sat. However the people who came after use also did NOT have a reservation and were still served drinks before us. So we said something' to the waitress. The hostess comes over and begins lecturing " I told you it's going to be 45 minutes those people only got drinks they didn't put in a food order yet" So I said "Okay so why aren't we served or offered drinks like them then?l" And she proceeded to say "it hasent even been 15 minuets" So I said "Okay well those people still came after us and were offered drinks. You said the kitchen was backed up I didn't know the bar was the same as the kitchen" Then she huffed away needles to say the waitress was very nice and professional and the food and drinks were good. However you could tell the waitress was uncomfortable and not impressed with how the hostess was literally trying to argue. Moral of the story it's common courtesy to take reservations or who comes in the door first in the appropriate order. Next time maybe just say sorry instead of arguing with your guests about a simple mistake you were called out for. I cons from a family of restaurant workers including front and back of the house. You don't just skip whoever you feel like when they were there first. I will say the hostess came back and apologized which was a nice gesture however she shouldn't have acted like that to begin with

Best food we ate in Stowe, VT so far, by a long shot. Absolutely fantastic food here. The…read moreatmosphere was warm and cozy. The wine selection was quite good. Every bit of food was prepared just right. We did eat a pineapple salad that was so fresh and crisp and not overly dressed, which was on the Specials menu. I also ate the Halibut for my main course, which was also on the Specials menu. This was nicely done as well. My wife ate the pork tenderloin, from the regular menu, and it was delicious. The coup de grâce was the dessert. The ice cream of the day, which was an maple gingersnap flavor was outstanding, and carrot cake was hands down the best I have had in my life! The service was good, fast and efficient. If you are looking for a very good, but not inexpensive meal, we would absolutely recommend Harrison's.

We wanted to love Harrison's, even like it - it was awful. We'd heard great reviews from local…read morefriends. Pro - service is very good and attentive. Con - none of the 4 of us even liked our meals - they were inedible. We descended the narrow steep staircase into the dark dining room; outdoor seating was not open. The waitress promptly brought us menus and waters. There was a good variety of wines and we settled on the Sancerre. Charging for bread is not a good trend so $10 for 4 Parker House Rolls was disappointing. We also ordered the mussels and asiago fries. The chef seems to favor creamy white wine sauces - the added cream adds a heavy taste without adding flavor. The shrimp & sausage on mushroom ravioli had the cream sauce and cubes of sausage. The pasta primavera also had the cream sauce. It was super bland. We added chicken (see the photo of the chicken breast added to the top side of the dish not cooked in the dish). The salmon and its corresponding carrots were spiced with bebere which is very mild but not particularly enjoyable. And finally, the grilled rib-eye was bad, really bad. It was gelatinous and the worst steak we've ever had. I've only ever seen a steak cooked like this when it's cooked at too low a heat. We fed the leftover steak, chicken, and salmon to the dog.