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    4.5 (111 reviews)
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    Taylor G.

    I cannot say enough about this wonderful restaurant. The service is always great and the food is even better! My go-to is the truffled steak eggs Benedict. You cannot go wrong with that dish. For a lighter appetizer, the roasted carrots with avocado and some kind of whipped cheese sauce is heavenly. This place is perfect for a Sunday brunch, but you can come anytime. Especially now that the weather is beautiful. If you're flying solo, like I was today, definitely bring a book, relax outside in the sunshine, and enjoy your amazing meal.

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    Steve J.

    What a dinner we had! You definitely should make reservations, the place is small and gets crowded. Be warned it is loud when it's crowded, but just wait for the amazing staff and food to wow you. As our waitress told us, be ready to go outside your comfort zone when ordering...great advice! Since we had 6 people we were able to try so much. The best hot dog was really good! As was the bang bang asparagus, ranch carrots, and the special rangoons. Dinners were even better! The pork chop was juicy and delicious over dill potatoes. The steak was cooked perfectly; Lamb chop wonderful; the fish was amazing; gnocchi Mac and cheese creamy and good; and even the salad was great. Save room for dessert...the lemon cake was my favorite, but they also had a strawberry shortcake on top of a funnel cake and a traditional cannoli with fruity pebbles! Bonus: BYOB

    Danah A.

    Delicious, unique offerings in an intimate setting - I got a meal with eggs, donuts, and duck, which tasted fantastic. I'm already thinking of going back for another meal. The service was great and I'm looking forward to the next chance I have to try another meal!

    Devin J.

    A lovely hidden gem, perfectly encapsulating an antiquated vintage home kitchen atmosphere. The coffee selection was nice and the shared plates essential for the table during brunch were top tier. The deviled eggs had a burst of savory and spicy flavor with salmon roe on top, and the silver dollar pancakes were equal parts adorable and delish.

    Jenn S.

    I'd give 3 1/2 stars if I could. My friend and I went to celebrate our birthdays. Despite calling day of, they were able to squeeze us in. The meal was good, but some dishes were better than others. Sadly, the brussel sprouts were way over-seasoned and had to be sent back. Another table said the same of their order. The carrots were fantastic though. Tomato soup and grilled cheese was good, but not special. Deviled eggs are worth an order. My salmon was and serving with sides was generous. My friend, however, had to send her burger back for being very undercooked. It was then overdone. Dessert was a strong ending to the meal, and the staff did right the wrongs. I've heard good things about other experiences here and would give it another try since some of the meal was very good. For the price, I would want everything I ordered to be consistently well-prepared but appreciated the presentation, atmosphere, and service.

    Heather L.

    This place lives up to the hype. Have been here twice now for lunch and niether time has been disappointing. The place is pretty small so I can see why it was hard to get in here when they opened and it is a bit loud. The most recent time we had deviled eggs, the burger, the shrimp roll and for dessert cannolis and strawberry short cake. Everything is flavorful and fresh, service is great and I am looking forward to trying dinner here.

    Steak and eggs
    Abdou B.

    We had this place on our list of places to try for a while. The service/food is good but not amazing and they were missing some basic stuff for breakfast (i.e. orange juice, etc). The truffle gnocchi is really good

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    Joshua L.

    I made reservations here directly on their website for brunch. I had a lunch meeting and we decided to have a sit down in Haddonfield. Location: Takes a little sense of direction to find this hem nestled in the corridor of Haddonfield center district. Parking: There is a paid parking lot within walking distance. The restaurant is small and intimate. When you walk in you enter through the kitchen. The hostess checked us in, and sat us between two tables. It's tight I am not going to lie. I ordered the table pancakes, which served up as the size of a silver dollar. They were decent. It was the cheesesteak Benedict that did me in. The poached egg done to perfection, the steak texture and taste was like an Eagles championship parade in my mouth. Well done Gass and Main (G&M). Matt you are extraordinary human. Working those tables being attentive and helpful patient. Thank you for the phenomenal service. Will come again. Brunch reservations is a game changer. No waiting in a hallway without a chair like at Sabrina's .

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    Frances A.

    Celebrating my birthday weekend and date night with my husband at Gass & Main. Our server, Kyle, told us about their new seasonal menu plus weekend additions. I showed him my SJFS card and he said he would surprise us with an appetizer. We ordered the lobster gnocchi Mac which was a weekend addition app. We received the chips and caviar as our free appetizer. Wow - they were both amazing. There was a great amount of lobster which we were very pleased with as almost every bite had lobster. I'm not a big fan of bbq chips but these were on another level. I ordered the crab primavera which Kyle recommended. It was a huge portion and had lots of crab. My husband had the mustard crusted pork chop which was thick and tender. My favorite dessert has always been strawberry shortcake so as soon as I saw it on the dessert menu I stopped looking. Kyle came back with the strawberry shortcake with a birthday sparkler flickering brightly on top. This is by far my favorite restaurant in South Jersey. Head over to Gass & Main for some delicious eats.

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    Linda L.

    We decided to go to Gass and Main on a whim, and the wait wasn't too long. We got the Chips & Caviar, Breakfast Tacos, and a French toast dish (looking back on the website, it seems it is no longer available). We liked the Chips & Caviar, and although I didn't try the Breakfast Tacos, my friend said they were good. The French toast was okay - the bread was a bit too hard for me. Service was friendly, and the restaurant is small, but cozy. 3.5/5.

    Pulled pork Benedict
    Andrea R.

    Gass and Main encapsulates everything I love about dining out, frequenting locally owned restaurants, and scrumptious food. Where else are you going to get a glimpse into the Chef's childhood living room? Or enjoy the culinary creations only a brilliant mind could conceive? You must, must, must get the truffle gnocchi. It's salty, pillowy, savory, yet not too heavy, and the perfect portion of a delectable treat. If Chef Dane's style is elevated classics, you can say goodbye to Easy Mac. I'm a sucker for anything pasta, cheese, and truffle, so this dish epitomizes all my favorite things. Did you know that wagyu hotdogs exist? I didn't, but I'm a better person after consuming Gass and Main's "World's Best Hotdog." The buttered roll and tangy mustard makes for a slam dunk. If you visit for brunch, there's no shortage of great breakfast options. A lot of the chef's dishes can be made vegetarian and/or vegan friendly, so don't be afraid to get adventurous! The staff is attentive, and the atmosphere is welcoming and cozy. I highly encourage reservations! A coveted walk-in spot might not be guaranteed given the (much deserved) hype of Gass and Main. There is metered parking and a paid lot nearby, but if you don't mind a short walk, you can find free street parking down the otherside of the restaurant, away from the main drag. This family owned and operated restaurant is a homerun.

    Deviled eggs and chips and caviar

    Our waitress was so helpful. I'm gluten free and she made sure to explain everything and insure it all was good for me! She also recommended a lot of things for us which was appreciated. The "dunkaroos" were INSANE

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    Delicious food. Perfect food. Wonderful waiter. Everything our party of four ate was impeccable

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    Food was delicious and service was attentive. We enjoyed brunch and would definitely return.

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    Great service. Food was delicious. Will definitely be back to try some of their other brunch and menu options.

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