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"Solid spot for drinks or good eats. Will definitely be back here. Had the chicken pops and oysters for the starter and they both were on point. Had pizza for the main. This was honestly the only thing I wouldn't get again, there was nothing wrong but something didn't quite click for me. The dessert was a grilled chocolate cake and it did not disappoint."
Phone: +19088971920
Address: 250 Connell Drive, 07922, Berkeley Heights, United States
City: Berkeley Heights
Website: http://www.grainandcane.com/
Monday: 12:00-21:00
Tuesday: 12:00-21:00
Thursday: 12:00-22:00
Friday: 12:00-22:00
Saturday: 12:00-22:00
Sunday: 11:00-21:00
Dishes: 10
Amenities: 25
Categories: 5
Reviews: 2471
My sisters and I made reservations at Grain and Cain to celebrate our parent’s 65th and 66th birthdays. We had my 2 year old niece and 5 year old nephew 7 total on our party, and this turned out to be the treat we were hoping for! The host and servers were excellent, allowing me to pay for the meal ahead of ordering to ensure my Dad wouldn’t! The atmosphere of the restaurant was ideal not too loud and only one TV that I could see. The train station quote board was captivating quotes would change every 15 minutes or so with each letter flipping through the alphabet until it reached its place. The food was fresh and delightful. We had cheese fries that were surprisingly crunchy despite the che...
Great place connected to an Embassy Suites. Never noticed it before because it was back in a company park, but definitely worth a visit. Originally went for brunch, but saw some really great lunch options. The best article we ordered was the poutine with short rib. Most places make the engraving on pouting so watery that the frits makes so tender. Not here! The balance of severity, melted cheese and short rib were perfect over the crispy hot frits. It was perfect! All our food was good, but that Poutine was the star
In conjunction with the Embassy Suites lobby, this spot has its own unique look and feel. Something more expensive than it should be, but very good. For brunch, the blood boys were fresh and spicy, garnished with an onion, lemon and olives. The avocado toast was large (and made better with smoked salmon). The Margarita Pizza was surprisingly good with a thin crispy crust. The Chilaquiles were GREAT random dish but fantastic taste and gets over 10x. Totally would come back, not as a hotel guest.
Nice room and delicious food! This restaurant is connected to the Embassy Suites but has its own upscale atmosphere. Many great design details from framed vintage rice sacks (a node in the history of the owner as a trader at Wall Street in the early 1900s) to a rotating beverage-inspired supply board that like a flying shield flips around every 1/2 hours. We had pizza, meatballs, burgers and beer. All were great and the staff was very warm and friendly.
Solid spot for drinks or good eats. Will definitely be back here. Had the chicken pops and oysters for the starter and they both were on point. Had pizza for the main. This was honestly the only thing I wouldn't get again, there was nothing wrong but something didn't quite click for me. The dessert was a grilled chocolate cake and it did not disappoint.
