Tish Boyle’s Review Of Harp’s Restaurant In Stuart
Specializing in hand-cut steaks, house-made pasta and seafood, Harp’s Restaurant is a relatively recent addition to the Stuart dining scene. The dining space is intimate with coastal-chic decor and a friendly, casual ambiance.
Tish Boyle’s Review Of Chef’s Table
Chef’s Table is an intimate restaurant located in a freestanding building on Ocean Boulevard (next to Carmela’s Brick Oven Pizza).
Tish Boyle’s Review Of The Talk:house In Stuart
Located on Dixie Highway in the building that once housed Courtine’s, The Talk:house offers new American cuisine in a modern, casual setting.
Tish Boyle’s Review Of The Gafford
The Gafford in downtown Stuart bills itself as a restaurant where “casual meets upscale,” and it’s an apt description. The atmosphere is convivial, but the food leans more to the sophisticated. The Gafford is a family-owned eatery. Rick Wilson is the owner, along with his wife, Elizabeth, and he can be seen most nights expediting orders in the open kitchen or chatting with diners, making sure the food and service are just right. He’s spent more than 30 years in the restaurant business.
Tish Boyle’s Review of South Fork Kitchen and Bar
A newcomer to the Stuart dining scene, South Fork Kitchen & Bar serves the kind of food that’s as exciting as it is genuine.
Tish Boyle’s Review of The Braford Steakhouse
The recent opening of The Braford Steakhouse in Fort Pierce has added a real spark to the redevelopment of the historic downtown area. The restaurant is a joint venture between the Adams family and the developer of The Galleria of Pierce Harbor, the upscale shopping center in which The Bradford is located.
Tish Boyle’s Review Of Stuart’s District Table & Bar
Situated in an old bank in the Port Salerno section of Stuart, District Table & Bar offers what chef-owner Jason Stocks calls “new American fare with a Southern drawl.”
