Came to Mirabelle on a weekday for lunch, and most of us ordered from the two-course prix fixe…read morelunch menu. The apps included: chickpea fries, Caesar salad, spicy tuna crispy rice, French onion soup, and jumbo shrimp cocktail. Entrees included: tavern burger, Monterey chicken club, cobb salad, fish & chips, roasted cauliflower 'steak', and lobster roll (either cold or warm). I went with the chickpea fries, which were very crispy on the outside and extremely creamy on the inside. It is coated in a layer of chickpea powder and then fried. It was very interesting and i'd order this again. It paired well with the harissa aioli. For my entrée, I got the beer-battered fish and chips. My fries were much thicker than everyone else's, and they also came with potato chips that tasted oily. I didn't love the fish and chips and wouldn't order this again, but my friends enjoyed their burgers, shrimp cocktail, French onion soup, and roasted cauliflower steak. Service was good. The wait staff checked on us many times to make sure everyone got their food and that our water cups were full. The outside of Mirabelle is beautiful, and we saw it being set up for a baby shower. Near the bar, there is a sticker machine that takes quarters and offers stickers featuring the Inn, espresso martinis, dirty martinis, and a burger.

Cozy vibes could not make up for mid food and inattentive service. French onion soup would have…read morebeen tastier if the broth weren't so thin. The overpriced lobster roll did not have any large chunks that would be recognizable as lobster but did have finely shredded mystery bits. Waitstaff cleared the dishes without asking; never refilled water glass even when requested; and brought out the wrong dessert. Try harder, Mirabelle.

If you want to look this restaurant up, make sure to choose Brasserie by Chef Aless. There are so…read moremany Brasseries, you have to narrow it down. Upon first sight, you'd think it's a hole in the wall as it's a building in the middle of a big parking lot. But don't let that fool you. As soon as you walk through the front double doors, it's beautiful with dark woods, lots of tables with a long bar, reminiscentof a Steakhouse. A fireplace and art line the walls. It's really beautiful. The menu isn't huge, but everything sounds delectable. I had escargot with bread to sop up the delicious liquid. I also had the za'atar asparagus. I could have eaten multiple plates of it. I wasn't into eating a heavy meal, but everything looked good. I really wanted the wedge salad, but due to recalls, i didn't feel right having lettuce that i didn't grow myself. One friend got the beef burgignon which she loved. My other friend got the croque monsieur. For dessert, we split a chocolate mousse. All delightful. Our waiter, Anakin, yes, Anakin, was really sweet. We were checked on multiple times, but not too much to be annoying. As this was a special night as 3 college friends with birthdays in the same week get together every year, they did not rush us at all. We were there for almost 4 hours without a problem. Everything was great. Pricey, but if you don't treat yourself well, who will?

Food was good, not what I had hoped. Also was hoping the…read moremenu would of had more to choose from. For apps we Had the escargot, it was ok. Also had a bowl of mussels. The mussels were great they were cooked perfectly. The sauce was OK. Main course we had the steak and the saffron bouillabaisse. Steak was cooked how we asked and the au Poivre sauce was very good. The seafood bouillabaisse was cooked perfect, but was salty and l the safron flavor just wasnt there.

Very charming decor inside, I really loved the colors and detail on the walls…read more The cocktails were so tasty, although pricey, the quality and flavors of the drink were excellent. If you like yuzu/lemon flavors, definitely get the Lovefool cocktail. I also enjoyed their steak here--both their frites and sandwich. Surprisingly flavorful and tasty! I would recommend bringing cash as there is an up charge using credit card here. The service here was very prompt and food came out at a decent rate. I would definitely recommend this spot for a date.

Had a great Father's Day dinner at Bar Clementine. We've always wanted to give this spot a try and…read morewe finally did. Service was a okay, it seems that they were a little bit short staffed, but they all pitched in to make things run smooth. This is a tiny spot but it has a nice classy touch to it.

Visited this with my friend…read more I had the escargot Persilee, he had the half shell clams. Our server Adrian F was friendly and welcoming. I had a glass of Bordeaux to accompany the meal He got Poulet Chardonnay which impressed him with the tenderness of the chicken and how everything came together. I got the plat du jour of cote de boeuf, of these rich short ribs over the creamy risotto, which had a finely braised, umami mixture of robust and creamy textured. It was stick to your ribs (pun intended). Was a busy Friday night and the restaurant interior looked beautiful and classic. I'd come here again.

Delicious escargot. Mussels in Pernod sauce. Need more bread!!…read moreGood vibes and great service. Recommend

I gave this restaurant 3 stars because the food was good and flavorful. However, I was disappointed…read moreby the value. The prices are high, but the portions are small with all of our dishes. My biggest issue was the $33 Moules Au Pernod. The shells were normal size, but the mussels inside were tiny. For a restaurant at this price point, I would expect much better quality. It seemed like the restaurant either received a poor-quality batch or chose to serve undersized mussels that should have been noticed before reaching customers. The food was enjoyable, but the portion sizes and quality of the mussels didn't justify the premium prices. With better value and more attention to ingredient quality, my rating would have been higher.

The coffee here is so good, it might just be classified as a national treasure. I've had the…read morepleasure of countless visits to Bistro Cassis, whether for a business dinner, a leisurely lunch, or a breakfast. The restaurant has sunny yellow walls, indoor marble-topped tables, and outdoor seating perfect for pretending you're in a French Riviera postcard. Every time I order, the server gracefully places a slice of baguette on my bread plate, because what's a good meal without carbs and they're quick to replenish it once it disappears My go-to dishes? Oh, plenty. Their Mussels Provençale, swimming in a garlic-infused basil and tomato broth. And then there's the classic Salade Frisée aux Lardons, crispy chunks of bacon, topped with a soft-boiled egg. But honestly, I often just pop in for their rich, flavorful coffee, because sometimes, a good cup of joe is all you need to turn any day around. With its relaxed atmosphere, Bistro Cassis feels like a little slice of Paris in Huntington. One of the reasons to keep me coming back.

I still don't understand why this isn't one of the hardest tables to get. The food is outstanding…read moreand is beautifully presented. The space is lovely. The services is excellent and the price point is reasonable. Why isn't this restaurant jammed? I don't get it.

An upscale French restaurant that apparently doesn't know its own wine? We went to Voila in St…read more James looking for a special-occasion dinner and never got far enough to try the food. Voila needs to do much better for my business. First, the wine list. Most of the wines available by the glass that I checked were inexpensive, poorly rated bottles. They were the sort of wines I would never expect to see featured at an upscale French restaurant, and being offered at prices I thought were wildly disproportionate to what was being poured. I finally found a rosé that I couldn't find much information about, so I asked our server a very basic question: "Who is the producer?" His first response was that the wine didn't have a vintage. Okay. That wasn't what I asked. I asked again: Who makes the wine? His next response was that it was French. Yes. I understood that. Who makes it? What is the vineyard or producer? After this increasingly bizarre exchange, he became visibly annoyed with me and told me. He took on an attitude suggesting I was somehow out of line for continuing to ask, and answered that it was from Provence. "I KNOW IT'S FROM PROVENCE," I responded. I wasn't asking for its country. I wasn't asking for its region. I wasn't asking for its vintage. I was asking a very simple question for an upscale French restaurant: Who produced the wine? This time he shot back, "I don't know," in a tone that suggested the problem was not his inability to answer the question, but my having the audacity to ask it. And here's the thing: not knowing would have been completely fine. I was there for a nice dinner, not an argument with a server. He could simply have said: "I'm not sure who the producer is. Let me find out for you." End of story. Completely acceptable. What isn't acceptable is an experienced server in an upscale French restaurant becoming irritated with a customer for asking a perfectly ordinary question about the wine being served. At that point, I was done. We stood up and left. I have no idea whether Voila's food is good. But after looking at the wine list and having this exchange, I had very little confidence that spending considerable money there was going to produce the kind of special evening we were looking for. If the restaurant knows as little about food as it does about the wine, I would not anticipate a good experience. So congratulations to Voila of St. James, recipient of my August 2026 Vin Ignoramus of the Month Award for exceptional achievement in answering the question "Who makes this wine?" with everything except the name of the person who makes the wine. My recommendation: Avoid this place.

This is one of our favorite restaurants ever! We are LB locals and frequent this place a ton!! We…read morehighly recommend all the classic French dishes they have, really the whole menu! The vibes in the place are wonderful for an intimate setting. Perfect for date night, a place to bring folks from out of town, or really a destination restaurant for Long Island. We love the service, our server we had last night was a dark-headed gentleman, I'm so sorry I can't remember your name, but he was incredible! He was very attentive, made awesome recommendations, and was super fun and made us feel right at home! A MUST when you visit town!

Fine and elegant French cuisine! Got confused with the…read moreother. THIS IS MY TYPE Worth returning to as my favorite in Long beach!

Jorge's service was A+! Great atmosphere and ambiance. Had the French onion soup, escargot, and…read morelobster linguine. Will be coming back!!

La Grande Boucherie was outstanding! The food was absolutely delicious, and every dish was…read morebeautifully presented. Dorji provided exceptional service--friendly, attentive, and very knowledgeable about the menu. Julio, our busser, kept our table spotless and our water glasses full throughout the meal. The combination of amazing food, impeccable service, and a beautiful atmosphere made for a wonderful dining experience. We can't wait to come back!

Phenomenal on every level. Food, service, cocktails, atmosphere...recommend 100% for any event…read more Casual with superior upscale fine dining quality!!!

For being in a strip mall/large parking lot, this place was PRICEY! However, the quality of the…read morefood was definitely high. My husband and I came in around 6 pm on a Sunday evening for dinner (booked ahead of time) and the place was pretty empty. We were seated right away and our server was great, super friendly and helpful with what to order. There are a ton of specials off the menu which sounded amazing, so we both ordered two specials with Hake (~$46 each). Both were delicious, fresh and innovative takes on fish. I wish they had more of the specials listed because it was hard for us to keep them all straight. I started with the fondue for one which was tasty and fun but I would have preferred if it also came with cornichons and that the potatoes weren't fried (it was really heavy and oily with cheese and fried potatoes). Drinks were pretty weak for $26, and the bartender actually forgot to add champagne to one of our French 75s, lol. He did remedy it, though. We split the ice cream sandwich for dessert which was a little strange but tasty. All in all the food was very flavorful but at the price point I probably wouldn't come back. I guess you can get away with that in the Hamptons, even in the off season!

Beautiful quaint location right on the water. All of the staff are nice and professional. Menu is…read moreexpertly crafted and food is absolutely delicious. They offer a price fix lunch menu which is a great value- it offers appetizer entrée and dessert. The shrimp rigatoni is a staple in my family and is excellent. The mussels are a generous portion and meaty and tender. Not chewy at all. The pesto type broth is delicious. The dessert was really fresh and homemade tasting. Not overly sweet.

This place needs to go on kitchen nightmares. Ambience was great, staff was great, the food was a…read morehuge expensive let down. The tuna was hacked as if we are on a boat and the experimental monk fish dish with beans+mushrooms was just straight bland and mush. The IPA beers were eight dollar cans of national brand beers. You win some, you really lose some.