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Our NEW Favorite Restaurant!!
This past weekend we dined for the first time at Quince.....WOW...that is all I can say!
First of all, the setting was so cozy and comfortable with natural woodwork throughout with touches of nostalgia, made us feel right at home.
Secondly, the food presentation was something that I have never seen before and to have them brought out in such a timely fashion was just amazing. If you walked away hungry, something was really wrong..their portions were fit for a King, all of us took food home!
The hospitality made us feel so very welcome. The only thing that we would change about our Quince experience, would be leaving room for desert! Quince has definately moved to the top of our list as "Favorite Restaurant". Thanks Chef Gregg and Team...what a fabulous experience!!
We can't wait to come back!!
Review by Anonymous from Olmsted Falls posted January 22, 2009
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Finally, the Falls has a great place to eat!
My husband and I had originally gone over to the Moosehead Hook and Ladder but couldn't get any one to wait on us (apparently the wait staff of at least 6 were too busy talking to eachother)so we left and stumbled upon quince. I've never been so happy about getting bad/no service. We had one of the best meals we've ever eaten together. We started with the flatbread topped with romaine, tomato, onion, avocado in a bacon vinegarette which was awesome. Next we shared the romaine wedge salad which had a fantastic dressing, gorgonzola, onion, real bacon and tomato. My entree was the lightly battered perch over sauteed potatoes and squash in a lemon butter sauce topped with spinach which was out of this world yummy. The husband had the homemade cavatelli with sauteed chicken medallions and vegetables in a marsala sauce. We were so happy with all that we had eaten we kept going and had the chocolate chip cookie sandwich for dessert which was two homemade cookies with a scoop of brownie ice cream and a scoop of cookie dough ice cream topped with caramel and homemade whip cream. Delicious! Very friendly and attentive wait staff. Incredible food, very incredible prices (about $55 - $60) and around the corner from home! Doesn't get any better than that for us!
Review by Emily from Olmsted Falls posted August 21, 2008
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MISMATCHED....
Here's the scoop....the menu and food are unique featuring well put together, inventive, delicious entrees, salads, appetizers. i can't say enough how impressive the food is!!! not only are they tasty but pretty to look at, like what you'd expect from the best in any big city but found in the quaint little town of olmsted falls.
The "back of the house" a.k.a. the kitchen really has their stuff together, the front of the house, well, that'a another story.
the host was dressed in bad blue jeans and an untucked, wrinkled shirt. the waiter's uniform was messy too.....not to mention that he was very overwhelmed by the 7 tables he was waiting on as the ONLY server.
SERVICE IS VERY UNPOLISHED, NOT WHAT I EXPECTED FROM A RESTAURANT WITH THIS TYPE OF CUISINE!! i really felt like i was in a dumpy buffet restaurant with subtle hints of "want to be" more upscale accents splashed around. the decor really reminds me of the eating room at a retirement community & JUST DOESN'T MATCH THE FOOD! the silverware didn't even match...we found 3 differnt styles. the cooks/chef kept popping out of the kitchen, but not to visit the patrons, dressed in a CLEAN chef's coat, instead, they were rather sloppily put together, and really came out to grab a soft drink and look around.
if this place would get their act & look together to match the food, it would be a contender for one of the best restaurants in cleveland, but there is NO ambiance, atmosphere, or style, etc.. what a shame. i'd return for the food, but that's only 50% of the experience and the service and ambiance is lack-luster. i like to have the complete package, not just part of it.
Review by P.J. from westsider posted July 16, 2008
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time to return
My friend and I ate there for lunch. Just happened on the restaurant. We both had the pulled chicken sandwich with tarragon ricotta cheese walnuts on cranberry bread. It was moist with delicious texture and taste. Much to our delight it was served with crispy shoestring fries of the homemade variety. The ambiance and service was also excellent. We can't wait to go back to try the rest of the mouthwatering menu. I almost forgot, the sandwich and fries was a mere 8.00 bucks!
Review by Anonymous from lakewood posted April 24, 2008
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Fantastic Dining Experience Right Here In Olmsted Falls!
If you haven't visited Quince yet - you are really missing something special! My wife and family discovered this great dining experience in February and have been back no less than 7 times. Ken and Gregg Korney provide a very special dining experience for each customer. You feel like you are dining at the Ritz with prices on an Olmsted Falls, Ohio budget!
Make plans to visit Quince now - you won't be disppointed!
Review by Alex P from Olmsted Falls Ohio posted March 08, 2008
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A Truly Outstanding Experience!
My wife and daughter stopped on a Tuesday nite for a truly outstanding dining experience at Quince. Ken and Gregg Korney provided great atmosphere, service and delicious food. It was something out of one of the premiere cooking shows that you watch on television, only it was available in quaint Olmsted Falls, Ohio.
My wife enjoyed the tilapia wrapped in a thin potato shell, my daughter enjoyed a Thai dish and I thoroughly enjoyed the home made chicken and dumplings. The desert was out of this world -a homemade chocolate pizza.
We were so impressed we had lunch two days later and were amazed at the variety, service, quality and presentation of the food.
We will be back and we hope the word doesn't spread to fast about this great dining experience!
For a truly uni
Review by Alex Petrus from Olmsted Falls, Ohio posted February 14, 2008
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Taste buds dazzled at quince!
I cannot say enough about Quince! Everything from the service, to the food was impeccable! The service was incredibly speedy and friendly. The food was the most delicious cuisine for an amazing price! Definitely check this place out!
Review by Anonymous from Olmsted Falls posted February 06, 2008
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Not your Mother's Mac & Cheese !!
This is a wonderful new chef-owned restaurant at Grand Pacific Junction in Olmsted Falls. I have just discovered it and what a treat! They have, among other menu items, a selection of gourmet mac & cheese dishes that are just to die for! I tried the carbonara sauce with peas, bacon and larage chuncks of mushrooms. Fantastic flavors and large portions. Very friendly staff who answered all of our questions and were very attentive to our needs. The atmosphere is rustic and it's located in a restored historical area of Olmsted Falls overlooking the river called Pacific Junction. The buildings are filled with unique gift shops and restaurants. We enjoyed strolling through the shops after our lunch. Looking forward to many more visits and sampling all of their offerings. Just Delish!!
Review by Marsha from Strongsville posted February 01, 2008
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