We tied the knot at Town Hall and wanted a beautiful place to celebrate our marriage. We love…read moreCelebration Pointe, which is why we chose Prime & Pearl, and they did not disappoint! Parking was free and plentiful, and we were seated without a long wait, though we highly recommend making reservations, especially on busy nights. The vibe is low-lit, romantic, and intimate which was perfect for a special occasion. Our waitress was fabulous and very attentive throughout the evening. To start, their "poppers" were absolutely delicious and a fun twist on traditional bread service, especially paired with the incredible blueberry butter. To celebrate, I ordered their Painkiller cocktail, which was smooth, delicious, and hit the spot. I also had the French onion soup, which arrived piping hot with perfectly melted cheese. For our entrées, we ordered the filet, the NY strip, and the rack of lamb, and every dish was excellent. We shared the corn and mashed potatoes, both of which were outstanding. I also loved the artistic touch on the menu check presentation. Overall, we're so happy we chose Prime & Pearl to celebrate our new marriage and will absolutely be returning in the future.

I have a social event this evening and wanted to have some protein on board beforehand…read more I had a sampler platter of 4 different varieties of raw oysters and the tenderloin tips. It was more than enough, and everything was delicious, including the Manhattan. Alexus and her assistant server Charles, provided outstanding service. My only regret is that I live 2 hours away from Gainesville and don't get up here very often.

We love Covey Kitchen whether for brunch, dinner, or enjoying live jazz music during happy hour on…read moreWednesday night, the vibe, food and drinks is always great. Tonight we got the onion crusted salmon which was so fresh and delicious and flavorful. These were paired with the red skin mashed potatoes with Boursin and were so yummy. For drinks I tried the Alma Roja and the cinnamon infused Cointreau was a really nice touch. Overall the service was great and I would highly recommend this hidden gem.

Service was efficient. The restaurant is not very busy and…read morethe food at breakfast came promptly. Nothing special. The view of the fountains was nice. If you are staying here it's a good place to grab a bite. The previous night the kitchen was kind and let us order right at closing. Got the turkey club panini. That sandwich was pretty good.

One of my favorite places to grab dinner in Gainesville. I usually go for the burger (it's…read morephenomenal), but opted for the steak and it did not disappoint! We also tried to Dijon buffalo wings and they were also good. Always recommend getting a side of fries here - they are crispy and delicious!! I also tried one of their drink favorites - the Saturn. It was recommended to me by one of the staff and it was great as well as their cosmopolitan that had pomegranate. I always enjoy the ambiance here - it's good for date night or grabbing a bite with friends.

I'd describe this place as nice casual. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Downtown…read moreGainesville. Grab a menu, find a spot to sit, and order at the bar. They give you a number and bring your food/drink to the table. Reasonable prices and great variety of craft cocktails. The burger was good, but I honestly liked the pork tacos more! Everyone at the table agreed that we would have liked the fries to be a bit crisper. Probably will return to try their cheese and charcuterie offerings!

Some might see the big FK sign and think man, that's wildly inappropriate! Luckily it stands for…read moreFresh Kitchen so get your heads out of the gutter. This place tastes like Chipotle if Chipotle visited Flavortown and married a chef that actually gave a sh*t about the quality of their food and sauces and then they had a baby and named it Fresh Kitchen or FK for short. Lots of really excellent bowls here. Can't go wrong with a tender medium rare steak bowl with veggies. If the menu is overwelming or you're not sure what goes together, just ask the staff- they're very helpful. Looking forward to coming back soon when I'm in the area! FK yeah!

We have driven by this restaurant many times and since we are both kind of elevating our diets, I…read morefigure we would give them a shot. The parking was real easy, walked right in a couple of people ahead of us. told them wI hadn't eaten here before I needed some help with the menu and ordering. We both over did it ordering on our bowls. Definitely had too much food in it and the mixture,. I don't know if there were the kind of foods that would go together well in a bowl. Chicken was good, sweet potatoes are good. I didn't really like the noodles too much. The sauce that I put on top was good. Overall, it's was ok, the music was kinda loud in there. We opted to sit inside , outside would probably be a better thing to do if you're looking for a little bit of peace and quiet. It's something different to try, can check it off my list now.

The owner of the chef was absolutely fantastic and welcoming. Had a couple of really cool things…read morefor the kids and was engaging throughout the whole experience. The food was authentic and absolutely delicious. Love the small restaurant feel and decorations

Our family went here while on a road trip. I found it through yelp and noticed the high…read moreratings/reviews and the yummy pictures of the food. AND, they had chicken tenders, which was important for one kiddo. The restaurant is very small but the kindness of the staff and the quality of the food are huge. Our family had chicken tenders, French fries, beef/lamb kabob, pork kabob, chicken shawarma, a mushroom pocket dish I can't remember the name of, and hazelnut chocolate crepes. Everything was hot and fresh and delicious.

the service was amazing, literally right from the start of the time we were there; the ambiance was…read morealso great, as it wasn't too loud, the area is super cute, and the music was lofi. the food 10/10... SO GOOD!! my sister got the egg toast and i got the chicken and waffles-... super super good!! the bread on the toast was very fresh and it was delish, with a great amount of avocado. mine was the bomb.com. it was a bit pricey (around $50 for two plates and two coffees) but worth a shot! literally my sister said it felt "gourmet."

Great little breakfast/brunch/lunch place next to the University of Florida. We ordered 3 of their…read moremost popular dishes all prepared to perfection, see pictures. This place is a gem in a sea of mediocre fast food chains. We maneuvered the creative menu thanks to our server, Steven, a charismatic guy with a genuine passion for this restaurant, its food and the Gainesville community. I will definitely be returning again.

We were in town for a concert and booked a reservation at Spurrier's Gridiron Grill about a week…read moreahead of time. Definitely glad we did, because I'd highly recommend getting a reservation here. We went on a Saturday around noon and found out they do a buffet brunch until 3pm. I wasn't expecting that at all, but it ended up being awesome. The shrimp and grits were amazing. I don't know what they put in those grits, but they were seriously scrumptious. The chicken wings and sliders were also really good. The place itself is really nice and well put together. Our server was good too and even gave us some recommendations for breweries in the area, which was appreciated. Overall, great food, great service, and a really nice atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Food options look amazing lots of dishes to choose from. However, this is not a seed oil free…read morerestaurant. It can be deceiving when looking at the menu. For example seared in olive oil is mentioned but they leave out it's been marinated in herbs and vegetable oil prior. However an undressed salad and grill item like a prime rib were supposedly not pre marinated. So for the folks trying to eliminate inflammatory seeds oils from their diets or those with soybean or peanut allergies you need to stay away. Since blended cooking oils or vegetable oil can def contain both. Atmosphere is casual and interesting with all the football history about. I'm adding menu pictures but we just had drinks with friends and when the food arrived for those not caring about vegetable oil etc we left.

Afternoon is a perfect breakfast spot for groups! I took my friends from out of town and they loved…read moreit! The coffee is always amazing; rich in favor with the perfect amount of oat milk. I had a lavender oat milk latte and this might be one of the best coffees in Gainesville. Their pastries are also not to be missed the guava pastry is a favorite of ours. Pros: flaky delicate pastry crust. Excellence balance of cheese to jam. Filling. Would order again! Cons: sticky fingers Cinnamon rolls The frosting is very thick and delightful. It was originally brought out cold and then they warmed it up upon request. The layers were sweet but not overly so. I got the French omelet and the egg was perfectly fluffy. My friends got the whipped feta toast, the veggie breakfast burrito and the breakfast bowl.

I was very excited to visit Afternoon as I saw it was a Michelin recommended restaurant in…read moreGainesville. The service was impeccable from start to finish. I entered the restaurant at 9:15 am with my guest and were seated promptly. Our server proceeded with our drink order in which we requested a vanilla and brown sugar iced latte and lemonade. My vanilla and brown sugar latte was made well and was quite refreshing. The lemonade was a bit sweet but overall a good beverage. However, as our experience continued it became a bit of a let down. We ordered the Dutch baby with seasonal fruit, the big break, a cinnamon roll, and the afternoon hash. From time of placing the order to receiving our food was an overall total of 45 minutes. A bit of a long wait for breakfast/brunch style items. The cinnamon roll was not done well whatsoever, the roll itself was over kneaded which created a thick and heavy dough. Not the fluffy type of cinnamon roll you would expect. When our food did come out the Dutch baby was partly burnt, it did not taste as such but it was a bit flat in regard to taste. The potatoes in the hash and the big break were burnt. I wouldn't consider it crispy because they were so overcooked I could barely get my fork to go through. The taste of the hollandaise did redeem the dish a tad, however for $90 including tip it was not the dining experience I would come back to.