Very nice place very good atmosphere. Staff was very polite. happy with them but when you have a…read more$400 bill for food bill two children three adults and they charge you $12 on Mother's Day a holiday Mother's Day is not a holiday never was never will be a mother is never on holiday so I don't think that is right.

Great local spot, variety of choices with a nice fusion twist for almost everything on the menu…read more Highlights are the bread board, bread was steaming hot and all accompaniments were delicious in their own individual way. Service is excellent and atmosphere is great for a dinner with friends and family or a date night. They continue to be a great place to dine in Stuart.

Good old Florida southern food. I liked the restaurant from the moment I stepped in. The atmosphere…read morehere is great. The staff makes you feel at home. The service was friendly and welcoming. Kathy the waitress you were great. If I lived near. This would me my BBQ place. I ordered the Tangled Onion. I loved them. I got the baby back ribs they were good. I loved the meal. It came with two sided. The meal was a good size and I didn't have to wait long. I was happy. The restaurant had a salad and soup bar. They looked good. The BBQ was good. The service great. I liked my experience here.

We had a party of 40 for a board meeting and appreciation dinner. The waitress was very expedient…read moreof getting all of our food out. She was very pleasant and friendly. Everyone enjoyed their food and we stuck to a good schedule because of the good planning of the restaurant.

First, let me start out by saying that Stevie was amazing. Very professional, very helpful,…read moreimpeccable service. You can absolutely tell that he has a ton of experience working in the food service industry. Our drink orders were perfect. Great martini delivered just as ordered. 5 stars. We are long-time Kyle G patrons. This was our first time at the Fish Grill. We came on a Tuesday. Upon arrival we learned about the Tuesday happy-tizer specials. We decided to try them in lieu of ordering off the regular menu. Our intention was to try as many of the happy-tizers as we could. Maybe that was our mistake. We will never know because after such a lackluster meal, we won't return. Here is what we tried: We ordered the mussels. Small, chewy, shriveled, over seasoned. Enough said. The shrimp and crab cake reminded me of my mother's salmon croquettes....not my favorite meal as a kid growing up. 2 half-dollar size patties served with a flavorful dipping sauce. They didn't taste like crab and they didn't taste like shrimp. A pan fried paste that tasted like whatever seasoning they used. The sauce couldn't save this for me. A textural turnoff. The dragon dynamite tuna was completely forgettable. The "crispy" rice was not crispy at all, the round discs could have been small, circular cut-outs of Wonder white bread. The tuna topping was more acidic than spicy. And I'm not really sure how you can mix tuna with spicy mayo and come up with a result that actually tasted as dry as the Sahara desert. The fish tacos were fresh, well cooked and well seasoned. They were served with luke-warm fries. Please note, the fish taco is not on the half price happy-tizer menu. The Tuesday appetizer menu is exactly the same as the appetizer menu every other day of the week.... We stopped after 3 disappointing items. Would it have tasted better on Wednesday when they were full price?

Had dinner here this evening and was an excellent experience…read more The service was absolutely on point, waiter was polite, friendly and professional. This is an upscale casual place (shorts, collared shirt). I had the swordfish Florentin which was excellent. There was a steak and shrimp meal order and I was told it was extremely tender meat and shrimp was perfect. I definitely recommend you try this place, you will not be disappointed.

Grade F (all facets)…read more AVOID - This place is no longer what it used to be. We've been coming since it opened and this WILL BE OUR LAST TIME. Decided to stop in for tuna stack and guacamole (that we've previously enjoyed on prior occasions). Seemed odd that on a Thursday evening at 6pm the hostess asked if we had reservations. That should have tipped us off that things were different. The bar was full and the very loud. Our server didn't know what fish was on the special for the evening. We weren't enticed, so we went with our original order. Then the disappointment set in; the tuna stack was literally have the size of the ones we've had there. The mango salsa layer wasn't salsa it was bland chopped mango. The bottom layer of guac was about an inch and the chop tuna was light pink to white (at best). Needless to say the "shareable" lasted about three bites each for two people. Regretfully, we ordered the guacamole that was also disappointing. The portion was smaller than before and lacked flavor (seasoning). A few nuggets of corn topper and no cheese (as described on the menu). That "shareable" comes with a salsa that was the coup de grâce of disappointment; it was runny and lacked any semblance of chopped vegetables. It literally tasted like spaghetti sauce and not the good type. We pulled up our Yelp review from last year and sure enough the portions are not even close in terms of size or presentation. We showed the server our pics from last year's Yelp post and she said that she's never had that order. She gave the chef our feedback. Later on she came back and said the chef acknowledged the "salsa" consistency. He offered to make a fresh batch... our plates were gone by that time and we weren't about to take that offer. The grand finale ended with the check being delivered and our server telling us "an automatic 18% service fee is added to the check"... my wife and I looked at each other with utter disgust. We wasted $47 on two awful shareables and one unsweetened tea. It's sad to see yet another restaurant go down the drain so quickly. It seems like PSC went under new management and lost their kitchen and serving staff. Uploading a new pic of the "soupy salsa" to compare with what we previously had

Sat on the patio on a lovely spring evening. Service was fast and efficient. Our server even had a…read morepitcher of soda water she used to regularly fill my cup - I HATE when soda water gets refilled with regular water so this was amazing! Overall, had some excellent food with the ahi tuna being my favorite. My filet was perfectly cooked medium rare and was served with creamy mashed potatoes and crispy green beans. Everyone at the table enjoyed their food and I've included pictures here. Will continue to return for a nice night out in Palm City.

This is my third time at 11 Maple Street and never disappoints! We had the tuna and once you enjoy…read moreit, it's just not the same anywhere else! Veggies are always perfect, that bread OMG...let's not even mention the elk. That is a MUST your next visit! Not one complaint from our group and a sure visit next month. Service is always great, ambiance...just takes you to another time, "deja vu" kind of feeling! Let's not mention the prelude to a spectacular evening enjoying a glass of wine with IXa. Her recommendations never disappoint! Just a gem in Jensen Beach!

Truly incredible dining in the most unexpected location (Jensen Beach, FL). 11 Maple offers…read moreelevated food, exquisitely presented, in a unique, homey environment. Only open Thursday through Sunday, and seemingly only a single seating - arrive between 6 and 7, 9pm close. Service was excellent, and dietary restrictions (vegetarian) were accommodated with advance notice. This would be a great spot for an anniversary dinner or other special occasion. Everything my family ordered was excellent, from the dense, moist loaf of walnut sourdough to the wahoo entree. Each entree is served on a thick wooden cutting board with an artful array of garnishes for maximal flavor and textures. My vegetarian board was "chefs choice" (you get what you get, no requests or options possible) and it was excellent! It basically had all the fun garnishes and veg components of the other entrees plus whole roasted sweet potato. It was so nice that the veggie board wasn't an afterthought - it had the same level of intention and detail as the regular menu items.

Great happy hour Location! They offer half price drinks of…read moreall varieties: wine, beer, cocktails, and martinis from 4 to 6 PM. They have a decent happy hour with food items from 5 to 6 PM. I had the crabcakes which were good. Next time I would opt for the Caesar salad. It looks fresh and a generous portion for $8.

We've been to the Gafford several times now. Food is decent. Ambience is loud... Staff is friendly…read moreand especially if you go to the lyric theater it's right next-door...couple of things. I think they should be aware of is whoever is their chef or prep kitchen service They drown their salad with dressing. You can always get more you can't take it off once it's smothered in it. Both of our salads were like that. The Scottish salmon I had was supposed to be done, medium. It came to the table rare... salmon is very easy to cook. Any established chef should know how to properly cook salmon nonetheless nobody came to our table, no manager to say oh I'm sorry?? everybody was eating their meal and they had to redo mine...stuff happens. I understand that, but a manager should've come by and said they'll have my dinner out ASAP, which was not done nor did they suggest anything I could have while all my other guests were eating their meals... the Gafford is a good restaurant. It's always busy but they do need to tweak some things... Again the waiter and hostess were wonderful, but the food needs to be cooked as asked...chefs I know you got this!

This restaurant is consistently great!! We have eaten here…read moreat least a dozen times and it's always a good meal! You can't go wrong with any of the dishes so delicious!!

Located in the out-of-the-way lost river area, La Forchetta is a cute little family-owned Italian…read morerestaurant serving made-from-scratch dishes. They state that for the past 16 years they have used fresh ingredients in all their dishes and you'll notice that fact in every dish. The Ambiance: This lovely little restaurant reminds me of the bistro's I enjoyed in Venice. Get there early as it's always packed and there's not that many tables. They also offer several tables for outside dining. The Service: La Forchetta lost a star here as the service was slow and perfunctory at best. Our server couldn't seem to get her act together and seemed to be flustered by anything out of the norm. If I was to guess, having owned a few restaurants myself, I'd guess she was new and overworked having more tables than she could handle. The Food: A good sign of the quality of your meal is the quality of the salad and bread. Although this time we skipped the salad, the bread, or more precisely the garlic rolls featured the perfect balance of garlic butter and were good enough to be a meal unto themselves. After gorging on the rolls, we decided to share the calamari which turned out to be oh so crispy, and unlike so many other overly chewy offerings, was mouth watering tender. For our entrees, we chose the Penne pasta which was made al dente and featured a wonderfully robust bolognese sauce. Our second entree was the lobster filled raviolis which featured an amply filled fresh lobster covered in a creamy pink sauce. For desert we shared the house specialty tiramisu which was good but not necessarily memorable. The Bottom Line: As with all my reviews my "customer so what" would I come back... the answer is yes, because the food was so good, we'd try it again and hopefully the service would be up to the food.

Went to brunch with friends who recently moved to Stuart, and this was such a great find for their…read morenew go-to spot. From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. They had our table ready quickly, and we didn't even need a reservation for our party of seven, which was a nice surprise. The menu had a wide variety of craft cocktails, along with delicious appetizers, and everyone at the table loved their meals. It was one of those brunches where everything just hits right--great food, great service, and a relaxed atmosphere.

When is La Grande not so Grande?…read more Been wanting to visit this classic restaurant in historic downtown Stuart since my move to Stuart. Tucked in the old Post Office Arcade building, its partially hidden walkway leading to the restaurant only adds to what lies ahead. As you enter you step into a world that speaks to a time of classic old world elegance. Antiques, elegant draping window coverings and a beautiful fountain at its center, this restaurant brings to mind what a dining experience was like in the nineteenth century. Unfortunately, the service and food sadly do not match the exquisite ambience. SERVICE : The service, or should I say lack of service was evident from our first step in the door. We waited for several minutes before anyone noticed we were standing there waiting. Once noticed, we explained that we had a 7 pm reservation which the hostess of course could not find. She scanned the restaurant (which was empty at the time) and told us she would see if she could find us a table. After several minutes we finally were seated. Another 15 minutes past before someone walked past and asked if we had been taken care of, which of course we had not. He assured us that he would get someone as soon as possible, which added another 10 minutes to our already extended wait. Eventually our "server" showed up. You'll note that I put the word server in quotes because this person was anything but a server. So as not to bore you with specifics, let's just say I have a problem calling someone a "server" who is totally incapable of serving! A person who doesn't understand "medium rare", who misses several ordered sides and charges us for dishes we never received clearly doesn't deserve the term "server". THE FOOD: There were three people in our party. For appetisers, we ordered the Martier Escargot which had a bitter taste because of the burned butter, the Blueberry Brie Crostini, which turned out to be the best dish of the evening was outstanding, and the potato goat cheese puffs were light and delightful. For our entree's, we ordered the Cedar Plank Salmon which was overcooked, dry and tasteless, the New Zealand Lamb Chasseur which was fine except for the missing asparagus (which our server assured us he would get back out and immediately forgot) and finally the 12 oz Prime New York Strip which was cooked well done instead of the medium rare requested. I do need to mention that the garlic risotto was fantastic, creamy and tasty. Unfortunately, we had to enjoy it at home as our server didn't bring it until we were completely done with our meals! As far as desserts go, after our 1 1/2 hour stay, we decided to forego any additional pain and accordingly skipped dessert. Finding our server throughout the night was a challenge of hide and seek and this includes getting our final bill which, as mentioned above, took three trips to get right! The Ambiance: This is an absolutely beautiful restaurant that cries for matching service and a creative efficient kitchen that produces dishes that represent their grand names. THE BOTTOM LINE: As with all my reviews, we come to what I like to call the "customer so what". Would I come back? The answer... as a walk through to see what elegant dining looked like in the 19th century... absolutely! Perhaps you could sit at the bar and enjoy a Manhattan but, to dine? The offerings, as mentioned, were a mixed bag but unless you're into the pain of some of the worst service you'll ever experience, absolutely not!