Food is delicious here! The owner and staff here and at the burger shop are very nice, and the…read moreservice is great. Soups and sandwiches are homemade and there's always vegan/vegetarian options.

From the owner: Located in downtown Wake Forest. Serving homemade soups, paninis, salad bar, and homemade desserts…read more Open from 11am-3pm Tuesday-Saturday

Great service, delicious meal in a cheerful minimalistic Korean restaurant. I always have the same…read moredish the spicy seafood bimbibop, it has a great mix of seafood, the rice gets brown from the hot pot and the sauce is amazing. I love the little dishes they bring to start. I will keep returning. Oh I almost forgot, we had fried dumplings to start and they were delicious. Cooked to perfection with a great dipping sauce. Love this place.

I've been wanting to try this place since it opened, I'm not sure why I haven't. My daughter was…read moreasking to try it, so today, finally we did. I am going to say that it must depend on what you get, and what she got was the Japangmyeon, and she said they were good. However, she's bought packaged noodles from Amazon and said they are just as good. I got the wing Bento box, and this was disappointing. I' m that strange person who doesn't want a HUGE wing, and these were HUGE. I also feel that they didn't have the crispness I expect, and the sauce wasn't as flavorful as I hoped. The salad with what I think is dressing they make, was tasty. The miso soup, tasty. Although I find it hilarious that Korean places serve miso soup, but again, I'm not Korean or Japanese, but I mean, miso soup is Japanese, right? The 2 fried dumplings, "spring roll", and my tempura sweet potato were a little oily and also lacked flavor. But I think I'm the problem. For me, what I like in Korean food is limited, kimchee, oh yeah; the fried wings/chicken, when done well, oh, heck yeah; the rice, I mean, you need it; and I like the lighter Japchae noodles, finding the others too heavy. I don't really like the national rice dish, Bibimbap, because, becasue like a burger, you have to know what you want on it, and I apparently don't know with Bibimbap. I'm not a huge lover of the pancake-type things, too chicken to try the soups, but give me the Japchae, GOOD fried chicken, and the bulgogi, etc., and I'm good. For us, the service was outstanding. Everyone was pleasant, we were immediately greeted, etc. Atmosphere, well, this place has been, I don't even know how many other places, but it's fine. Oh, I did enjoy the banchan, bonchon, whatever, but it was my daughter's first (and last) kimchee experience.

The Lemon Tree is located inside Page 158 Bookstore in Downtown Wake Forest. The shopping center…read morehas plenty of free parking. There are a variety of tables for dining in. Ordering is done at the counter, and you are given a number, and it is brought out to you. The Lemon Tree has sandwiches, salads and soups to order. The menu changes weekly. You can order a sandwich, two sides, a beverage and a dessert for a good price. I went with the egg salad sandwich and selected two sides, my limeade and a brownie, all for $11. The egg salad was delicious, as were my sides of basil, tomato and cucumber and the berry salad. I liked that the Lemon Tree offers fresh and healthier options than other places. Both the food and service were excellent this visit.

I came in a few days ago with both kids before heading to the pool. We got a ham and cheese…read morecroissant, and a grilled cheese kids meal. The lady behind the counter was very helpful and kind. When my son said the lemonade wasn't sweet enough she added some more simple syrup to sweeten it. I got the pimento grilled cheese and dill potato salad. It was all delicious and I'm patiently waiting for a chance to go back. It was amazing. They've moved and merged with page 158 so it's a quaint little space and a book club was going on in the space. It quickly got busy. But definitely worth checking out.

Met my Brother here with my Son. One of my Nephews was here also. Later my Niece and other Nephew…read morejoined. I've eaten at the Village Deli in The Village District in Raleigh many times and alway had a great experience. The Wake Forest restaurant is the same quality. This was a great place to meet. Plenty of parking and lots of seating. You order at the counter and they call you when your orders ready. We sat outside in a covered area; it was a beautiful day. All areas are kept clean. I had chicken salad on a croisant--delicious. Village Deli also has fresh cut lemons for iced tea. Great experience--I'll be back!

Village Deli is one of my favorite spots in the triangle. Everything I have had here hits that…read moresweet spot of comforting food that feels like a home recipe. And the burgers are shockingly good. My favorite is the patty melt. Check it out!

The food was delicious. I got the grilled chicken sandwich and it was AMAZING. Great for takeout…read more The servers were really nice and were understanding. The wait was long for 3 people but I was glad we got the food to-go. Finally, the inside was fabulous. People were having fun and the atmosphere was fabulous as well.

One of my favorites is the Friday fish fry. A large slab of halibut, side of Mac and cheese and…read morechips. This is a great Friday night special with a fish that is fried perfectly. Tonight I tried the key lime pie. Great ending to a Friday night with a hint of sweetness and tangy. Zero wait for bar seating and sometimes a little more for a party of two plus. Definitely worth the wait if you have one.

Best breakfast in Wake Forest. Since moving from California I've noticed the lack of quality…read morebreakfast spots, but Stewart's lives up. The breakfast sandwich was great, side of tater tots was extremely plentiful for only being 4.99. The sandwich was huge too. I appreciate the serving sizes. Service was really nice too, the owner was really sweet and gave my partner a free latte. The vibe is really laid back with something between a diner and coffee shop. Good food is strangely hard to find around wake forest but this spot nailed it. We'll be back!

Best breakfast spot in Wake Forest for littles! We don't go out to eat near as often as we used to…read morebecause we never know how long the kids are going to behave but this play corner was a winner! They were so excited to be able to "cook and make coffee" at a restaurant and kept talking about it after we left. I wish I had gotten more food photos but these days I seem to always have a kid on my lap so I get what I get. The chicken biscuit was delicious and came with a side of honey but I ordered a side of sausage gravy to top it with and it was perfection! They have a pretty large menu with something for everyone and a lot of amazing sounding coffee drinks! I can't wait to go back and visit for lunch as well. Everyone there was very and helpful!

Easily one of the best restaurants we've been to in the area! Had a family birthday celebration…read morehere and it was an amazingly great experience! Our server, Dawn, was easily one best servers I've had in a long time. Knowledgeable about the menu, made a point to explain everything and no questions were too obscure. We had a variety of dishes, and out of everything the pork schnitzel wasn't really a schnitzel if you've ever had one in Germany, it was more like a breaded, fried bone-in pork chop, really good but not a traditional schnitzel. The asparagus, the risotto, the pasta, the chicken were all absolutely superior. The stars were the appetizers, especially the kung pao fried Brussels, those are a meal by themselves, some of the best I've ever had! The fried burrata cheese, worth the drive to Wake Forest. Their Cherry cobbler one word: YUM! The Farm Table is a roomy restaurant with tables well suited for family style dining and while a bit loud, certainly not uncomfortably so Totally recommended and thank me later for those Brussel Sprouts!

I really liked this place. The interior space was nice the servers were great. So why 3 stars?…read moreMy main, the Pork Chop was dry and over cooked. It was literally like a roof shingle. After a couple bites I gave up. When the server came by and offered me a different entree. She recommended the Lamb Kebobs. They were also dry and tasteless. Everyone else in our party had great meals. The braised Short Rib was the star of the night. I will have to give this place a second try and see if I have better luck.

Still only offer pick up service which is ok since we grabbed food to eat at Greenway Beer and Wine…read moreacross the street. They do have seating outside if it is a nice day. They have excellent fresh ingredients and flavor with ample portions. The salads are quite large.

I love the concept here. They offer so many fresh foods. I ordered a salad with a scoop of chicken…read moresalad on top. I loved it. It had cranberries and feta cheese. It was amazing. It was also incredibly big so very filling. This place still has a lot of Covid era implementations. Only online ordering. The majoring of the restaurant is blocked off. I walked in unknowingly that I couldn't order there and the staff member was a bit dismissive when I was confused I couldn't order right then and asked how I order. Once I ordered I was told it was a 15 min wait. So I waited. Got my food and left. No one interacts with you because the food is placed on a table at the front. I loved my food, but I hated the impersonal vibe I got from this place. It could be so much more. When they loosen up, I'll probably go back.

Like always the food and service is amazing. Favorite place…read more Place is hopping but they don't miss a beat

We ate that this location Saturday evening and came away feeling 'meh' about the entire meal. our…read morefood was not bad, just nothing to write home about. I had wings and a side salad which were both good, but not outstanding. The price of the side salad was rather expensive, in my opinion. My wife's Caesar salad with salmon was good as well, but again not that great. Apparently, they have a team approach to serving tables as we interacted with about 5 different servers which made things rather confusing and uneven. It would have been nice to know that's how they do the service experience up front. I think the primary factors in my rating are the price of the extra 2oz cup of Bleu Cheese dressing to take with my leftover wings and the 3% CC charge. If I knew the little cup of dressing was a dollar, I would not have taken it. Then there's the now ubiquitous 3% charge to use a credit card. I totally get that the card companies charge the fee and this is painted as 'transparency', but it just doesn't sit well with me. Maybe restauranteurs and other establishments that add the card fee could look at the sales with and without credit cards and just raise the menu prices by that percentage so it's not in people's faces. There's enough 'extra charges' in my life and it would be great to see one disappear.

I really enjoyed this restaurant. The food lived up to my expectations. The fried duck ravioli was…read morepretty good. It had a solid crunch out the outside and it was still flavorful and rich on the inside. The steak was exceptional. Perfectly booked medium rare throughout with a perfect sear. The cheesecake was the only thing I was a little disappointed by. It was good, but it wasn't cheesecake. It was pretty much just cake with a tiny bit of cheese filling. The service was good. Our server and the manager were pretty attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The ambiance was nice, your typical upscale steakhouse. I didn't get a chance to go into the speak easy but from what I saw it seemed like it'd be a really fun place to grab a drink

Every bite of the March Wine Dinner was pure magic. Chef Paul truly outdid himself with the…read more4-course pairing. I was so obsessed with the food that I only walked away with two photos--I was too busy enjoying the moment! Can't wait to come back for another round. Such a gem in Wake Forest!