The food was amazing and beautifully prepared. The servers were attentive and friendly. I'm definitely going back!

My friend and I stopped in for brunch, bottle of Prosecco in hand since it's BYOB. The space is thoughtfully curated, with just the right amount of décor and whimsy. See Leo coaster. If you order anything here, let it be the duck fat tater tots! The presentation was beautiful, and the combination of salmon roe and lemon crème fraîche was simply delectable. My friend and I both ordered the market hash skillet with seasoned vegetables and burrata. Needless to say, we were very pleased with our food selection and our mimosas. The staff were welcoming and patient with all of our questions. I'm already excited to come back for dinner. read more

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Everything here was wonderful. The atmosphere was modern and romantic, and the food was very interesting. The meal portions were perfect, but most of the appetizers were difficult to share. The menu is seasonal and concise, but some popular items running out for the day makes ordering a bit more difficult if you have a late reservation. They were out of the pasta when we sat down, but everything else tasted wonderful. The staff highly recommends the cornbread. After our waitress insisted we add it to our order, I will say I was impressed. It comes in a warm skillet which was delightful, but if should be shared with a group, it was perfect for our group of four. The tuna appetizer was probably my favorite item on the menu. It felt very fresh, the fruit was a nice compliment! The steak was wonderfully cooked, as was the pork chop. read more

Enjoyed brunch with our son at The Saint Claire in Montclair. Grand decor with cathedral ceilings and creative art work. There is an upstairs dining area inspired by the William Shakespeare Romeo & Juliet 1996 movie with Claire Danes & Leo DeCaprio! Magnificent Renaissance mural! Love the coasters featuring the actors! Compliments to the Chef LEIA GACCIONE! Brunch was delicious and beautifully presented! Loved my SIMON'S SALTED ESPRESSO FAUXTINI! Highly recommend! Metered street parking! read more

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I'm not usually a brunch person, but The Saint Clair has completely changed that! This adorable spot is conveniently located near the parking lot, making it super easy to get to. The staff is fantastic, friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming, but the real star is the food. To start, we shared the Buttermilk Biscuit, Duck Fat Tater Tots, and the Beet & Citrus Salad. That salad... I'm still dreaming about it. The biscuit was equally delicious and will definitely be my go to from now on. The tater tots, while okay, lacked a bit of flavor. It did pair as well with the salad, but lone was lacking something. For the entree, I had the Breakfast Sandwich and also got a taste of the Brunch Tostada. Both were incredible, but the sandwich stole the show for me. The biscuit is absolutely top tier, and the chorizo sausage patty was perfectly spiced not too hot, just the right kick and paired beautifully with the rest of the sandwich. And the lattes? Simply amazing. Honestly, I'm in love with this place and can't wait to go back. The Saint Clair has officially converted me into a brunch fan and already have the date to go back. read more

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Lovely lunch spot! Came here with a group of ladies and we really liked the food here. The burger and St Clair salad were both tasty! We had the cornbread to share. BYOB! This would be a great date spot. If you can't find street parking there's a lot that's right behind the restaurant. The service was slow. It was pretty empty when it opened but got super busy around 12-1230pm on a Friday. read more

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Brought to you by Chef-Owner Leia Gaccione -- veteran of Bobby Flay's restaurants as well as Iron Chef America and Top Chef -- The Saint Clair is a masterclass in mindful, locally sourced cuisine. Following the success of Morristown's South+Pine, Gaccione has brought an elevated BYOB experience to Montclair that pairs an innovative seasonal menu with a sophisticated, gothic-inspired ambiance. After a movie at The Claridge on a recent Saturday night, we stopped into The Saint Clair for dinner without a reservation. Even though the place was packed and buzzing, the hostess was super accommodating and managed to find us two seats at the bar right away. The first floor feels decidedly upscale. The signature vaulted arches are reminiscent of a gothic cathedral -- a stunning design choice, though one that occasionally amplifies the room's chatter rather than dampening it. Sitting at the small bar offers a front-row seat to the kitchen "pass," where you can watch the culinary team create and plate their creations. We started by sharing the Fall Harvest Salad ($18). It's a generous and very shareable portion of arugula, delicata squash, salumi, Brussels sprouts, and pumpkin seeds topped with just a kiss of light vinaigrette dressing. While the ingredients were obviously very fresh and seasonal flavors were bright, the raw, sliced Brussels sprouts felt slightly out of place against the other textures and tastes. The star of the show, however, was the Dry-Aged Beef Burger ($29), served on a pretzel roll and topped with sautéed Vidalia onions and truffle aioli. The half-pound patty was perfectly cooked and easily one of the best burgers we've had in years. It is worth every penny. So, why not five stars? While the food is stellar, the ambiance is unique in the area, and the staff is friendly, the kitchen struggled with the Saturday night volume. From our vantage point perched just outside the kitchen, we saw servers hovering at the pass waiting for long-delayed plates. It took nearly an hour for our burgers to arrive, and the table turnover seemed to stall. Hopefully, The Saint Clair is able to address these issues as the staff develops more experience. Five stars for the food and the ambiance, but deducting a star for the service issues. PRO TIP #1: Bring a bottle of wine or beer from home or stop at Amanti Vino right next door to enjoy with your meal. The Saint Clair is a BYOB establishment and does not serve alcohol. PRO TIP #2: Cash is king. The Saint Clair has added a 3% surcharge for using credit cards to pay for your meal. PRO TIP #3: Download the ParkMobile app. You can pay for parking in Montclair via the ParkMobile app whether you park in the town's garages or metered on-street parking. If you can't find a spot on the street, parking in the Montclair Parking Utility's Crescent Deck (located at 13 The Crescent), which is located just across the street from the back entrance of The Saint Clair, is $2/hour. read more

The Saint Clair - Dry Aged Burger - American Near Me - Montclair, New Jersey

Was dying to come here and finally did. The food was ok just ok for the price of our bill. Definitely the most expensive spot we've eaten in the area and there was no value attached. Getting water was a challenge as well To be fair the food was ok but again not at their price point. Very overrated read more

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Went to the Saint Clair for lunch on a Saturday. It's a great spot. Location, atmosphere and staff are wonderful. The burger makes my list of top 5 best burgers ever. read more

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09/30/2025 I believe Lea Gascone's new restaurant is going to be a hit. The decor is really cool and the service was very attentive. We've enjoyed Lea's South & Pine restaurant in Morristown several times and always enjoyed our meals, so we had to give Saint Claire a try. My wife had the roast chicken (w/ Schmaltz croutons, Frisee, pine nuts, golden raisons and sherry jus. The chicken was tender and juicy, something not often found when ordering chicken. The frisee was a tasty and provided a nice light alternative to potatoes or rice. I had the (medium rare) Dry Aged burger (five hour Vidalia onion, Cooper's sharp cheddar and truffle aioli.) Done perfectly and so very tasty with the '5 hour onions'... SOO good! We also tried the crispy kale, which was a little disappointing since it wasn't that crispy, but not enough to keep us from visiting Lea again. It is a BYO, so come prepared! read more

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Though a new place in the area (having opened summer of 2025), I have to say I am pleasantly surprised. The food provides a flavorful twist on American cuisine like cornbread and tater tots. Though appetizers are a bit on smaller side, the entrees are filling. Place is BYOB. We were seated on the first floor near the main entrance and though it wasn't too loud or busy on a weeknight, the acoustics were not ideal for a large group of 7 people. There is an upstairs that seemed to be quieter and more dim. Staff were great and attentive, topping us off as needed with water and our wine. FYI, tip is already included for large parties. read more

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We came here to celebrate my sister's birthday and had the most wonderful experience! We had a reservation and were seated right away -- the process was so easy. The hostess and our waitress were absolutely lovely, and even the manager stopped by mid-meal to make sure we were happy and well taken care of. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated with thoughtful details, great lighting, and a warm ambience that made the evening feel special. It's also BYOB (with a wine shop conveniently right next door), but I have to call out the incredible mocktails too. I had the Caroline Cooler and it was delicious -- refreshing and creative. For food, my sister and I started with the Saint Clair salad, which was outstanding. The grilled figs made it unforgettable. For entrées, I had the roasted chicken and my sister had the salmon -- both were beautifully cooked and full of flavor. The menu also featured a lovely array of desserts. We were too full to indulge this time, but we'll definitely be back to try them (along with the espresso bar, which looked fantastic with so many options and flavors). Every part of the evening felt intentional and welcoming -- from the service to the atmosphere to the food itself. I highly recommend this restaurant and can't wait to return! read more

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Amazing place! We had another place, chashni, refuse to honor our reservation because the hostess messed up the scheduling. This place took our group and provided EXCELLENT service! Great food, great prices, beautiful interior, and the waitress was so funny and friendly. J highly recommend you come here - I will be sure to visit again! read more

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I finally got the chance to try this place and I'm so happy I did. A contemporary American restaurant was exactly that what I was looking for and exactly what I got. The interior space is very, very nice. There is a lot of seating and there are two floors in the restaurant. I sat on the upper floor where it was spacious. So for the meal to start off, I got the Caesar salad. I thought that the salad was OK not bad but definitely nothing exceptional I also got as an appetizer the cornbread, which was better. It wasn't overly sweet and the sweet-and-sour mix complimented each other very well very good cornbread for my entrée I got a burger, which was a very good burger. Overall, I enjoyed my meal here. I'm not too sure whether I would go back because I don't think that there's anything that I ordered that was exceptional. However, it was very good and I would recommend it to someone else. read more

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This restaurant is beautiful and th service is great. The food was very good as well. Parking is very tough in this area. And huge plus that it's byob wi the a liquor store right next door. Fun date night spot read more

The Saint Clair - American Near Me - Montclair, New Jersey

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Very cozy renovated dining room, we had an Excellent brunch! We started with the avocado toast, served with a very interesting tofu ricotta served on crispy eggplant and a delicious cherry basil pesto. I had the monk fish sandwich, served with lettuce and a delicious dill sauce. Unfortunately the Ciabatta roll it was served on was too over-toasted to eat as a sandwich. The crab hash and poached eggs were excellent! read more

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A new place opened up in Montclair. Many people were excited so we gave it a go. We started with the duck fat tater tots with the Caesar salad. Both were ok. My wife ordered the roasted chicken i ordered the crispy graffiti eggplant. The food was average and so was the service. There are two floors. Upstairs is where we were seated. The acoustics are horrible. About 8 to 10 tables but conversations were so amped up it was like being in a airplane hangar. Didn't get as excited after the dinner and a bit disappointed. read more

Always great to have new, creative, farm to table places where staff takes such pride in welcoming and making your experience the best. The decor is fun, spacious and manages noise. We all enjoyed our food thoroughly and happy to hear their offerings are seasonal. Can't wait to go back. read more

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Alexis you were awesome as my server! You should definitely teach a class in A+ customer service. Thanks for taking care of me, girlie :) Wasn't even planning on dining, was browsing the menu on Sun afternoon & mentioned that the appetizers looked yummy, so Alexis & her amazing personality nudged me to give it a try. She explained some options & I told her what I was leaning towards. From there, she made it happen! My full Monty Clair mule mocktail was strong & delish! Told her I liked it gingery and she delivered. Ordered the Avocado toast & buttermilk biscuit & both hit the spot. Was actually quite filling for just two appetizers. The blackberry jam and butter paired well with the warm biscuit. The avocado toast was loaded with tomatoes, onions, a slab of tofu crusted fried eggplant & a basil pesto sauce. The flavors did not disappoint and as much as I wish I had space for dessert, I was stuffed and satisfied. Got kids? They have some really nice kid menu options. Upstairs I was told is the devilish, sexy red room decor and downstairs is the angel vibe. So be sure to mention upstairs, downstairs or outdoor when you book. There's multiple parking lots around the restaurant and lots to stroll and do after your meal. Great location, good food, pleasant waiters, give it a try! Welcome to Montclair Saint Clair. I'll return with some hungry toddlers soon. Continue to treat us right and we'll be repeat customers :) read more

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The place is lovely. It is overpriced to the point of extortion. The halibut for $46 was the tiniest piece of fish ever. Tasted ok, nothing to rave about. The mussels were tasty, however they were NOT cooked enough. The closed ones, I knew not to eat, but I still got extreme diarrhea. I really wanted to love this place, but I would never go back. read more

The Saint Clair was a pretty confusing experience overall. I had a reservation for two. When I was first to be seated, it was at a tiny cocktail table next to the window -- not enough room for food and an app, and with both chairs angled towards the window. Servers were accommodating and changed my seat to a normal one upstairs. But generally, there was a crowd at the front and a sense of disorder. Our server was fantastic, extremely friendly and personable. But the food and ambience is where things got dicey. Our mocktails, the carol's sweet cooler and the pineapple one were both fantastic. For apps, we got the cast iron corn bread and lump crab salad. The crab salad was the star, served along a zucchini fritter and a creamy sauce, it was light clean but creamy and was extremely balanced. The corn bread was good! I don't have any complaints but I also wasn't Star-struck. Then it took absolutely AGES for the entrees to come out. As we waited, tables around us got drunk on their many bottles of BYOB wine and it got incredibly loud and felt like a bar. For entrees, I ordered the burger with sweet potato fries and my friend got the monkfish. We shared a side of the lemony kale. My friend really enjoyed her entree, but I requested my burger at medium and it was medium rare verging on rare when I received it. Some of the sweet potato fries were a touch undercooked. The kale was tough. Now the burger was very tasty, though the cheddar was a touch strong. I still really liked it. My friend insisted to bring up the cooking of burger to my server because it really was too rare for comfort, who was extremely sweet and understanding. She brought her manager so she could reach a resolution. Right off the bat, the manager seemed extremely angry with us. She insisted she would cook the burger more even though I said I was fine until I finally said okay. She overall had this really aggressive and intimidating demeanor that left us really surprised. Ultimately the manager above her removed the burger off our bill. We really didn't ask for that or expect that and it was really odd the way it all happened. Anywayyyy for dessert we got the bramble berry tart and two decaf toasted marshmallow cappuccino. Capps did not taste like anything other than coffee and milk. The berry tart was warm but genuinely average. So would I come back? I really liked some of the food items and can see myself craving that burger. But I don't know. The vibes were not it for the price point. read more

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We made reservations for brunch. They have many vegetarian options on the menu. We loved the roasted beets with labneh and pistachio granola. The vegan avocado sandwich made with tofu ricotta was delicious. They had many mocktail options. We got the pineapple ginger mule which was nice. I wish they mentioned the 3% credit card fee ahead of time and I am not sure why many places are doing that, especially when the menu is priced higher. Overall, the food, ambiance and service were good. read more

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Great addition to Montclair on Church St. On a whim we decided to try this newest addition to the Montclair dining scene. Walking in you feel like you are entering a French Brasserie in Paris. Nicely appointed and well lit venue and given the nice weather they had outdoor tables on the sidewalk. Promptly seated without a reservation and the waitress was very attentive. We ordered the cornbread appetizer, roast chicken entree, flank steak and fries with a side of sweet potato fries. Food was tasty, presented well and decent portions. All in all a solid experience and we will definitely return to this lovely establishment. read more

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A friend asked me to meet her there for lunch - neither one of us had ever eaten there before. I must say I really didn't know what to expect. We ordered the cornbread and we both ordered a burger. The cornbread was unbelievably delicious and the burger was probably the best I've ever had. I can complain that it was expensive, but it was totally worth it and I'll be back. read more

The St. Claire restaurant is excellent! The food and service is superb. Ive been there twice so far. The BLT is excellent. The aioli on this sandwich is so delicious. It really elevates the sandwich to another level. The cornbread excellent. The burger is good. Ive had better but it is not awful. The carrot cake. One of the best Ive ever had. It is heavenly. Let me add the aesthetics of this restaurant is beautiful. I love the theme and artwork. read more

Outstanding dinner at The Saint Clair! We sat at the bar with an open view of the kitchen on a Saturday night. Everything was fresh & delicious and the service outstanding! Everything we ordered was delicious including the burger , their take on Eggplant & the Pork Chop. read more

The Saint Clair - View from the counter! You get to see the magic happening. - American Near Me - Montclair, New Jersey

This restaurant is a new hidden BYOB gem in Montclair aka, the food hub. It offers modern American cuisine. I tried it out on opening night while celebrating a tremendous life milestone anniversary and was not disappointed. The staff amazing and my server (Alisa the Syracuse pre-med student) was simply amazing and very attentive. Steve the owner held several conversations with me and was also very attentive. The night came to an end with the Chef (Leia) gracing me with an appearance. Josh the manager graced me with two of their signature mocktails and was also very nice. Now to the food, had the monk fish, cornbread, and probably one of the best burgers in the area. Omg, that cornbread is a must try along with their black garlic mushrooms. Do yourself a favor and order the duck fat tater tots also. read more

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Church Street dining is always a treat so this new (July '25) addition is in a good spot to succeed in the lux two-tier venue formerly housing the traditional Italian restaurant Scala del Nonna, and now housing the upscale farm-to-table Saint Clair. The Saint Clair gets a modern makeover with classy interior and a decent patio setup in the trendy locale. Definitely feels like a treat of a night out surrounded by activities and shopping. The service was polite and attentive, though still tightening some screws. We decided to go tapas-style and everything came out at once, making some things cold by the time we got to them. We sampled some dishes that a good farm-to-table restaurant should take pride in like the tartare and heirloom salad which were both excellent. Tartare was flavorful and prepared perfectly. The heirloom salad had delicious tomatoes and every bite was bright and refreshing and may have been our favorite dish of the night. We then got some "boring" complements in the kale and highly-touted cornbread. These were less impressive. The kale was soggy and one leaf was ~2ft long (not exaggerating). The honey cornbread was recommended by multiple customers and the waitstaff, but we both found it dry and crumbly. Our "entree" was a merguez corn dog with harissa yogurt. The lamb sausage was tender and the kick was perfectly mediated by the thick, moist dough, with a good fry preventing the whole thing from being to gummy. For dessert we got pana cotta with blueberry and cornflakes which is a safe choice but the cornflakes definitely added a much needed texture to the sometimes-dull standby. They also boast an impressive espresso bar which can prepare any espresso based drink with any of their flavors. We got salted a maple cappuccino and toasted marshmallow macchiato. Both excellent if you prefer the sweeter side. Purists may balk at them. Overall the good food was plenty good for a restaurant you probably choose primarily for the ambiance. We cleaned every plate we ordered with even our "least" favorite still being enjoyable. I'd certainly recommend it to a friend even on the competitive Montclair scene. As they develop, I'd like to see them work on the presentation of the plates. The corn dog, salad, and cornnread were all sloppy. The bean sprout on the dessert is silly. And the tartare was empty (a sauce smear, or off-center plating would've been better). Ambiance Service Food quality Food presentation Overall read more

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Took my wife out for New Year's dinner and, unfortunately, the experience fell short. There was no coat check, and guests were expected to drape or fold their coats even though they dragged on the floor. To his credit, the manager was kind enough to store our coats downstairs, which we appreciated. Still, it's hard to understand how a restaurant operates in winter without a coat check. During our dinner, I also had several waiters bump into my side, so they're layout space planning was poor. Why is staff bumping into guest while their eating? To add to that, my wife's champagne was served in a chipped glass, and overall the attention to detail and food presentation was lacking. These small but important touches matter, and because of them, I don't see us returning. It's disappointing I wanted to enjoy and support this place. If you're going charge closer to premium pricing make sure the services matches. read more

The food was really good and the service was consistent and friendly. It's BYOB, and there's a liquor store conveniently located next door. read more

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It was very cold outside, as well as inside this restaurant in January. Dress warmly and make sure you have a coat you may need to keep it on when inside their dining room. Not a great dining atmosphere temperature wise. Food was just ok, a bit expensive lots of add on fees, i.e. sharing, paying with credit card. As usual when reserving--restaurant forces an early or late dinner. We selected an early time, there were two tables seated when we arrived for dinner, one hour after we arrived there were still tables available. They surely could have accepted a later reservation than we made. Not returning. One and done. Still regretting the one. read more

I came here for brunch with some friends on a Sunday afternoon. It was raining, and parking was insane. There is a large parking garage behind the restaurant that is $2 an hour. There is also a back entrance to the restaurant that is a lot closer than walking to the front. The decor inside is very chic. Our waiter was very kind and helpful. We sat on the second floor. The menu is limited, so if you are a picky eater, I would look at it before. I had the breakfast sandwich. I didn't realize it was going to be a sunny up-side egg, which I don't like. I also didn't care for the chorizo on it. However, the biscuit was delicious. It also came with a really nice side salad. We ordered a side of fries to split and they were just okay. I had a pumpkin cappuccino after, which was okay. It wasn't hot enough. The place is pricey , but it is Montclair, and it is a BYOB which is nice. read more

Food and ambiance very good. Service concerning. Both Attitude and care levels....something is definitely off and uncomfortable. read more

Ate there on Saturday night (4/25). The main course was good - not particularly hot. The restaurant on the loft level was loud and hard to hear. However, the worst part was the server (female). She was surly at the best of times. Most requests were met with a "No." I won't go rushing back there. read more

Great experience, especially considering they just opened up recently (some restaurants needs a while before they get going). Our server Christina was great - attentive and friendly. The manager Josh was also a pleasure. The Halibut was incredible, would definitely recommend trying that if you visit. read more

The Saint Clair is a serious restaurant, by which I mean a place that takes real care over what it serves, and the results are entirely worth it. The cast iron cornbread, with its butter and hint of honey, is so delectable, it's sinful, which is probably the idea--and having lived in the South for almost two decades, I know good cornbread. The fluke crudo appetizer is a welcome shift from the usual sashimi, with a citron snap and a little bite from Fresno chiles. The tiny clumps of crisped quinoa add crunch, not an element I would have thought to add to what is in essence a type of carpaccio, but then, that's what one goes to a fine restaurant for: new ideas on plates. The other appetizer worth mentioning is billed as arancini with crab meat but which is really the kind of food that ordinary crab cakes can only dream about: a crisply fried exterior enclosing a substantial amount of well-dressed crab. As for greens, I may be the only one around who misses anchovies in a Caesar salad, but this version made up for it with chick pea croutons. As for entrees, our party of four split the prime strip, admirably rare and juicy and accompanied by excellent fries that everyone grabbed; , and the pork chop, thick but not dry, on a bed of gremolata. We also shared the halibut and salmon, where the accompanying flavors of coconut, cashew, mushrooms, black garlic, sunchoke puree, and so on made for great, flavorful bites but perhaps not all that necessary. They're the kind of additions that fine restaurants may add to show what they can invent, a subset of the science of combinatorics. Dessert was a berry tart with ice cream and four spoons, since by then we were all sated. And the espresso arrived just in time for the dessert, which I can vouch is something not so easily achieved, since the beverage station and dessert area aren't always in close communication. All in all, a truly enjoyable experience, not just a meal. read more

Was recommended that I go here, because I love a good burger. I got the Duck Fat Tater Tots, and my girlfriend got the Cornbread, which was addictive. I ordered the Dry Aged Burger, which had such incredible flavor. Best Burger I can remember having (see pic). The Cooper Sauce it came with great to dip my fries in. Service was good/friendly, and the ambiance in the place was pretty cool. read more

The Saint Clair - Dry Aged Burger. - American Near Me - Montclair, New Jersey

We dined at The Saint Clair on their opening night. The service was on point. We ordered the heirloom tomato salad, so fresh and tasty. For our mains, the tried the halibut and monkfish. The way they were prepared let the fish shine. The panna cotta was to die for!! Don't skip dessert. read more

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I dined in at this restaurant on 7/4/2026. The waiter was very nice, we placed our order and spoke with the su chef Who was also pleasant. When my order of the shrimp and grits was brought to the table we immediately began to eat. After tasting 2 pieces of shrimp I spit it back out in the napkin. The shrimp wasn't fresh, had a foul smell in the napkin. I immediately called the waiter over, and explained the situation. He then notified a lady who I'm assuming was the covering manager. She came over, and stated "Oh i was told the shrimp tasted bad, but I can assure you that everything the chef makes is fresh, and if you don't like the meal we can get you something else." I informed her that I handed the foul smelling shrimp in the napkin to the waiter to have the chef smell it. She Didn't smell the napkin and was very defensive, and dismissive. I told her that someone should smell the shrimp instead of assuming that we just didn't like the food. At this point I can see the chef and su chef along with someone else congregating with upset faces. The covering manager then said oh perhaps you got a bad batch. Itwas inexcusable the way the staff communicated with us. we just had it removed paid the $150 plus tip and didn't take any leftovers. It was truly distasteful that a restaurant couldn't offer an apology. The next day I had an episode of diarrhea. Poor customer service will not return at this establishment. read more

My children took me here for Mother's Day and we were informed it was a price fixed menu. 3 courses for $60. But the bread basket was the first course. That was not cool. The beet salad was very good but the potatoes were meh. I had the chicken Milanese which was ok but not super thin, a big hunk of chicken. The waitress was very good. No complaints on service. But that $60 for really 2 courses was a real turnoff. read more