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    3.5 (175 reviews)
    ModerateDiners, Salad, French
    Open • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Intimate
    Classy
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Side of bacon
    Sue C.

    Honestly, I rounded up to 4 stars. It was more like 3.7/3.8 because service was a bit slow and not very coordinated. But our food once served was excellent! French toast came with warmed maple syrup and they were able to separate all the toppings since our little one is in the phase when they do not like different foods touching. The fried oysters were light and NOT greasy at all. I liked them without the sauce but we kept the sauce for the fresh fried potato chips. Which were amazing! The charcuterie plate was full to the brim with so many goodies (see pictures). The duck appetizer was topped off so high and drizzled with the most delectable refreshing vinegrette. Really loved the apple with the duck. Overall all a great meal with the family.

    Salmon Market Salad
    Allison V.

    35 minutes to get ordered drinks (one at a time for 3 people), another 15 minutes for a cup of soup and another minutes 25 for lunch. It was totally frustrating as our server is washing glasses, owner talking up some other customers. It was poor service. Truly disappointed. Salads were okay, nothing to say come back. I really wish I could leave more happiness here, but the restaurant was NOT busy and just average.

    3 egg omelette with ham and cheddar, applewood sausage and field greens.
    Heather M.

    Another hit for downtown Frederick. Went to this restaurant for brunch and honestly could have found something for each meal of the day. The ambience is upscale modern French and the menu can be a bit pricey, for good reason. Large portions of delicious fresh food. Paola was our waitress and she gave great suggestions to try, including a really good sparkling rosé that was light and smooth. Two of us got brunch items while one got the Cesar Salad with Salmon and we all cleared our plates. The 3 egg omelettes were very fluffy and not over stuffed with our toppings. The roasted potatoes were perfectly roasted with a delicious dill crème to dip in. For dessert we got the Pan au chocolate croissant and it was small but tasty. Overall, I would go back for another meal and try some of their craft cocktails.

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    Everything went well having lunch at a halfway point with old friends. Everything was perfect and we plan to be back again.

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    It was a wonderful Birthday lunch. Service was wonderful. Ideal for a leisurely meal. Definitely be back.

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    L'Auberge Chez Francois

    L'Auberge Chez Francois

    4.4(839 reviews)
    27.4 mi
    •$$$$

    YES! Yes, Yes, yes, yes, yes!! Run, don't walk, to L'Auberge…read moreChez Francois in Great Falls, VA!! They're not just a restaurant, it's a full experience. I've been dining here since I was in High School - trying to impress my dates - and 35 years later it's even better than I remember. I even got engaged here 15 years ago. The service here is just unequalled. I walked through the front door and was immediately greeted by name - they just know somehow (magic). And the server became a good friend by the time we left. The ambiance takes you back to old-world France - simply gorgeous. The food was amazing as usual. I had the Beef Wellington with foie gras and it was cooked perfectly. The wine was amazing. Everyone loved their food. They knew it was our friend's birthday and brought them a free little desert treat. More than ever, L'Auberge is not just a restaurant, it's a magical experience worthy of being a culinary destination. Loved it and can't wait to go back.

    First, driving to L'Auberge Chez Francois at night is an adventure all its own. I might recommend…read moregetting there in the daylight even if you have reservations, just to enjoy all of the gorgeous winding roads and tree-lined turns. And, if you get lost easily even with GPS, you might arrive with the gift of daylight. Especially if you are not familiar with Great Falls. The drive does really double the charm of the meal, here. I love the old world aesthetic of L'Auberge Chez Francois. It is intimate, elevated, classic and offers many diners Alsatian meals to remember. I used my hiring bonus to take a new hire here. We both enjoyed steaks. It's been awhile but I loved the French Onion Soup and whatever fabulous steak they were offering that season. I just took a look at the current menu and if I was ordering this season, the Chateaubriand de l'Auberge - for two - is looking like the winner. I think they have their own garden which the vegetables with the steak come with. We went in the evening, so I didn't get to see the lush gardens pictured on their website. And I am sure the béarnaise and truffle sauce are divine. I might have enjoyed a hot soufflé here. The current soufflé options, aside from the dessert tray, are Grand Marnier, Chocolate and Raspberry. Where else can you find 3 variations of soufflé? For that matter, where can you enjoy soufflés, at all? Definitely check their event list for the special wine dinners and musical events at www.laubergechezfrancois.com. Happy Hours are on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6pm. At time of writing, their famed Garlic bread and salads range between $6 to $10 and small plates range between $15 and $20. Craft beers, wine and cocktails range between $7 and $12. L'Auberge Chez Francois is a lovely and special place to dine and celebrate.

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    L'Auberge Chez Francois - Outdoor seating at the entrance of Jacques Brasserie

    Outdoor seating at the entrance of Jacques Brasserie

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    Classic Beef Bourguignon

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    Monocacy Crossing - Happy hour Monetto Prosecco Rose DOC Millesimato, It and whiskey sour  Complimentary bread, goat cheese fritters, furikake spam fries

    Monocacy Crossing

    4.1(322 reviews)
    4.4 mi
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    We were intrigued about this place because several years ago, we drove by and string lights were on…read moreand it seemed really busy. We came here to celebrate a personal milestone and we did it at the last moment. Luckily, there was a table for it. We did not know what to expect, but some menu items had a nice twist to the dish. However, one dish was by far the best: the deviled eggs. The sauce and the prep was just amazing. It is not a lot of food and it is $20, but we both thought it was worth it to come back to eat it again. The other dishes we ordered were good, but the most memorable was the deviled eggs. I liked how they had a leaderboard for frequent customers though. That was cool to just stare at. The location has parking on the rocks and it was full by 6 pm on a Thursday. There is outside seating and limited inside seating. The bar area looked fairly busy because it was happy hour time. Its an old timey restaurant with a more mature setting that made us think of places like eating on Kent Island or Annapolis or St. Michaels. It is a hidden gem here - especially where it was located. We did notice that there was a dominant demographic dining here. We felt a bit out of place, but don't care, the deviled eggs were too good.

    Nothing was necessarily bad about our experience, but I felt for the prices I expected to be a…read morelittle more impressed. We started with the pierogis and goat cheese fritters. The goat cheese fritters were good and the sauce on top of them was delicious. At our table of 3, none of us cared for the pierogis. I ordered the beef medallions for my entree. They were seasoned well, and I really like the topping, mashed potatoes, and squash. Unfortunately I found the beef itself surprisingly chewy, almost like bubble gum, which made them difficult to enjoy. The complementary bread was also extremely dense and dry. The butter it was paired with was overwhelmingly salty. One thoughtful moment was when they checked my friend's ID and noticed that her birthday has been earlier in the month. They surprised her with a complimentary dessert, which was so kind and really stood out to us. We sat outside on the patio, which wasn't busy when we arrived at 3:45. We were asked when we got there if it was okay that we were out by 6:30 because our table had another reservation. That was plenty of time for us, and we left around 5:30, but it felt a little unnecessary since the patio was mostly empty when we left. The restaurant had a quiet atmosphere, and the outdoor area was gorgeous. Overall, the meal had some highlights and the birthday dessert was a lovely gesture.

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    Beautiful fresh flowers on each table.

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    Gladchuk Bros Restaurant - Crab stuffed cod

    Gladchuk Bros Restaurant

    4.3(89 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    Turned out to be a very memorable first visit. We found this restaurant after using Google Gemini…read moreto find "Authentic German Food" when we arrived in the parking lot, we saw the chefs sitting outside taking a breather next to where we'd parked, but thought nothing of it at first. It was our first year of dating anniversary but we failed to notice when looking the place up that they closed at 7:30pm. We walked in at about 7:40pm and the bartender regretfully informed us that they had just closed. We accepted the situation for the error it was on our part and opted to go elsewhere. So barely 3 minutes after walking up to the entrance, we were heading back to our truck. The chefs were still there and immediately asked us why we weren't staying to eat. When we explained that we hadn't realized they closed at 7:30, they looked at us and said, "Go back in there and tell them we said we're still open for you guys." We were a bit concerned that we'd cause hard feelings and said we could just come back a different day, and they wouldn't have it. "We're the guys who'll be cooking, not them, if we're okay with it, then what have you got to lose?" We looked at each other and thought briefly and headed back up to the entrance. I had mentioned that I had a spur of the moment 'hankerin' for German Food, and he said, "Well, you're at the right place!" Before we got back in the front door, one of the chefs (we learned shortly after were the owners) was already letting the bar staff know to get us seated and taken care of. My girlfriend ordered the Chicken Cordon Bleu, and I ordered the Pork Schnitzel. We of course sampled each others' dishes and it was beyond amazing on both entrees. Some of the best schnitzel I've had NOT in Europe, and the mushroom onion gravy was so savory and rich. The Chicken was loaded with flavor and I could definitely see that being on a future order for myself. After we were beyond stuffed, we decided to split a dessert for the occasion and had the Chocolate Mousse Cake. When the bartender learned it was our first anniversary, she made sure to get a candle to put in the cake for us, it was a very nice and welcoming touch. The bar staff was on their game with the service, keeping drinks full and checking on us frequently to make sure we were good to go. There were only two other tables still seated in the restaurant at that point, and they were actually there already eating when we first arrived. They were still there when we departed, so we assumed they may have been family friends or locally important patrons. The ambiance of the restaurant has a very British Pub feel to it, and it is so amazingly cozy and feels like home. We both left with an amazing impression and cannot wait for another chance to try some of the other menu options. I'm very curious to try the Filet Mignon next time, but the Stroganoff looked quite tempting as well. I think we both found a place that we'll absolutely keep on the short list of places to revisit next time we're in town. It was such a memorable experience and we so greatly appreciated the flexibility and hospitality they demonstrated. That type of service is so hard to find these days. Beyond that, I REALLY want to try those Eclairs on a Thursday!

    This was my first visit to Gladchuk Bros Restaurant in years even though it has been a staple in…read moreFrederick as long as I can remember. We met friends for a quick visit when we were in town and it was a perfect place to stop in for lunch. I had a loaded potato soup and it was so good and filling with and emphasis on the term loaded. Other members of our party ordered a sandwich, a salad and a burger and the portions were generous and the salad was quite large and full of fresh ingredients. Our service was great as we were there on a weekday at lunchtime so they were not very busy. The dining room is clean and kept in great shape. The décor is lovely with a nod to the historic buildings age. The lovely woodwork and hard wood floors make it so cozy , and a beautiful fireplace at the entrance complete the cozy feel of the restaurant.

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    Gladchuk Bros Restaurant - Exterior

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    Nice waiting area.

    Motier - Poulet roti (roasted chicken)

    Motier

    4.5(79 reviews)
    44.0 mi
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    Oh my gosh, I regret not going here more when I lived closer by!…read more Motier was wonderful. I went with my family recently for brunch and enjoyed the trifecta of restaurant goodness: good service, good food, and good ambiance. We got several things: lattes (mochas and a cappuccino), French onion soup, ratatouille, one of the croque sandwiches, quiche, and dessert. Everything was quite good, but the leek quiche was heavenly! Easily one of the best quiches I've had in a long time: texturally perfect and also so flavorful. From my perspective, the star of the show. Diego was our server and further made the experience a pleasant one. He gave us excellent recommendations and was friendly and accommodating throughout. I've already raved about this place to a few friends now and look forward to going back! That quiche lives rent-free in my head.

    Cute little bakery café with both indoor and outdoor seating. The staff was warm, welcoming, and…read morevery pleasant. On this visit, I stopped in for breakfast and later returned to pick up a couple of desserts. The ham and egg croissant was absolutely delicious, and I enjoyed it with a hot cup of tea while relaxing at one of the tables and reading. The desserts were just as impressive. I tried the heart-shaped pastry and the chocolate tart, and both were fresh, flavorful, and the perfect sweet ending to a wonderful experience. I'll definitely be back!

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    Le Diplomate - Croque madame - so good

    Le Diplomate

    4.3(5.8k reviews)
    40.5 mi•Logan Circle
    •$$$

    This was easily one of the strongest dining experiences I've had in Washington. The server knew the…read moremenu inside and out, gave solid recommendations, and stayed on top of everything without hovering. We went with the steak frites, onion soup, and steak tartare, and every dish delivered. Great food backed by service that actually stands out. This place is on my list whenever I'm back in Washington.

    What a special place in Washington, DC we have here…read more It is said a lot of members of congress dine here and I can understand why. Everything is delicious here!!! I started here for my birthday with some escargots, fantastic. Pro-Tip: Don't forget you can dip that terrific breadbasket they give you with some of the leftover garlic sauce from your escargots. We both decided to split the Beef Bourguignon. The most tender beef you can imagine, you do not need a knife to eat, and it was accompanied with buttery goodness in the creamy potatoes and some carrots for good measure. For dessert we ordered the vanilla bean crème brûlée. French dessert at a French restaurant was a no brainer. The top of the dessert packed a crispy, sugary, slightly burnt tasting palate cleanser that definitely will keep you a pick me up, who needs an ECT shock to get the heart going when you can take a scoop of pure sugary bliss! This is a must go to if you are in the DC area, but be sure to make reservations it fills up quickly. As always people SYOY!!!

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    Le Diplomate - Dining area

    Dining area

    Le Diplomate - Escargot

    Escargot

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    Bar and breads

    Josephine's

    Josephine's

    4.6(63 reviews)
    72.6 mi
    •$$$

    Okay, I see you, Lancaster. If there's one restaurant to allure the Michelin guide to Lancaster,…read moreit's Josephine's near the famous Central Market. Joining for dinner on a Thursday evening in July, here's my experience. 1) Food: The chef and pastry chef take their jobs seriously. Every dish was unique, full of flavor, beautiful, and worth every dollar. To start, they bring out homemade bread made fresh every morning with salted butter. I ordered the special- five jumbo shrimp with smoked garlic aioli. (They have cocktail sauce if you want it, but the garlic is phenomenal.) Before the main came out, the chef brought over the gazpacho using vegetables from his garden. The soup was thicker than I'm used to, but it paired perfectly with the vegetables. It was delicious! The scallops for the main were perfectly cooked and worked with the sauce in the middle of the plate and the green sauce on top of each scallop. Another winner! The lemon custard was refreshing for dessert. It's presented so well where you uncover more layers with each bite. 2) Drinks: They have a full cocktail menu with drinks named after famous people, wine, beer, and mocktails. Enjoying more sweet drinks, I ordered the "Marilyn Monroe." It was a fun drink, but a little too sweet for me. If you like berry and sweet drinks, you'll love it! 3) Service: It's excellent from start to finish. My server Tate was friendly, passionate about the menu, and efficient. His timing with everything was impeccable. 4) Space: It's beautiful. Despite on the basement level, it's lit well with photos of famous icons on the walls. It's iconic!

    20 years with Bird called for a great night out and Josephine's absolutely delivered…read more From the moment we walked in, Tate and Grant were incredible and made our anniversary dinner feel genuinely special without overdoing it. Great service like that still matters. Bird went with the crab cake and was already planning her next visit halfway through dinner. I started with the shrimp cocktail, followed by the Caesar salad and filet, all outstanding. Everything was paced perfectly and cooked exactly right. And then came dessert...which somehow topped everything else. Incredible way to finish the night. Between the food, atmosphere, and service, it was the perfect spot to celebrate 20 years, plenty of laughs, good memories, and another adventure for the books. Highly recommend.

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