Best Healthy Restaurants in Stoneham

We are frequent diners at Cafe Escadrille in Burlington and have always enjoyed being there among many of the service we have had is Andy who is top notch and recently, and a few more times than recent Grace. They are both willing to do whatever they can to make your evening great, and they always succeeded. Looking forward to seeing them again in the very near future.

We often meet friends at Seasons 52. The food and service have always been great even when they are busy which is pretty much always! Our waiter Gabe was prompt , attentive and personable. The greeting system is totally organized. We have never felt lost in the shuffle in spite of the usual crowd checking in.

First time trying Sam’s Kitchen. My friend and I were totally impressed with the staff (very attentive and welcoming). The food was scrumptious (best calamari, cesaer salad, I had the veal Marsala (excellent ) and my friend had chicken parm (she said it was excellent and I took a taste and it was delicious). Their tiramisu was also incredible-light and delicious. Overall experience was fantastic. I highly recommend Sam’s Kitchen.

I dined in a party of 6. Everyone enjoyed their meals. I started with a Mistletoe Martini which was rather nice, and then I had the seafood scampi: mussels, 4 shrimp and a piece of codfish served in a creamy garlic sauce over linguini. It was very tasty. Service was on the slower side. There was a musician making good music but the place is small and the music was loud so that made it difficult to converse with anyone not sitting right next to you. Overall a good experience!

While we realize that this is a new venture after Covid, Chopps used to be much better. Gone are the servers who brought you coffee, tea and assorted beverages, making it a truly cafeteria style atmosphere. This may be what some people like but after the original Chopps, we were subjected to a less than stellar experience for brunch. The scrambled eggs were horrible. Coffee and tea are served in paper cups at a station. The omelet station was manned by one gentleman who was pleasant but really didn't know that you fold an omelet before presenting it. Fruits and waffles were good, as were the bacon, sausage and cereals. Hard to goof those things up. I don't believe we'll be going back to his version of Chopps unless we hear they have made some adjustments to their presentation.