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My picks are High Street Cafe and Spence Cafe. I've been to High Street Cafe at least 20 times and have had great meals. One of the best meals of my life was a blackened tuna topped with a crawfish au grautin. I've asked for it several times (when it wasn't on the specials list) and they made it for me - no problem.
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I would definitely go with Gilmore's over Avalon. The atmosphere in the garden at Avalon is nice, however.
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re: foodfrenzy
I detest heavy stuffy French places and almost never use sauces on my food.
Gilmore's still ranks as the top restaurant in the area to me.
It is anything BUT pretentious!
The wait staff is knowledgeable along with warm and fun to kid with.
You don't find that at stuffy French restaurants!
Most important of all -- the chef has a superb palate.
All this and it's BYOB!
A winner.
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I've read plenty of praise for Gilmore's, followed by just as many "and good luck getting a reservation on the weekend without three weeks notice." Gilmore's or Avalon seem to get a lot of praise for the fancier food in the borough. High Street Cafe is good cajun/creole in the borough and Crawdaddy's is good not far up Rt. 3. For casual there are a lot of good options depending on what kind of food you want. Iron Hill has decent bar food and beers. Wave Noodle is probably the best Asian around. There are a lot of options in the borough and beyond; If no one else chimes in with recs I'd suggest doing a search as WC has quite a few topics.
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