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    Stone Horse Market

    4.4 (14 reviews)
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    Lots of fresh goodies in this market.
    Sarah F.

    We were in the area running errands and decided to stop in. This restaurant and market used to be a monthly stop for us when we lived in the area. Always fresh ingredients, healthy, and flavorful. The market has grown and more stuff has been added since we've been here. Great upper scale wine selection and unique grab and go meals. We love the frozen soup entrees. We bought 8 to take home for my freezer. They are only around 11$ per box and 2 servings. You just put the bag in boiling water for 40 minutes and you have a meal. Chicken noodle, chilie verde (mostly meat not really a soup) clam chowder and lobster bisque are our favorites. Back in the day the lobster bisque used to have chunks of lobster in it. Not sure if we got a random one without meat or if they stopped putting in lumps of meat but we were disappointed in that. Flavor was still on point but without the lobster it's just not as good. Overall still a nice place and reasonable fresh soups. If they truly took out the lobster to cut cost, I will not purchase that one again.

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    Tuan P.

    Cute little market on Utica Square associated with Stone Horse Cafe. Stone Horse Cafe also has a bakery attached, used to make their baked goods. The market sells a selection of goods, but also has salads and sandwiches. There's a small selection of frozen goods and a limited selection of wine. The best feature is most products carry the Stone Horse brand so you won't be able to purchase them elsewhere which makes it unique. It's a small market so don't expect a lot. On this particular day, I wanted a hot meal so decided to dine in at the cafe. Please check out my follow up review on that.

    Over-baked pastry
    Joyce R.

    So far. Visited for the first time this morning, having started the day by spilling coffee all over my white shirt! They weren't even open but graciously let me peruse & purchase. Busy, busy people. I'll start by saying long before I Yelped, I reviewed on google & Chowhound. Stone horse Cafe has been on my list of "despicable" after several visits where hubby & I were treated badly & the food was less than acceptable. I may revisit as a Yelper Elite. I've given others chance after chance with no change. So, we'll see. (And so sad. We've always loved & patronized the restaurants in that location. Many, many fond memories, having always been in walking distance. Prior owners would even bring water for our Jack Russell. Never crappy food for the people & say, "Tough luck", as current owner. Tim Inman, right?) So, with some trepidation I visited their market. Upon a quick perusal I was impressed. Wow, all those hard to find items, like prescutto by the pound. Small, reasonably priced vacuum sealed packages of Italian sausages, so you don't have to buy more than you need. Meat-I noted whole beef filets. A salad bar, sandwiches, a huge case of specialty breads, bakery items. AND a huge case of cheeses. Hubby loves his cheese & I can't wait to take him here. But the proof is in the pudding, right? All I bought today was an almond pastry, a croissant & a chocolate croissant, hands down my all-time favorite. I gave the four stars based on what I "saw". I mean, you can't mess up cheese, right? The almond pastry could have done with a quick nuke, my bad. I cut into it and thought, "oh, a take on Baklava". Wrong. Not as sweet, flaky, tasty. I liked it. I've been on a near starvation diet (yea, on purpose) so I should have leaped happily at any real food. But having eaten actual, real French croissants (around the world) just about as long as I can remember, I found them lacking & overdone. I was there "first" thing in the morning so they should have had that freshly baked, flaky, oozy "chocolate ness". They did not. Oh to be in Europe or even the French Caribbean.

    Created the most delicious margaritas with the Stonehorse special summer blend of lime & Hawaiian ginger syrup!
    Kay T.

    Really thankful for this little gem in Utica Square. Fresh made, take-home food which is handcrafted daily and very reasonably priced for this upscale market. Seasonal variations of new and time tested recipes impress the most finicky diners. Stop by on your way home from work and surprise your family with a five star, simple to assemble meal at home.

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    Always good. Waitresses are busy, but alway personable. Food is top of the line. Great atmosphere. We will be back!

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    A bit dark inside, but that's ok you are there to eat... The food is pretty legit, we did the all…read moreyou can eat part which looks to be kinda new when we went. All in all everything was great. For those that don't know you cook your own food and it's meant to be an experience. If you think someone is going to cook for you, this is not that place.. Looking forward to going back again and the beer was pretty legit too. Service was great and they don't bug ya too much.

    There are many great reviews on this place and thought I would chime in. There is a lot to cover…read moreand I won't bore you with everything that I got, just take a peek at the photos. Ambiance: perfect for date night. Low light setting. Clean and modern interior. Really great place to impress. Service: I had outstanding service from our waiter who has been in the industry a while. He was able to explain everything in detail...which is a lot, but fun if you're a foodie like me. Food: Since it was a date night, I balled out literally! The wife and I got the baller choice which is $125/ person. This consisted of approximately 3 appetizer items and a decent amount of cuts to put on the grill; all of which are a chef's choice. If you are looking for something new to try and enjoy a wide variety of flavor and cuisine, this is a great place to start. The fish items we had were really tasty and it was my first time trying A5 Japanese wagu. I was impressed with the quality and the cuts of meat that we were served. Many of the side items were good, but won't be for your average person. A refined palette is what may be necessary to truly enjoy or appreciate each item. All the food we had was good...however, I will say that my bill was $350. Now, I don't mind paying that kind of money if it's going to blow me away, but it didn't. I would recommend going to Mr. Kim's again and I will definitely be back, but I will be building my own entrees. Check out my photos, this is always my favorite part of doing reviews.

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    We stopped by Maestro just to check it out and have a cocktail. We were very impressed! The…read moreambience is beautiful and has such a great atmosphere. Our drinks were excellent, and everyone made us feel very welcome. Katy, the General Manager, was especially helpful and friendly. Lauren, our bartender, was wonderful as well. Great service all around! We didn't have dinner this time, but after such a nice first experience, we will definitely be back to try the food.

    I was looking forward to this place for weeks and our experience was not it. We came in for drinks…read morebefore dinner and there were maybe 5 tables. Not a "hello welcome in", but instead "do you have a reservation?" I said no. We just wanted a quick drink and maybe a small plate and we were told there was a group of 30 people coming in at 6 (we got there at 4:50). I totally understand the stress of that but I reiterated my point we weren't going to be there long as it was just one drink and maybe a small plate. The host/waitress sits us down in that section because we would be done well before 5:30. I look behind me and see a blonde waitress, shaking her head and mouthing something to the hostess/waitress. Honestly, I thought this was extremely unprofessional and just downright rude. We are grown adults, if we need to move to the bar, it's not a problem at all. Cocktails were fine but I'm sorry the vibe was ruined within the first 10 minutes. Maybe we will try it again another day.

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