The setting of the antebellum home Monmouth raised our expectations, but the atmosphere in the restaurant was stiff and formal. Our waiter was not up to scratch and the food was no better than satisfactory. We did not return.
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The setting of the antebellum home Monmouth raised our expectations, but the atmosphere in the restaurant was stiff and formal. Our waiter was not up to scratch and the food was no better than satisfactory. We did not return.
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We were staying at Monmouth Plantation and thought we'd try 1818. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was warm and cozy, the food was good but not spectacular and the portions are small. My wife's beef was very flavorable, the crab soup that was the soup of the day was excellent, but my redfish was avearge. We loved Monmouth...
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The Mint Juleps - the ambiance, the gardens - Perfect
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We went here before, about 2 years ago and they had a different chef then I believe and he was wonderful! This chef only served fish, duck, and a veggie dish all of which I do not like. I had no choice but to get the duck. It was very salty. Our bill was 132$ and I was totally NOT...
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enjoyed the Taste of the South for $52 each for a 5 course meal - appetizer (small plates); salad; soup (restorative); entree (large plate); and dessert. Husband chose foie gras and I had the shrimp and grits....both were delicious and included ingredients we would never have imagined, but which put a new twist on Southern favorites. We both chose the...
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The dining room is lovely, the service comfortably attentive. The menu offers a la carte choices or an amazing bargain--a $52 five course dinner. That dinner includes an appetizer, soup, salad, main and dessert. All were excellent, the highlights were the soup of the day (an outstanding white fish soup) and the white chocolate bread pudding dessert. If you have...
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We celebrated our anniversary at Monmouth and ate at the restaurant one evening. Chef Sibley exceeded our expectations with the dining menu selections, the unique presentations, and exquisite taste. Each course was wonderful, service was excellent, and the atmosphere was truly romantic. We live near New Orleans and 1818 is up there with many of the fine New Orleans restaurants....
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My husband and I recently stayed at the Monmouth Plantation and ate at the 1818 Restaurant one night. We chose their 5-course prix fixe menu, and boy what a deal it was! For about $52 it was a much better value than ordering a la carte. My husband and I "competed" for each course to see who had ordered the...
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We ate 2 nights, plus breakfasts at 1818 restaurant.Food and service were excellent.Three little negatives...we could not partake of the Chef's Table as a wedding and a company meeting had reserved all seats.Chef Eric did come out and chat with us and was sympathetic, but popularity is a good thing. Second is limited wine list and first choice not available.Third...
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I went with my mom and mother-in-law during Angels on the Bluff weekend. I made dinner reservations a couple weeks in advance. The restaurant is beautiful but that was the only good thing it had going for it when we went. They were out of the first 3 things we tried to order (which is not good when you have...
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