I'm thinking I don't have to write a review because it's pretty clear the place is a slam dunk…read morechoice -- lovely staff, delicious food and a Mirror Lake view -- but I will warn that the portions are on the smaller size and if you ask for a bit more bread with the cheese board, they will charge you five dollars without warning. Those aren't complaints, but for any "hungry guys" who like hearty portions, this place will run up your tab.

Ambiance: 1000/10. Top of the Park is an absolute must on any Lake Placid trip. This rooftop tapas…read morebar, perched above Players Sports Bar and Grille, has jaw-dropping views of Mirror Lake. You can choose from bar seating, indoor tables, or outdoor spots with a perfect breeze. There's even a big street-side table that's ideal for bachelorette groups or larger parties. The whole space feels elevated, cozy, and a little magical. Drinks: The cocktail menu is insanely creative and the pours are generous. Their espresso martini is one of my all-time favorites... I stop in for one every single time I'm in Lake Placid. It's that good. Food: I think about this food at least once a week. The menu is built around shareable small plates, making it the perfect pre-dinner cocktail hour spot for your travel crew. Order a couple of drinks and a few bites while you take in the lake views before your dinner reservation. My personal must-orders: the charcuterie board and the mac and cheese. Unreal. Price: It's on the pricier side, but genuinely worth every penny. For the quality, the atmosphere, and those views? Not overpriced at all.

Burlingtons best kept secret - one of the best restaurants in the state resides in a wine market…read more The owner lived in Healdsburg, CA and is passionate about wine. They also have a wine club. Go for dinner. The jamon iberico from Spain, parisian ham, tinned fish, baby gem salad, lamb, halibut, pork chop, pasta are fabulous for NYC standards. Menu changes regularly. Oyster happy hour on Thursday nights. Very cute dining room inside the wine store, great for date nights to casual get together.

Lovely spot. Incredible service & knowledge about all their curated wines. Also they have great…read morefood and desserts.

Everything is right about this place. We will return every time we come to Stowe. Music, vibes,…read moregood food and drinks. Seriously, it doesn't get any better.

Après Only is a favorite spot when we are in Stowe, VT. The cocktails, bar snacks and live music…read moreare incredible. The bartenders, like Mariah, make the experience that much more memorable.

A beautiful venue, and a small but well executed menu by really talented chefs. Good cocktails, and…read morea nice wine list. A cozy Vermont in vibe and feeling. This is a real high-end Vermont Inn. A real treat.

A Masterclass in Deception. Do Not Be Fooled by the 4.5 Stars…read more My wife and I came here expecting a special dinner based on glowing reviews. What we got was a textbook tourist trap with a view. Yes, the setting is gorgeous. Vermont mountains in the distance, open-air ambiance, cozy lighting. But once the food hits the table, the charm dies fast. I ordered the grilled chicken. What arrived was three thin slices of poultry on a puddle of sauce, garnished with a few microgreens. It looked more like a sample than a $44 entrée. My wife's "Gnudi" was overpowered by a bitter green sauce, rubbery in texture, and she couldn't finish it. I ended up eating both meals just to feel like I had dinner, but left still hungry. We ended up grabbing pizza afterward because we felt completely ripped off. The bill? $80 before tip. For what amounts to two appetizers. No drinks, no dessert, no extras. To add insult to injury: they charge you $25 per person if you cancel a reservation. That should have been our first red flag. This restaurant survives off its view and inflated reputation. The food is nowhere near the quality or portion size you'd expect at this price point. The 4.5-star rating is wildly misleading and risks conning more travelers like us. We left upset, unsatisfied, and shocked that this place gets away with calling itself fine dining. Save your money and your evening. Go somewhere that cares more about the plate than the patio.

Saw their new spring menu on social media and I really wanted to try it! We decided to go in if…read morethere was no wait - if not we would go somewhere else... and we got lucky! Seated right away. Good enough atmosphere. It's not Bailiwicks, but good enough... Their bar area is super lively, I like it a lot. We both *don't* love the one and only, unisex bathroom that is always out of hand soap and not always super clean (according to Boyfriend who had to lift the seat.......). They need to keep an eye on that... Waitress was ok. A very loud talker. Food was amazing! I had both their "specials" - the fiddle heads appetizer and the Lamb chops... which were also served with fiddle heads, and a delicious risotto (I didn't realize the lamb was also served with fiddle heads, if I had, I would have tried a different appetizer - but that's my fault because I'm sure she must have mentioned it). Everything was amazing. Lamb was so tender and perfectly flavored. Boyfriend had the hanger steak and duck fat fries and loved it too. Says it's some of the best fries he's had! I'm not much of a dessert person but I like trying stuff at restaurants where I know it will be homemade. I had some whipped cream and butterscotch dessert and it was great - couldn't finish as I was full, but no regrets. We will be back! I love that their menu changes seasonally, it keeps things very interesting.

Food and cocktails are very tasty. Service is pleasant…read more This place can get busy. So, take your time.

It gets crowded fast, but the energy is part of the charm. Food and wine were both excellent.read more

I rarely give 5 stars. But I could not find a fault with my experience there. Service was perfect…read more Knowledgeable, not pesky and well mannered. My two friends and I enjoyed duck, cheese, olive and pork items from the tasting menu. And a gorgeous Cote du Rhone bottle. Good value as well. Montreal blows Toronto away in this category of resto/bar/after work spot.

A random beautiful Thursday night 6.4.26 that we chose to take our beautiful Lucille out for a ride…read moreand chose to dine here. Loving the ambiance and experience we had during our last time dining here as we love the local and chill vibe along with the views as the sun sets. The food and beverages were spot on. Tuna, Steak tartare, an amazing carrot dish, and of course the bread with that wonderful butter/olive oil combination - which I rarely eat but can't resist here. It was a pleasure to meet Sam one of the owner's and his lovely crew. Sam and my husband enjoyed some time remising as they looked over Lucille who was in part refurbished when this location was once owned by Ralph's Restoration. Cheers to all at the Majestic. Thank you for an amazing dining experience. The service was exceptional. Looking forward to coming again soon!

Lovely place, watch sundown from high seats that line window area…read more Had raw food: tuna and cow. Both very good. Cabbage pie good but needs something to zest up flavor. Radicchio salad was tasty. Interesting cocktails. Had the banana dessert, which was good but needed more banana flavors. Had an unusual ice cream as topping with some crunchy nuts I think. All dishes are for sharing. All tasted good but portions are a little small. Figure 75 per person with one cocktail. I'd go back for a special occasion, when I don't want to stuff myself.

Nice sunny day to sit out and enjoy some seafood and sangria. I was sat quick, I beat the Friday…read morelunch rush by a little bit. I ordered quickly. Calamari for an app. A lobster roll for my meal and a drink. The sangria came quick and was good, a little syrupy. The calamari and lobster roll took a while, but maybe they are a bit more relaxed in Canada. No one was available, even for me to waive down, no check ins either. Again, probably customary in Montreal, I don't know the culture that well. The calamari was pretty looking, but it was tough as a well done leather glove. The "lobster roll" had about two pieces of lobster, the rest was small shrimp. The flavor was good, the bun was perfect. But still, for the price, a disappointment. The French fries were delicious but soggy. Maybe that was a spin on Poutine.??? I sat for an hour without being able to get someone. I will not return.

Arrived in Montreal a couple of hours ago and checked out Boqueria, near my hotel. Reviews looked…read moresolid and happy to share that it delivered. Open kitchen with two chefs and two front of the house staff who were warmly welcomed me and were professional throughout. Had the oysters, clean and crisp with a nice Spanish Cava. Tried the lobster croquetas and the anchovy toast points. Tapas were in point, the anchovies were a tad too salty for me. Ended up ordering the catch of the day, butterflied sea bream. It was the piece de resistance. The fish was perfectly cooked, and the cheek/head was juicy all the way to the tail. The sides were fine, the papas bravas could have been crispier, but fine. Green beans were nicely seasoned. Had half and waved the white flag. Paired it with a tasty Albariño. Great start to quick sojourn in Montreal.

Excellent menu. I had the Pork Milanese with risotto and was very happy with it - it was…read moresomething I had never tried before. There are a large variety of pasta options, and I may have one of those next time. The tres-leches cake was wonderful.

A little slow service. Waiter was nice. They greeted us by stating several dishes NOT available…read moretonight that's on the menu. We ordered French onion soup and it was WAY WAY too peppery. The risotto tasted nice but too buttery.

I see they have been renovating at the crossing and I happened to go inside this summer, lots of…read morecold beer, a beautiful outdoor patio! Great food! Very nice staff! Highly recommend.

Best dining in the immediate area, never mind it may be the only dining in the area…read more We stopped because it was the only place and were pleasantly surprised to find the food was quite good, the servings ample, the very relaxed atmosphere in the bar pleasant enough and our server (a long time employee) was prompt, helpful and extremely friendly. Our table ordered prime rib, steak and shrimp, marinated steak and Cajun haddock. Everyone agreed all were quite good, French fries were freshly made and the baked potatoes were excellent. And let us not forget the very good Peanut Butter Pie topped with whipped cream and drizzled with chocolate. Yummy! Oh, and the price......,very reasonable. Give The Crossing Restaurant a try!!!