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The Stone Terrace by John Henry's

3.6 (108 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating

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Oyster were fresh. Vinegar or cocktail sauces both were good.
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This is a great atmosphere, good service and good food. You can't go wrong eating here. We had a nice family dinner with grand parents. Apps and entrees were great! Just wish I had room for dessert. Prices not bad but it's fine dining so expect to pay a little more

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Reviews are mixed. Many highlight the warm, attentive staff and pleasant ambiance, while delicious food, especially seafood and salads, is often praised.

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Always outstanding! Delicious food, professional staff, nice ambiance, accommodating reservations.

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Don't order the Grouper. Should be sued for advertising as Grouper when it is Not even the fish (some substitute)

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Excellent food and service! Highly recommend this very nice restaurant in nearby Hamilton

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Foods sucks service sucks. Don't waste your time or your money. There's better places in the area that you'll get your moneys worth at.

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Food isn't bad but do no drink mixed drinks, there is no liquor in their mixed drinks. It's a shame they feel they can cheat customers

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