Marmalade Cafe

The marmalade is a catch all variety spot that adds the option of no pressure convenience to what can otherwise be a hectic visit to the always bustling Grove. It’s the dependable blended whiskey that always stars at the party not because it’s the best but because it’s never bad and accommodates so many. It’s enormous and beautiful, inside and out. The open patio makes this a simple guilt free choice for families with kids. And as alluded, the menu has a little something for almost everyone. Soups, salads, sandwiches, burgers, and living up to fresh ingredients, our veggies felt like they came from a secret garden somewhere in the back. The full bar lets you season your lunch with bubbles or a cocktail. This is not the place you go to have an amazing meal at the Grove, this is the place

their calamari is to die for!!!! super fragrant and savory, I'm usually not a big fan of the legs but they were so yummy and cooked to perfection. I also had the branzino, good, nothing special. portions for each dish were a lot larger than we expected! our server Jason was very friendly and patient as we had difficulty deciding what to eat- their menu is huge and so many things sounded good.

Marmalade Cafe was a great experience from start to finish—the food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented, the atmosphere was cozy and inviting, and the service was friendly and attentive without feeling rushed. It’s an easy go-to spot for brunch or a relaxed meal with friends, and everything we tried tasted high quality and well made. Would definitely come back again.

This is located at The Grove so you’ll have to park at a garage. It’s my First time here. We came for lunch. We ordered Calamari, Spicy Ahi Tuna Tartare, Ginger Sesame Glazed Salmon with Broccolini, Lobster and Shrimp Linguine (but made with Penne) and Baja Cioppino. Everything was delicious. My favorite was the calamari and the Ahi Tuna since I love seafood. All the food was served hot and fresh. The price was quite standard not too expensive. note: the Ahi Tuna is quite enough for lunch (I was thinking it was an appetizer) it’s still definitely shareable. The Cioppino is one dish not to miss. It’s a must. It’s another shareable meal. The restaurant has great lighting and decor. But can come dressed casual. Some dishes are pricey just FYI. But definitely worth a try. If you're on budge

So many places to eat at the farmers market and the Grove, I was shocked at how poor this experience was. Terrible service. Food in this environment should be top notch, average or anything but what we got today. Prime rib sandwich and Tuna melt was gas station quality at best. If you absolutely feel like you have to eat here, get a salad. Nice atmosphere is the only redeeming factor.