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Caleb's American Kitchen

4.1 (448 reviews)
Open 8:00 am - 2:30 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Casual
Loud
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Eggs Benedict with lox
Adrienne M.

Caleb's is a cozy but modern place near Peddler's Village. Our server Marie was great- friendly, welcoming and attentive for our party of 7. Brunch was delicious- we tried the cinnamon rolls, breakfast sandwiches and a few different Benedicts. Highly recommend anything that comes with those roasted rosemary potatoes (and I am not usually a potato fan).

Miche

Tuesday burger day. I came at 6 and they were out of beyond burger. No worries! So I enjoyed the next best thing Beet salad! It had yellow and red beets, and it was flavorful and delicious. Some greens and crumbles blue cheese.

Grilled cheese app and guacamole

We came here for dinner during an annual trip with our Book Group on a very very busy evening during the holiday, season. One of the group members had made a reservation, thinking she made a 5:30 reservation for dinner, but she mistakenly made a brunch reservation (long story). She somehow realized her mistake shortly before dinner (she ended up not being able to join us, so she was navigating this via phone from a distance) Despite the fact that we now did not Have a reservation, Caleb's graciously offered us a table when they opened at 5 PM and allowed us 70 minutes to eat as the table was booked at 6:15. We were worried we would be too rushed, but in the end, we had an AMAZING dinner. The staff was professional and this night they seamlessly managed to make 70 minutes feel more like an hour and a half. I know they were under the wire and we pushed them to the limit, but we had a really great evening and owe them a heap of thanks for saving the night. Oh .. and everything we ordered , from appetizers to dessert, was perfect!

House-cured Pastrami Reuben
Jim R.

For a place that is fairly open, the noise level, at least in the main room, is surprisingly loud - not overwhelming but right up there. Service was fast and efficient. There were 6 of us and everyone commented not only on how much they enjoyed their choices but also on the large size of each sandwich. This ranged from Braised Short Rib Grilled Cheese to Avocado BLTs to Shrimp Tacos as well as a giant House-cured Pastrami Reuben. They all came with in-house made potato chips or Fries. With sodas or Iced Tea, before tip, the bill came to around $36 per couple. Well worth a return visit.

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What a charming restaurant with a fabulous menu. Airy dining areas, good service and decent prices.

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The food was extra good tonight. The wild salmon had a really good soy based sauce. So good. The burgers are good too.

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Food excellent and generous portions. Creative menu. Attentive servers made sure all was well

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7 months ago

Been coming for years. Our go to for great, clean, fresh food. Not a tourist trap. Shhhh, don't tell anyone ....it is that good xox

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Loved it. Quite a nice surprise. And the staff is all very nice and attentive. Very busy but service was went fast and smoothly

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The food is amazing the service is wonderful and the restaurant is a sweet space comfortable and well maintained. One of my favorite places.

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Amazing food and great service! Lobster pot pie and mushroom ravioli with short rib! So good!

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I am having a large event next March and I'm looking for a venue to host about 45 people. Is Caleb's a place I can use? Is there reasonable parking a space for a large crowd?

I'm sure it can be done, but it will probably be a tight fit. & they do have a small parking lot, but I did see other areas to park around the location.

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