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    Summit House

    3.6 (319 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 10:00 pm

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    Desiree F.

    My friend and I got together for dinner at this restaurant! When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked into a very nice restaurant and was greeted and sat! I was served by Carly and John and they were excellent, especially John! We had: Honeymoon Phase Vodka Martini Tinned Fish Market Crudo Campanelle Honey Lacquered Duck Steamed Black Bass Delicious food! My favorite was the duck! All in all we had an amazing experience!

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    Madaline C.

    Summit House is such a gem! It can be tricky to snag a reservation during prime dinner hours, but it's 100% worth it. It's super cutie and romantic inside(: The service was amazing, every dish was delicious, and the presentation was honestly stunning. Loved the cocktail menu too! One thing to note is that the menu changes every month, but I actually think that's so cool! it keeps things seasonal and gives you new options every time. Can't wait to go back!

    Chicory salad with salmon added for $27
    Evin G.

    Went to Summit House for Lunch on a Friday. The parking situation was horrendous but I suppose not the restaurant's fault. We ordered the steak frites and a Chicory salad with salmon. Originally I felt that the prices weren't terrible, it isn't cheap, but the portion sizes were small and I was still hungry after the meal. So for what you're eating, it does end up being expensive. The venue itself is very nice and bright and open and the decor is inviting. The service was nice and attentive but it wasn't too busy when we went. The salad with salmon was great. The fish was cooked perfectly and well salted and you do get a good amount of fish. The salad itself was slightly bitter. I know that is a characteristic of the chicory but I thought the honey and goat cheese would balance it out. However I did not taste any honey. The steak was cooked perfectly but again it just seemed like an incredibly small portion for essentially $40. If I'm in the area or looking for a decent place to do a business lunch I would come here but I'd rather try something new considering I left hungry.

    The brunch scene at Summit House
    Marie A.

    Came out on a cold and rainy day and it was a scene at Summit House. The dining room was bustling and brunch was stellar. Started with a Morning Star Press made with peanut infused whiskey, cacao and espresso which was wonderful and the Bloody Mary my boyfriend had packed a punch too. We split a big salad, which was perfect for two and I opted for the roasted pumpkin bisque and the chicken bacon ranch he had was awesome too. Service was amazing. Can't wait to come back for dinner.

    Meatballs

    Very good, nice ambiance. Good bread, good service, and meatballs were smash but good. The Brussel sprouts were really good!

    Erica G.

    The restaurant was beautiful. I really liked every detail of how the restaurant was decorated, even down to the bathrooms. There was great attention to detail. The food was delicious. I would say the menu, at least at the time we went with somewhat limited. I would say the appetizers were a bit overpriced, and we're a bit more than I would typically pay for an appetizer. The bloody Mary was not the best bloody Mary I've ever ever had. If you're a bloody Mary fan, this was a little bit gritty. However, the food was absolutely amazing, and I will definitely be back.

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    Bella M.

    Wow, I can't believe I first reviewed this place six years ago. It's funny how time flies, it feels like just yesterday I heard they were opening. I hadn't been to Summit house in quite some time, and my mom thought it would be nice to go on her birthday for brunch. I didn't check the yelp reviews before we went, and we got nervous when we got there and I started yelping to see what brunch items people liked and took photos of. There were a lot of complaints about weekend brunch. This made us pretty nervous to order. My mom and I shared the pastrami hash, which was actually a pretty decent choice. We chose scrambled for how we wanted the eggs, I didn't love the eggs, something tasted a little off. The potatoes were fried nicely, and I liked the peppers which weren't soggy but were nice and crisp. My stepdad got the mushroom bisque which he enjoyed but said it was quite small. For the $16 price tag I expected the soup to be a little more filling. The side of fries were crispy. The service was good, the food was fine, but the the value was not there. Also limited vegetarian brunch options for someone who doesn't want pancakes or French toast/a sweet breakfast.

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