Best Farm To Table Restaurants in South Bound Brook

Grain & Cane continues to be a wonderful place. The food is outstanding and the service is fabulous. My only complaint is with management...specifically as it relates to the delivery of the check when paying with a credit card. It is custom to NOT base the gratuity on the after tax amount. However, the credit card receipt presented to the customer includes recommended gratuity ALL BASED ON AFTER TAX AMOUNTS. And, conveniently, the actual itemized receipt does not accompany the credit card receipt. It is a bit disingenuous to not include the actual itemized receipt so the customer can accurately calculate the proper gratuity. Note to management - I understand you want your servers to earn as much as possible. Perhaps you could help that process by paying them more and not duping your customers into tipping more.

Amazing dining experience. The tableside prime rib was outstanding. Everything from appetizers to dessert was fantastic.

We have been to Eno Terra 2 times in the past few weeks! The food and wine is so good! If you like farm to table food, this is the place for you. On our most recent visit we had Amish Roasted Chicken and a grilled pork entree from the special menu. Wow! We are looking forward to eating the leftovers tonight for dinner. The waitstaff is amazing and very attentive! They know the menu very well and have suggested items from the menu based on their own experience. Every aspect of your meal is carefully taken care of. We find that the upstairs dining room is both quiet and beautiful. You can look out to wildflowers, trees, and foliage. A big shoutout to our server Lace who was so attentive, super smart, and lovely! Thank you for a wonderful meal!

We went there Sat night first time for us and the vibe, food, drinks and service were fantastic! Great cocktails! So much fun. Delicious. Love the valet parking too! Definitely going to be regulars

We went to 90 acres to celebrate with friends. Overall it was great. Attentive and friendly service, tasty food and some great drinks. The strangest things was that early on in our meal the couple at the table next to us chose to FaceTime with someone on speaker?? The staff were aware, but nothing happened. I finally brought it to the attention of our waiter, noting that I found it unusual and surprising that this FaceTime speaker situation was happening. He left and when he returned noted that the manager was aware and the speaker conversation was now over. The strangest thing was that the FaceTime stopped because the couples main course arrived. No one from the restaurant asked them to stop. It was purely a coincidence. As you might expect, I’m still surprised that a 10+ minute FaceTime conversation would happen in a restaurant like 90 Acres. Perhaps my expectations of what constitutes appropriate behavior are outdated. I really hope not.