Brian D.
Yelp
My wife and I visited Camille's last week, I had high expectations after studying their menu in advance. Even though our visit was for lunch we ordered an appetizer, an off-menu dinner item, and a lunch special. The service was excellent throughout the entire meal from start to finish, I don't recall the gentleman's name, but he was an excellent waiter, The decor inside the restaurant was rather upscale and somewhat dimly lit by design. As to the food, the off menu item was a veal chop parm, bone-in with a vodka sauce. The lunch special was a lobster casserole, and the appetizer was their version of fried calamari.
I wanted to love the veal chop, it looked great on presentation and I will include a photo, My issue with was it was pounded thin, with a thick coating around it rendering it, tough and the meat itself was really not juicy, considering all the sauce on it, it came across as kind of dry and the sauce wasn't helping the experience, it was adding another bland taste to it. The best part was the melted cheese. The chop wasn't bad, but I just wasn't thrilled by the flavor, or texture for the cost. It came with some pasta with the same sauce and I left most of that. The lobster casserole looked and tasted good. My issue with it was, it was not much seafood for the money. One large scallop, one half a small lobster tail, one small lobster claw and a small amount of crab meat. Most of the shellfish was out of shell. I think there might have been a shrimp or two also, but overall for the cost, it seemed skimpy being in New England. But from a taste perspective, it was good. Lastly, the appetizer was pretty good, the calamari was tender and they hit it with lemon at the table. The lobster casserole and the calamari were the best items.
Overall the experience was okay, it's a nice place with good service.