This place used to be a fantastic restaurant, but is gradually declining in quality and culinary creativity. Very sad...
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This place used to be a fantastic restaurant, but is gradually declining in quality and culinary creativity. Very sad...
Most of the meal was very good. Did not like the creamy dressing on the Caesar salad (personal taste of course) or the cold, lacking any form of cream cappuccino. That was sent back and deducted from the bill. By looking online I see that...More
Last week, as I was enjoying my steak au frites, with a glass of pinot noir from St. Innocent, at La Capitale, I couldn't help but wonder why the place wasn't jammed. It's a comfortable little brasserie in downtown Salem that offers great food. The...More
We used to love Le Capitale, it was one of our favorite date night restaurants. However the last two times we have went the food has been very subpar. They do have very yummy frites and beets, but the entrees just haven't been the same...More
La Capitale has proven to be a reliably good choice for a dinner date with a significant other or a pre-theater meal. We recently dined there for our traditional Christmas "dinner date" with good results. Surprisingly, the place was near-empty at 6 p.m. on a...More
What I was most impressed about was the chefs who were HAPPY to have vegetarians and gluten-free eaters who gave them carte blanche to create our meals that were not on menu. The three of us who did that had the most wonderful imaginative lovely...More
The roast chicken was mouthwatering. I could only eat half, as we had filled up on wonderfully tasty appetizers. Unfortunately, one of my companions ate the other half of my chicken, so I had none to take home. But, I ate every last one of...More
My husband decided to take me here for my 40th birthday, he called and made reservations even telling them it was to celebrate my birthday. Now, I don't know if they typically do anything for special occasions, but what prevents a 5 star rating is...More
Nice location and I understand is a frequented place by state workers in Salem. Unique menu in a historic setting.
Went last week for dinner. I had halibut which was cooked to perfection! I hate overcooked fish. My son had cheese plate which he enjoyed, even had some leftover to take home. Husband liked his chicken with great fries. Also had beets for appetizer. Service...More