So I'm a regular at AC, and I never knew this place existed until I saw a video on Instagram of…read morethem and of course, I had to check it out. From the outside, it looks like an average building, but once you get past those door it's like a whole different world. The inside is so beautiful, and I love the open middle concept, especially with the high ceiling, which lets the natural light in, so it makes everything look even more beautiful. It can also be intimate, as they have sections that can be a little private, so it's great for like dates or if you have a family get together. Also, they are close to the outlet as well and have parking too. I do recommend checking out their hours and menu before going, as they kind of have specific menu options that they offer on certain days. For example, on Fridays and Saturdays, they only have a prefix four-course meal, which each person has to pay $68.99 (we went on Friday). But they have a lot of great options, so you still get to try a variety of their fusion menu options. Especially, considering that if you look at the prices separately for the items that were included, I think it's a really great deal, since it comes with your starter bread, appetizer, soup of the day, entree, and dessert, and they don't skimp on the portion size either. Since it's French, when in Rome, you know I had to go with Escargots à la Bourguignone aka Snail, as this is something I've never tried before. It wasn't my favorite, but it wasn't too terrible for a first-time dish like that. Next was the soup of the day, which was a Afghan lentil soup, which we enjoyed. For the entrees, I got the Uzbeki Palau, which is lamb shank with Afghani rice, and oh my goodness, that lamb shank was so delicious, the bone just slid right off the meat. My friend got the Kofta Chalau, which is meatballs in sauce, and it came with rice as well. He really enjoyed that as he finished the whole plate! To finish it off, we were served Firni for dessert, which is an Afghan rice pudding with chocolate mousse and a piece of baklava. We were so stuffed, it was a lot of good food, and I will definitely go back to try their other menu options, which includes vegetarian as well. Also, it's BYOB as they are Afghan and do not serve alcoholic drinks, so you do have the option to bring your own bottle of wine or liquor if you prefer. Drink options were tea, fresh juices, coffee, and water, no mocktails. Overall had a wonderful time. The service was prompt, our waitress (sorry, I forgot her name) was very friendly, informative, and very attentive. The food was amazing, and the atmosphere is just picture and video worthy, very relaxing, and I did not feel rushed at all either. I will definitely go back whenever I'm in AC.

I wanted to visit this place since the time I knew we were going to Atlantic City. Trying Afghan…read morecuisine was on my list since I have never tried it. We went for their brunch on a Sunday afternoon. Disclaimer they do not serve any main course items for lunch hours too. The ambiance was beautiful and picturesque. The staff was super sweet. We ordered bolani which was ok ish but the chutney was delicious, chole puri - chole were delicious and puri was crispy but yum, the third thing we ordered was an omelette that tasted yum too. They even served fresh juice. We had pomegranate and orange juice. The ambiance was so good and birds were chirping and it felt like we were sitting in a courtyard of someone's home.

Last year we ate here and they blew our minds. Everything was beautifully plated and the flavors…read moreand ingredients were second to none. The service was equally fantastic. This year we decided to return for our anniversary and I'm sad to say this was our last visit to Provence. What a disappointment! We started with a $9 bread basket and the inside of the bread was frozen! We told our server and they brought us a new one at the same time as our appetizers. They really should have taken off the bill. We didn't even eat it. The appetizers (mussels, lobster ravioli, and french onion soup with mushrooms) were very good. The entrees were awful. The trout was really salmon (I know the difference although it can be subtle). It was overcooked and served with overcooked cous cous and frozen, shriveled peas. The short rib was over salted and topped with banana pepper slices straight from the jar and some kind of salty chips over a parsnip, mashed potato yuckiness. Also, we noted on the reservation that this was a birthday and anniversary dinner and it wasn't even acknowledged by the staff. It's evident the "chef" was not the same as our last visit. The food and the service were below average at best. It's a shame.

Lovely place for a celebratory Breakfast. Took my two nieces there to celebrate their birthdays…read more The space was lovely, featuring high ceilings, bright windows. The service was excellent, despite there being a wedding reception in the next room. The girls really enjoyed their breakfast.

If this has simply been a great meal in a beautiful restaurant, I probably would have forgotten to…read moreleave a review. But this was so much more. It was my anniversary dinner with my girlfriend and I'd indicated we were celebrating on the online reservation site. This staff here did something I've never seen before, they all signed a card waiting for us at the table when we arrived. Every person greeted us with well wishes. This was mine and my girlfriend's first time in Delaware, a really wonderful day trip at Rehoboth, and yet, despite spending the whole day enjoying ourselves, this restaurant and the staff were all we could talk about on the three hour drive home. To summarize: -food, magnificent (she had the Coquilles St. Jacques and I the Halibut. The Chanbord cake was also a wonderful standout) -atmosphere, beautiful and romantic -staff, perhaps the best we've ever met. You can tell every single person there cares

La Fable was absolutely delicious!!! Each bite was scrumptious - even the complimentary warm bread…read more The wait was a little long on a Saturday evening, but it was well worth it. I also ordered a Zelda cocktail which was a good combination of sweet and sour. The short ribs had perfectly soft texture making them very easy to bite into, and the sauce and mashed potatoes were delicious as well.

Love, love, love Frenchy's fries! They have the perfect amount of salt and are super tasty…read more Customer service was good and fast, just how I like it. If you like french fries like I do, try Frenchy's.

I love their lemonades, which are crisp and refreshing, but I'm not a fan of their fries. They come…read moreout way too hot, and because they are thick cut they take forever to cool down. The cut is just way too thick for me, and as a textural eater I'm not a fan. I'll be back for the lemonade though.

Had an amazing belated birthday brunch. My girlfriend and I shared our meals. We started off…read morewith the French toast crème brûlée which was thick pieces of bread with the crème brûlée in the center sprinkled with pieces of the crispy crunchy sugary topping. It was fabulous. Then we had the tarta flambé. Puff pasty with crème fraîche, bacon, onion and herbs. It was lite and flavorful. It seemed like they were short staffed as it took a bit for us to get seated despite having a reservation. Our waitress was friendly but not overly invested in our table. The chairs are uncomfortable and the ambiance could use something.

The space is deliberately simplistic with yellow walls, small tables and as expected, quaint like a…read morecafe. My guest and I were walkins for an early dinner on a Friday. It seemed to be a little empty but later the room was full with other people bringing plenty of wine (BYOB) and enjoying their meals. We shared a cheese board and it was pretty standard---good! My entree was so amazing! Loved my Beef Bourguignon! Cooked tender and so delicious, it exceeded my expectations for sure. I will most definitely be back. I hear the French onion soup is amazing as well!!

I just had my second visit to The Little Hen in Haddonfield, NJ, and somehow it was even better…read morethan the first. My husband, who has been to Paris and is very particular about his escargot, said it was the closest he has ever had to the real thing. That alone says a lot. We started with the mushroom toast, which was hands down the best toast we have ever had, along with deviled eggs topped with salmon roe that added the perfect burst of flavor. Every bite felt thoughtful and elevated. For our mains, we ordered the coq au vin and duck frites, and both were outstanding. The sauces were rich and balanced, and the meats were cooked perfectly. Dessert sealed the deal with crème brûlée and pot de crème. The crème brûlée, especially, was a masterpiece. Beyond the food, the restaurant itself is small and charming with a cozy, intimate feel. The staff were warm and attentive and made the whole experience even better. This place deserves way more hype than it gets. If you are anywhere near Haddonfield, do not miss it.

The little hen is a very cozy and intimate restaurant on a corner of the main Kings Highway in…read moreHaddonfield. We came here to celebrate an early Valentine's Day dinner. We made our reservation the night before and were off. Entering, you immediately notice only about half a dozen tables in the same room the food is prepared. It's a nice setting that is definitely unique. We started with a tomato bisque. It was creamy, smooth, and a great hot soup to start off a chilly winter evening. My main course was the Duck Frites. A generous helping of fries, with a smaller helping of duck strips. The amount of duck was a little disappointing, but it had a good flavor and a touch chewy. It came with an unusual banyuls aioli sauce on the side, that I quite liked. We finished the evening with a crepe cake that was quite large. I would definitely recommend splitting it, but I found it to be lovely sweet way to end the evening. The crepe was probably about ten layers and soft enough to cut through with a spoon. It came served with a raspberry coulis and powdered sugar. The ends were fired to conclude the dish with a light crunch. All and all, I enjoyed my meal at the Little Hen. If you're in the area, it's a nice place to have an upscale meal or a romantic evening in a small town not all too far outside of Philadelphia.

This place is fab! Classic French with a Cape May twist ...Truly delicious French inspired food…read morefrom start to finish (we had the cassoulet and duck à l'orange ) ... lovely, understated but enthusiastic service and a beautiful room. What more could you want?!!!! Tout va bien! Can't wait to go back!

This was a good experience made great by how the hostess responded to challenges. We had an inside…read moretable in a bow window ("the best in the place") in a beautifully decorated black and white dining room that suffered due to horrible acoustics combined with the loudest four top outside of a hockey game. The Victorian is dramatically decorated with large scale modern photos in sharp contrast to the architecture. There were only five tables in our section but the set up really does not leave enough room for wait staff to move around. The food was fabulous. Steak tartare with cured egg, and shrimp and crab salad for starters were worth ordering again. The mains were superb - the cook on the halibut was fabulous (all our mains were a success). But the small space filled quickly and the volume was exhausting by the time we got to dessert. Bus boy to the rescue! When we commented about how loud it was, he immediately went to the hostess who offered to move us to the porch for dessert. What a world of difference! Gentle lighting, comfortable seating, and a turned down volume that made up for everything. And we got to meet Donna - our outside busser - who should be heading back to school soon! Ask to sit outside. The wrap around porch is lovely. The secret to success is how you deal with adversity. Superb staffing for the win!

I was vacationing in LBI and wanted speciality coffee. I found this adorable little French inspired…read morecafe. I got there at 8am and the line was out the door. So, I assumed "this has to be really good!" I was not disappointed! I love a good cappuccino and I was pleasantly surprised and impressed that they offered ICED cappuccino. Naturally, I ordered it and loved every sip! The staff was very friendly and I loved the space too. I did not order any crepes, but they looked good!

What a great find on LBI! No car parking but I biked over here on my trip around the island to find…read morethe bike rack off to the side. Tired from the windy bike ride I ordered the suzette which is my standard creperie order and I was not disappointed. I was equally impressed watching other crepe orders come out and seeing plate after plate of delicious looking fruit. I ordered a latte which had the perfect balance and a glass of fresh orange juice and I left feeling refreshed and energized. Service was quick despite it being a busy morning. Everything was plated well and I'm excited to come back and try a few more things on the menu. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. You get a buzzer for when your food is ready and you pick it up at the counter. Great experience.

A charming French restaurant in Seaford, Delaware! A cute hole in the wall, probably the best…read moreeatery in town. Very accommodating place when we dropped in without a reservation! We were celebrating a birthday, and luckily we were one of the first people inside at 5 pm on a Friday. They told us we had only a couple hours, however, before we got booted so to speak, lol. But we didn't feel rushed! The local staff were great. We ate at a normal pace. We ordered the following: veal piccata, grilled NY steak, and specials--Rockfish, swordfish with shrimp sauce. The appetizers we tried were the French onion soup, cream of broccoli, and mushroom cap. The other specials that night were a Brie appetizer and a Maryland soft-shell crab entrée I believe. We also tried some special drinks--pear martini, dark berry mocktail. Overall, I liked the veal and the mushroom cap the most! Those were delectable, even though they had a pretty nice variety of seafood. All the plates came with a broccoli fluffy egg sous vide type of side (see pics, light green & circular). There's a smaller, more intimate area that could fit maybe 8 or 10 folks max for a party. There was some issue with the women's bathroom, but it was fine when I used it. Other than that, it was an overall pleasant experience. I think because of the time frame, we couldn't eat dessert so that sweet treats menu wasn't offered to us unfortunately.

The food was very good. The prices, however high, we expected it. But service was slow. We even got…read morea hand-written bill that wasn't itemized and they never added the cappuccino on it. And the reason for the hand-written bill was never explained. So, was it computer, was laziness, or something else we'll never know.

Adorable setting and something for special occasions. Food was out of this world. I even tried…read morethings I do not normally care for and they were delicious. BYO and Cash only.

For our 25th wedding anniversary, my wife and I dined at La Maison last night. The hostess was…read morekind to let us rearrange our table so we could sit next to each other; makes it easier to chat. The eight courses were delicious, especially the beef (very tender and flavorful) and fish courses. While I thought the smoked salmon/caviar on potato bliny appetizer was small (it was very delicious paired with a shallot salad), by the end of meal we had plenty of other dishes to enjoy and did not leave hungry! The server announced at the beginning of dinner that any courses we didn't finish would be packed for us. This was appreciated because we dislike wasting food. The room had two other tables and the decor of books and photos gave a relaxed feeling to the room. Looking forward to returning and enjoying another meal.