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    Gabrielle

    3.4 (91 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 10:30 AM, 11:30 AM - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Viv E.

    Great service. Very nice and professional staff. The food was great. The best food. The grouper was really good. The lamb chops were juicy. The risotto was tasty. The dessert was sweet. The restaurant was beautiful inside the hotel. Music from the lounge was nice it was live . Our server was great. The manager and hostess were too. We really enjoyed the food and service

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    Denise W.

    We ate here for Thanksgiving the service was not good. I was unable to have my water glass filled and that was all I was drinking. I believe Luca was our server. I had the mushroom cavatappi with shrimp and my husband had the turkey breast lunch along with the beet salad and Caesar salad. The dining room and hotel look very nice.

    Flourless chocolate cake.  It is humongous!!! And v rich.  Outstanding.
    Janis M.

    Service is excellent and friendly but not obsequious. Great cocktails and wine list. I had the foie gras terrine that was v good and generous portion. The main was tile fish. Disappointing as the fish was v dry. Stand out was the flourless chocolate cake that was rich and decadent. I would give it 3.5 because for fine dining, the main needs to be excellent. And v heartbreaking because app and dessert were outstanding.

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    Davis R.

    Appetizer - PEAR SALAD - Great taste and wonderful portion. Nothing bad to say about the salad but it wasn't overwhelming great either. Nothing necessarily special. SHE CRAB SOUP - The soup was very good. This is what I will be getting every time in the future, great balance of flavors and not at all "fishy". 10/10 for the soup. Entree - Shrimp Burger - I have never had a shrimp burger to compare but i cant imagine a better one. The lemon aioli paired perfectly with the burger. This is a must have when you come here. Kings Club - Average sandwich to be honest . Nothing bad to say but nothing great once again. Definitely not bad by any means, but not special. Dessert - The macaroons came with an entremets in the middle, quite amazing the raspberry and lemon mixture was well balanced and provided a very light and delicious dessert. Service - 10/10 super polite, exchanged silver-wear and plates promptly and checked in often. We only gave it a three because of the following... - Choices were very limited... more of a clubhouse vibe with very great service and a top notch chef. - Fries were once again clubhouse level, no truffle or extra options. But I would like to say the service and preparation of the food that is available was a 5/5.

    Kelly G.

    Upscale, fine dining restaurant located within Hotel Bennett. I live in Charleston and have dined here several times and the service and quality of food is always consistent. They offer both indoor & outdoor seating options . The dining terrace overlooks Marion Square and is the perfect spot to take in the sunset on a cool Summer evening. If you want to dine outside make sure you request this with your reservation. The hotel does not offer free parking but you may be able to catch an open meter along King Street. As of April 2021, meters are free after 6pm. The hotel does offer paid valet. As of April 2021 the valet rates are : $40 - Overnight Valet $12 - Day Rate (for guests enjoying the spa or dining) $18 - Event Rate (for guests attending a hotel function) Be sure to check out Hotel Bennett's rooftop bar Fiat Luxe as well as their champagne bar , Camellias before or after your dinner at Gabrielle's.

    Lovely atmosphere and church bells
    Teresa F.

    Now that we can enjoy the incredible ambiance of the indoor dining space at Gabrielle and the Hotel Bennet I felt an update was in order. Elegant and refined space with the true ability to talk to one another (harder to find than it should be!). Great lighting and changing seasonal decor makes for wonderful photos as well. Service by JD and maitre d' was spot on. Never rushed or overly conversational. Great wine list (some amazing Pinot from Williamette Valley). High point of food choices were the crab cakes , truffle frites w lemon aioli, and risotto with shrimp added on. Chef trying a new bread service- I missed the baguette but everyone else asked for more of those corn muffins. If you have a special occasion to celebrate- I love this place. It will not be cheap. It will be memorable.

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    Stacy S.

    We had dinner here when on our first night at Hotel Bennett. At the end of a long travel day, I would have thought we would have loved anything and everything we were served. My gnocchi was tasty... yet drowning in sauce which made the butter flavor overwhelming. The Camellias signature dessert had great texture and taste... so at least there was a sweet ending to the meal. Service was phenomenal. That said, we were the only ones in the restaurant at the time, so we didn't have anyone competing for our server's time.

    Sad "lump crab" croissant. It was a very bland crab salad with no lump meat or crab flavor.
    Ashton M.

    Gabrielle was disappointing. The dining area is not as nice as the lounge. It should have been a sign when the dining room was empty for a Sunday brunch. My $18 Cinn-Fully Delicious cocktail was just fine. It was nothing special, and I didn't care to order another. For lunch, I ordered the $24 blue crab croissant. It was advertised as "lump crab." There was zero lump crab; it was a bland crab salad that had no crab flavor whatsoever. The croissant was stale, which is ironic as I thought these were made in-house. The side Caesar salad was adequate. An hour later, my stomach was hurting. I wonder if the 'crab' was bad. Service was attentive. We asked for individual checks. For some reason, our server split our bill equally among the four in our party. We asked for her to please re-ring it so each of us paid for what we ordered. This took quite some time for her to redo the bill. I won't be back, and I can't recommend anything about this restaurant apart from its prime location and beautiful interior.

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