My husband and I had brunch at 1906 Fine Dining when we visited Longwood Gardens for the first time…read morethis past Saturday and had a wonderful meal. Inside the large conservatory complex at the Gardens, 1906 is the fine dining option when you visit Longwood. (There are other options for Longwood visitors who prefer a more casual or less splurge-y meal.) The restaurant is beautiful, with plush seating and beautiful green tones and windows that look out onto the fountains. It's definitely fine dining. They offer a two-course menu for $65/per person or a three-course menu for $80/per person, with many options for each course. We decided to do three courses each, with an enhancement, too (they offer a few courses as enhancements to enjoy before or during the meal that range $11-15). We couldn't resist - there was much we wanted to try. And what's truly incredible about 1906 is that so much of what they serve comes from Longwood's own gardens! In summer, 70% or more of what you eat might come from the gardens at Longwood, which is special. We shared: chilled watermelon (with lardo iberico, aleppo pepper, and sheep feta) as an enhancement; tune tartare (with cucumber, tomatillo, and veggie "chicharrón") and sunflower seed "risotto" (with a poached egg, marigold butter, and sweet pepper jam) as our two "beginnings"; agnolotti (with sweet yellow corn, pickled stone fruit, and Thai basil) and dayboat scallops (with tempura rock shrimp, charred scallion risotto, Fresno chile, and corn velouté) as our two mains; and berry cremeux (with lime chantilly, compressed melon, and watermelon mint sorbet) and stonefruit financier (with almond praline and fig leaf gelato) for our two desserts. Everything was very good - fresh, creative, and delicious. The desserts were easily our least favorite dishes (the berry cremeux didn't work for me - the texture and the taste made me feel like I was eating a smoothie bowl, and both desserts were too large), but that's being critical. All the food was very good. I had a glass of wine and an NA mocktail, while my husband tried two of their cocktails. All the drinks as great as the food. The service was outstanding. Our server - Ben - was incredibly friendly and helpful (he even gave me some places to check out in the area when we told him it was our first time visiting Longwood). He made the experience special. Another note about the incredible service - a little boy was sat at the table next to us, and I thought - is this a good restaurant for a little boy? What's he going to eat!? But they made him such an incredible meal with sweet touches - mac and cheese with goldfish on top and a dirt cup dessert with such convincing rocks made of chocolate, I was worried he was going to break his little teeth (but it was chocolate)! It was sweet; he loved his meal, and we enjoyed watching him experience it! That's the kind of service you can expect at 1906 - personal and accommodating and welcoming. 1906 isn't your only option for dining at Longwood Gardens. But if you're looking for a fine dining meal with a seasonal menu, the freshest of produce (a lot of it from Longwood's own gardens), and incredible service, make a reservation for brunch/lunch or dinner when you next visit Longwood!

Excellent good and drinks in a gorgeous setting…read more We didn't have a reservation, but we found two seats at the bar. The non-alcoholic drinks were refreshing on a hot day and made with fresh ingredients. Everything looked gorgeous, and flowers/plants make their way into everything. I can't visit Kennett Square without getting mushrooms, and their mushroom pate, with adorable mushroom-shaped toast, was delicious. Presented high on a ceramic stump, it drew the attention of those around us as well. The burger was good, but the tomato tartine was really delicious. We were at the height of tomato season, and the bread was good as well. The grilled tofu was a standout. It was served atop a herb-y sauce and looked beautiful with edible flowers and microgreens. We made a note to book reservations for our next visit. It is well worth a visit.

Stopped in for breakfast and ordered an iced coffee and it was very good. For breakfast we ordered…read morethe veggie omelet, scrambled eggs with home fries, sausage and toast. The food came out fast and it was delicious. I loved the home fries, they were crunchy and not a bit greasy. The staff is very friendly and were always checking on us. Great breakfast spot in Kennett!

This is in such a nondescript spot inside a strip mall--but, boy, do they show UP! We picked this…read moreplace as a meet up based just on its general location and great reviews. I'm so glad we did. The food was classic diner food done really, really, really well--we ordered brunch and everyone was thrilled with their meals. The portions were on point and the execution of each dish was just perfectly spot on. It was a beautiful day so we sat outside (which is just tables looking onto the parking lot). My only complaint was there were consistently non-diner workers outside taking smoke breaks that wafted over, which wasn't pleasant...but not the restaurant's fault at all (just worth noting that you may want to sit inside if that sort of thing bothers you).

Two Stone Pub is consistently a great place to grab a meal and a beer. The food quality is…read moreexcellent, with everything tasting fresh and well prepared. The truffle fries are absolutely outstanding--crispy, perfectly seasoned, and some of the best I've had. If you're an IPA fan, you'll love their beer selection. They have a fantastic variety of local and regional IPAs, making it easy to find something new or enjoy an old favorite. The combination of delicious food, an impressive craft beer list, and a welcoming atmosphere makes Two Stone Pub a place I'll definitely keep coming back to. Highly recommended!

Always great service! Love this place for a nice relaxed…read moreluncheon with friends/family. Never feel rushed. Any waiter/waitress/hostess I've interacted with has been a pleasure. Always very much enjoyed what I ordered there.