STEWART'S

Everything was DELICIOUS! I ordered a cocktail, London's Gift, which reminded me of a long island iced tea. The lobster roll was overstuffed with large pieces of lobster chunks and lemon zest. The skirt steak from the steak frites was so juicy and tender. I loved the fries so much I didn't even use the ketchup, but I did dip them in the hollandaise sauce. We tried the bananas foster which was made table side on a little cart parked next to our table. Our server, Elliott, was narrating every step like it's a cooking show, just in case y'all wanna try this at home. The service was great. Indoors the ambiance is like an old fashioned lounge from the 50s. There also a speakeasy karaoke room hidden behind the bookcase near the restrooms. Outside there's a bar, stage, and croquet field.

One of the things we got the was lower grade caviar. The only options that would come with the caviar were 6 shots of vodka or no 6 shots of vodka, same price. Nothing else. Luckily there were bar snacks we used to eat the caviar with. The caviar was not good but besides that they gave us keys to eat it with. I thought it was a joke. House keys. It was disgusting. We tried to see if we could pay more just to turn the vodka into drinks. Not sure if the waitress was confused, but we ended up just having to order lemon juice, and olive juice and ice and make drinks at our table. Such a weird overall experience.

Excellent Atmosphere~ John & John Were Great Host, The Food was Prepared Perfect, The Service was Above & Beyond what I am used to getting. I Will Recommend Stewart's to Family & Friends & Keep up the Good Work Alright..👍

Been wanting try this new little gem in town. It is so quaint and cute. Very tiny on the inside. Great vibes, drinks are spectacular and unique. The garden crudités is oh so yummy and that Ranch and hummus, omg! Would highly recommend for happy hour or a for a quick bite with a few friends. I didn’t do the speak easy but could hear people having fun in there. Will try that next time!

Expensive but delicious. Elliott was a fabulous waiter and bartender who made the perfect custom drink when I asked for something sweet. Croquet fields are very fun although it would be nice if more detailed rules and or guidance was provided. Overall a wonderful time and great hangout spot.

This place is a must!!! The food is incredible the service is above anything I have ever experienced. Tonight our waiter was Jon and he was absolutely the best, super attentive and explained everything with great detail. We will be back this is definitely a regular spot for us now. If you haven’t been get her asap!

Customer service was amazing shoutout John! The food really exceeded expectations. We got the wagyu and bananas foster for dessert. Drinks were amazing as well. It was nice to end the night off with an activity as well. :)

What a fun and memorable place. John took great care of us. You can have champagne and caviar or the best chili dog in town! We will be back. Don't miss the half-price lobster rolls Friday through Sunday before 4pm.

Everything was DELICIOUS! I ordered a cocktail, London's Gift, which reminded me of a long island iced tea. The lobster roll was overstuffed with large pieces of lobster chunks and lemon zest. The skirt steak from the steak frites was so juicy and tender. I loved the fries so much I didn't even use the ketchup, but I did dip them in the hollandaise sauce. We tried the bananas foster which was made table side on a little cart parked next to our table. Our server, Elliott, was narrating every step like it's a cooking show, just in case y'all wanna try this at home. The service was great. Indoors the ambiance is like an old fashioned lounge from the 50s. There also a speakeasy karaoke room hidden behind the bookcase near the restrooms. Outside there's a bar, stage, and croquet field.

Stewart's is a croquet restaurant and bar next to Gemelle's (in the old George's Fine Foods). It's the newest Tim Love concept. The food is alright, the service is really great though. The place is pretty tiny, so they could easily fill up. The music is a bit loud, but whatever. They have a huge croquet area out back. For being open for one week, at the time of my visit, they seem to be pretty popular. However, I'm not really into croquet, so I don't think I'll be back. Mom and I will go and try anything new, so mission successful on that.

Okay, so Stewart's is so, so cute. I absolutely love their decorations and having a unique activity at a bar is awesome, so the concept is 100% right up my alley. We got complimentary snacks up at the bar, which was a nice surprise. We also came at an off time, so there was no competition for the croquet game area. My concerns here are the prices. Drinks are fairly expensive, and I know that's the world we live in right now, but it's cost-prohibitive for me to come here more than once in a very rare while. Also, they have the fanciest of craft cocktails, but you aren't allowed to bring your glass outside (for good reason most likely), so remember you might be pouring your fancy cocktail into a plastic cup. Definitely worth a visit, how often we go is TBD.

Well we went on a Thursday night. Good concept and croquet was nice, problems started after that though. 45 min ticket time for a cold entree and a sandwich. Place was maybe 50-60% full. Drinks made by the bartender were excellent but they forgot to put my drink order in so it took about 20 mins to get the cocktail so my date and I were literally just sitting there as 12 waitress walked by with no acknowledgement until I asked about it. Likely never going back. Disappointed because we love other Tim Love venues.

Good food, but not worth the wildly expensive prices. Seems to be a common thing with Chef Love restaurants. Music too was so loud we couldn't even talk so had to ask the staff if they could turn it down. Just disappointing overall for the exorbitant bill.

The staff is very friendly and the food was amazing. Tableside martinis was fun and engaging.

Went in with my husband and my extremely obedient service dog. We ordered a cocktail and sat inside. This was a Saturday night around 9 pm. There were maybe 6 other guests total. We walked outside, no one else outside. We went back in and sat inside where the server brought us our drinks. I went to the restroom to wash my hands and a nice employee asked if I had seen the karaoke room. I said no, then came to tell my husband we should sit in the karaoke room. We grabbed our drinks and pup and as we approached the room i hear a lady behind the bar very loudly say " YOU CANNOT GO IN THERE" I asked if she was talking to us ... "YES" i was confused ... i asked why & she , in a very rude tone, shouted " OUT OF RESPECT FOR OUR OTHER GUESTS YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED INSIDE " We left our very expensive cocktails and will NEVER EVER RETURN! I still have no explanation why this happened. But She treated us as if we were criminals. Wow...just...wow!

We had a great time here. The bar inside is great. Drinks and service were fantastic. Hadn't tried the food, but planning to next time. Tim always is an innovator on restaurant concepts.

Great burger, the salmon was perfect. Everything we've had has been amazing and the staff is also very nice. Great spot to grab a bite or come late night.

We went with friends Saturday evening. Our friends had been with their children (10 and 13) before. Our friends had also called the restaurant and confirmed children were allowed and Stewart's confirmed they were very much welcome. The six of us, four adults and a 13 and 6 year old arrived around 6:45. Sat on the patio and spent around $500. Our children are very well behaved and we had a lovely dinner at the larger secluded table outside. We then walked around back to sit by the croquet area. There was one other small group in that area and us. My husband walked around the croquet area with our six year old for maybe twenty minutes, then the kids were sitting with us. We ordered another round of cocktails and when the waitress brought them to us she abruptly informed us she was closing us out and we had to leave because after 4pm children are not allowed. Why would we be sat at 6:45pm and served dinner if children aren't allowed after 4:00? This "policy" is not listed anywhere and was not communicated to us. There was hardly anyone in the back grass area and our children were not being disruptive at all. To be abruptly told we needed to leave after spending $500 is insane. Unfortunately we will not be back after being treated this way.

I called and asked if they were 21 and up and was told, "No. In fact we have kid friendly items. " We went at 8:30 at night and spent $400 and they were abundantly accommodating to my 13 and 10 year old. We ate inside and then they played croquet for 20 minutes or so until 11 pm. A week later we return- we get seated at 6:30 PM and spend $600 amongst 6 people- including a 6 year old and 13 year old. At 8:30 we are asked to leave because new policy after 4 PM there are no children allowed. I'm not sure why we were even sat at 6:30 if the 4 pm policy was in place and we are livid to have spent $1000 in one week supporting a new restaurant where no policy is written on the website and even the manager was confused about the policy in place. Beyond frustrated. To have spent the dollars and be treated this way was absurd. Will definitely not be back. This is not the Fort Worth way. Communication and clarity is kindness and we were treated very unkindly. I advise a website revision. ASAP. And letting your waitresses, manager, and even hostesses know of your policies.