Cafe 401 - St. Michaels

If you haven't had the chance to visit Cafe 401, you're truly missing out! George suggested an amazing wine to pair with our dinner, and it was spot on. Michael's baked oysters as an appetizer were simply outstanding. The panoramic view, along with the honey-glazed Lavendellachs, was out of this world. And I can't forget to mention the Strawberry Panna Cotta, which was absolutely delightful. Congratulations to the entire team at Cafe 401; we can't wait to dine there again!

The staff were friendly, the atmosphere was pleasant, and the dinner was scrumptious. I enjoyed the spicy gazpacho with crab, followed by a delicious steak. The Grand Marnier crème brûlée was a delightful finish. I also appreciated the selection of red wines.

The cookies and Gravy here are fantastic! The delicate, sweet honey biscuits perfectly complicate the hearty, homemade sausage sword. My only mistake was to eat there on the first morning of the holiday. I don't want to go somewhere else for breakfast!

We came here for dinner and had a wonderful experience. The staff was incredibly friendly, and we followed their recommendations by ordering almost everything on the menu, which did not disappoint. The cucumber launcher may have been the standout dish, and the crab rangoons were outstanding as well, filled with a generous amount of crab meat instead of the usual cream cheese filler. We made a note to try more menu items on our next visit!

Conveniently hidden in plain sight in the center of St. Michael?s, chef Chris prepared a decadent cinnamon quinoa platter, offered alfresco! A yummy, stick-to-your-ribs vegetarian breakfast served up by friendly, efficient staff (thanks, Toya), outdoor. A hidden gem!