The best crepes I think I've ever had in my life!!! Seriously, Delphine's Kitchen is delicious. As…read morean indecisive person, I love their special where you can get a drink, a crepe, and a dessert - really the best of all worlds and a good deal as well. Both times I've been I've gotten the same order (it was too good not to repeat) - a Bellini, the Mr. Delphine crepe, and the Alsacienne tart. The Bellini is always sweet and refreshing, and the crepe has the perfect blend of fresh flavors. The alsacienne tart is always baked to perfection and absolutely delectable. The cafe is small so seating can sometimes be limited - I'd recommend getting there early since it does tend to fill up around typical brunch times. Service has also always been very good - you order at a counter and then the food is brought out to you. The owner Delphine is almost always there and greeting customers with a smile. Delphine's Kitchen is definitely my current favorite breakfast spot, and I'll be back soon for sure!

i used to tell myself that beverly wouldn't be the same without cassi's when they closed years ago…read more delphine's kitchen is now, without a doubt, a staple in the beverly community. they are filled with crêpes, pastries, breads, cookies, sandwiches, salads, quiches, teas and more. everything here is top quality, and their staff are always fantastic too. delphine & gina are so sweet! it's a cute little french cafe with seating indoors and a table outdoors during the warmer months, with a beautiful playlist to curate the perfect lunch date. they also have monthly prix fixe dinners I'd love to try one day. if you sign up for their newsletter, you receive their updates for their delicious menus. this is my favorite beverly restaurant for sandwiches, crêpes and treats! their sandwiches sell out fast since they only make a limited amount every day, and their lemon ginger cookie is divine! ambiance: 5/5 food: 5/5 drinks: 5/5 service: 5/5 delphine's kitchen: 5/5

We had the winning bid on an auction for a free stay at the Wellsworth Hotel in Southbridge. We…read morebooked our stay for a Saturday night. We looked online for local restaurants to dine at during our stay. Neither my girlfriend or I have ever gone to a French restaurant, so we decided on The Metro Bistrot, due to all the fantastic reviews. I called and spoke with Jay (chef and owner) a week prior to make the reservation. We took an Uber from the hotel, as it's BYOB and brought a couple of bottles of wine. This was a Saturday before a big snow storm the following day. I think due to this, the restaurant wasn't as busy as usual. We ended up being seated in the back room all to ourselves. It was a very nice room that had about 4 tables. Stephanie, our server was an absolute delight! Turns out she works for the hotel as well and she's the one I spoke with when we booked the room. She opened our Beaujolais for us and brought some wine glasses. She kept the bottle chilled in the fridge for us. She went over some of the specials being prepared that night and was able to make some nice recommendations. My girlfriend ended up with the special seafood soup special with a lobster stock as a base. I ordered the escargot. Both were absolutely fantastic. She kept our bread basket filled with wonderful fresh warm bread to soak up all the goodness of the soup and escargot. My girlfriend ordered the boar shank and I ordered the stuffed quail that was stuffed with foie gras and pate. The boar meat fell right of the bone and was some of the most tender meat we've ever had. Both dishes were phenomenal. Jay stopped by our table to chat. He's super nice and even took some photos with us. We ordered 3 different kinds of cheeses prior to ordering dessert. All three we ordered were great! Stephanie also brought us a bowl of crackers to go with the cheese. For dessert, my girl had the cheesecake with an oatmeal crust and fresh berries. I'm not usually one for sweets, unless it Crème Brûlée, so I opted for the Boursin stuffed Shrimp, forgetting it wasn't an appetizer, but a main entree. It was out of this world! All the fish Jay brings in are always fresh and NEVER frozen. He even poured me a small glass of some white wine and it went so well with the shrimp. We cannot wait to go back. The prices are very reasonable and the service and food is second to none. Cheers!

Our second time here and one we make as a destination spot. It is so unique and in tucked away that…read moreit always feels like you are in on a secret. It is small and quaint. One chef and one server. It is byob and the menu isn't extensive. But it is mostly local and classic French. It is accessible and not pretentious. A place where the passion for French cooking is designed for locals. The food is interesting and has a casual vibe. Like a small village in France where farmers and artisans come. The space is small and seatings limited, so by the end of the night you can meet new friends if you want to. I would encourage you to bring an extra bottle of wine and share.

Incredible meal at Bernadette's tonight. The service, ambiance and food were all outstanding. We…read morehad a great booth in the back for six people and it felt like our own private island. In terms of dishes, the bone marrow and collar appetizer were our favorites. For main courses, we highly recommend the pork chop dish. The duck special was also a standout. The creme brûlée is a must for dessert.

We had a great anniversary dinner at Bernadette! They gave us the best seat in the house, I had…read moreasked for a great seat on my reservation. We started with a glass of wine and a tequila and Mezcal and lime drank, which was amazing. We went to the caviar which came in a suite with egg whites, egg, yolk, onions, and it was superb. Then we had the pork belly and some fresh radishes, which were so fun. The mains were incredible that we both finished ours. I had the duck, and my fiancé had the roasted chicken. We finished off with chocolate mousse, which was great. Our server was funny and attentive, but not obtrusive. We spent a total of about three hours eating and we were never rushed. The courses came out in a sensible way, well paced. It's a fantastic addition to the Salem restaurant scene. We absolutely will return.

One of Boston's hidden gems located in the Beacons Hill neighborhood. , Ma Maison offers an…read moreauthentic French dining experience in an intimate and charming setting. The menu is small and thoughtfully curated, with each dish expertly prepared and full of flavor. The wine list is well selected, offering excellent value and pairings for the cuisine. What truly sets this restaurant apart is the warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly service.

Chose this spot due to good reviews and short distance from our hotel…read more Ordered the: 1.Lobster Bisque. 4.5/5 This was very good. Good chucks of lobster. Bisque was creamy and flavorful. Probably highlight of the meal 2. French Onion Soup. 1/5. Not good at all. Very watered down. The broth was basically lightly seasoned water. Cheese topping lacked flavor. This was very disappointing for a French restaurant. 3. Mussels. 4/5. These were fresh and came with standard sauces. 4. Coq Au vin with pasta. 3/5 Came out hot but seasoning felt off and didn't quite it the mark. Service was good and it's in a cute spot. But Overall, disappointment with our food and wouldn't repeat.

Love this wonderful place! I've never heard of it, even though I have lived on the North Shore for…read moreyears. Had breakfast today and everything was perfect and delicious. Very clean inside and the staff was lovely. Even got a parking spot right out front! We will definitely be returning soon!

Maple Street Café. What a place. Really nice. Parking was easy, you can park right on the street or…read morein the lot. Very convenient. I like that. A lot of places make parking impossible, but not here. Very smart. The place looks brand new. Clean, fresh, beautiful inside. You can tell they care. The servers were very nice, very helpful, doing a great job. Prices were fair. Not too much, not super cheap, just right. For everything we had, including the full meal, two coffees, and one apple juice, the total was about $61 (no tip). I found that to be fair for the quality and service you get. Now the food, amazing to say the least. I had the pumpkin pancakes. Perfectly made. The edges had that nice little crunch, just how you want them. You add the syrup and it does not make them too sweet, just right. The bacon was crunchy and delicious. My wife's quesadilla did not stand a chance. It was demolished. My son ate the entire French toast with Nutella and banana. He loved it. If we lived nearby, this would be a regular stop for us. But whenever we are in the area and want breakfast, this will be our go-to place. Maple Street Café is a winner. Great food, great people, great value. Believe me.

This lovely venue is a bit of a hike from Boston during rush hour but well worth the trip. It's a…read morelovely and popular restaurant housed in a colonial-style building. The staff are friendly and the servers knowledgeable and efficient. The hostess had trouble finding our reservation (my companion was already seated) but it seemed to be quite busy that Friday night. The restaurant consists of quite a few separate rooms and we were seated in one that was not too crowded. (I walked through the bar on my way in and that was hopping.) I had a glass of sauvignon blanc and after studying the menu and consulting our server my companion and I both went for a burger. There was no problem with my swapping out the french fries for onion rings (points there!). The burgers were done exactly to our liking (mine mediume rare, hers medium well). I should have turned down dessert, I was that full, but my companion was willing so we went for it. There was a good selection of typical New England desserts and we finally settled on a blueberry crisp topped with vanilla ice cream which was good but not great (not sure I can put my finger on why, so it may be that I was too full to enjoy it). There is a parking lot although it is not paved so was not fun walking through at the end of a day when it clearly had rained. It also could use some lighting. This is a wonderful restaurant suitable for a special occasion or an ordinary night out. I will definitely be back.

They put the 3 of us in the living room with 10 very loud people. We couldn't hear ourselves…read moretalking. Four other patrons asked to leave that room. They should've offered us another room but they didn't. My meal the encrusted tuna was very good, my granddaughter's Ipswich clams were a bit chewy, and the special Pork Marsala was inedible as the pork was like shoe leather. Our waitress gave my husband clam chowder instead..She was sincerely trying..The Hart House is pricey but they have lost our business due to lack of customer appreciation and quality of food served.. feel badly about that.

Very good food, good service even when the place was packed. Old school charm, old school…read moreestablishment and you can tell. "No school like old school"

What's a great little gem of a place. From the moment you come in the staff and ambiance are…read morewelcome and friendly. Woven throughout is a healthy dose of humor with a dusting of pretentiousness. It's perfect. The food is delicious, the wait staff are hard working a friendly. Our server was brilliant, funny, and quick. The gluten free options were plenty to have something for everyone. I highly recommend the cheese puffs (gf!)!!

This place never disappoints! Took my friend for her birthday and we of course did the chefs…read moretasting. Food is always on point and this is the one place I would break my food habit rules for. Every dish was divine from starter to finish. I think we had someone different serving us after a couple of courses, I loved seeing the same servers there year after year which means they treat staff well - huge plus in my book. Definitely will put this on our rotation for girl's night out. In case you've never seen baby seagulls before, here's a selfie with one! I took it right before I walked to the restaurant

If you're looking for a place to feel welcomed, I'd recommend spending your money somewhere else…read more We came here to celebrate the 4th of July, when people are out enjoying the holiday in casual clothes. Many guests were wearing shorts, just like us. When we asked if there were any tables available, the hostess first asked for our contact information. After seeing how we were dressed, another staff member came back and said, "We're fully committed right now. There are no tables available, you can sit at the bar." The interaction felt dismissive and unwelcoming. Whether intentional or not, it left us feeling like we were judged by our appearance rather than treated as paying customers. This was one of the most disappointing customer service experiences I've had, especially on a holiday meant to be enjoyable.

Awesome. My friend and I shared an appetizer of crispy frites and charcuterie. I had the Mallebar…read moresalad. Service was great. Food was great.

the best restaurant in Plymouth , the chef trained under Julia Child....have never had a bad meal…read morehere, keep returning over and over again... Love the charcuterie and raclette Cassoulet is good and filling the fork and knife burger is decadently good The favorite for my wife is the steak frites French onion soup is rich and filling Take business customers there and they always say, " can we go back to that French place...?" Draft beers, full bar and great wine selections Go here and enjoy some excellent food

I enjoyed Luna Mare. My boyfriend and I order three small plates (tuna crudo, lamb lollipops, and…read morebriam) and shared the half paella for dinner. It was the perfect amount of food for us. The pistachio baklava was delicious, but it was very very sweet! Our waiter, Seamus was very attentive and friendly. He mentioned that the paella was spicy and we were able to change it to a mild flavor. It was really nice of him to mention that to us since it wasn't listed on the menu that the paella would be spicy.

My wife and I had dinner at Luna Mare last night. The interior was nice and our server was…read moreexcellent. We ordered 4 different "tapas". The food was good but these were the largest "tapas" I had ever seen. My wife had just returned from Portugal, where all they ate for dinner was tapas, and she agreed that these were very large "tapas". Out of the 4, we could only finish 2 completely and 1/2 of the other 2. As it was our first time there, we couldn't know that we had ordered way too much food (and, in my opinion, mussels don't make for good leftovers). I recommend that they pare down the size of the tapas, knock a few bucks off the pr ice, and make an even better profit.