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Zinfandel, Grenache, and Sauvignon Blanc. Founded in 2006, by Pamela and George Hamel Jr., with just a single acre of vines. Hamel strives to blend tradition with innovation to create wines that capture the essence of their unique terroir.What 3,462 people are sayingOverall ratings and reviewsReviews can only be made by diners who have eaten at this restaurant4.8 based on recent ratings4.8Food4.8Service4.6Ambience4.2Value54321Loved ForNew JerseySteakhouseSomersetBest FoodSomersetBest ServiceSomersetBest AmbianceSomersetGreat for outdoor diningSomersetRomanticSomersetGood for special occasionsSomersetLivelySomersetMost BookedReview summaryAI-generated from verified diner reviewsChar Steakhouse in Raritan offers an exceptional dining experience with its "excellent quality food and service." The steaks are "cooked to perfection," and the menu includes diverse options like seafood and delicious sides. Despite being "pricey," the attentive staff and vibrant atmosphere make it "a favorite" for celebrations and special occasions.sshamil VIPNew York City3 reviewsOverall 1Food 3Service 1Ambience 2Waiter spilled an entire drink on my table getting some on my date . No compensation was suggested, table was sticky the entire night , shrimp scampi wasn’t good , drinks filled with mostly ice. Overall bad experience.OTOpenTable Diner New York City1 reviewOverall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 4Excellent food. Highly recommend the bone in filet mignon. Service is top tier.NJNJ4folks VIPNew York City38 reviewsOverall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 3Highest quality foodCan be noisy around the bar areaOTOpenTable Diner Philadelphia2 reviewsOverall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5Filets were excellent and the service was good as well!SScott New York City1 reviewOverall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5Great waiter. Great food. Oyster special was awesome. Steak oscar always good. Martinis were money. Love this place!JJohn New York City1 reviewDined on February 23, 2025Overall 4Food 4Service 4Ambience 4We always enjoy Char for a special treat. Service was attentive and pleasant.DDavid Atlantic City13 reviewsDined on February 22, 2025Overall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5The food was great and the service was exceptional.JJoy VIPPhiladelphia71 reviewsDined on February 21,

Our pizza…Overall 4Food 4Service 4Ambience 3I give this restaurant a total of 4 stars mostly based on the food, service and ambiance (if you sit outside). It is too loud insideMMelissa Orlando12 reviewsOverall 4Food 5Service 5Ambience 5Prices were very high but service was outstanding.ddeborah New York City3 reviewsDined on February 20, 2025Overall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5Great service and great food! Loved the outdoor seating!AAl New York City25 reviewsDined on February 12, 2025Overall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5Visited here with nine people during a business meeting for lunch. We had multiple different appetizers and lunch plates from the menu and to a person everyone enjoyed their dish. The service was excellent and friendly. The food quality overall was also very very good. Woulddefinitely come here again.FFrank VIPNew Orleans7 reviewsDined on February 10, 2025Overall 4Food 4Service 4Ambience 4We had a couple of their pizzas which were really good. A quick lunch on a cool street before heading to the airport. Definitely would recommend & go back again.SSteve Jacksonville4 reviewsDined on January 18, 2025Overall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5The location was excellent and the food was very good. Lot's of choices, but I went with the traditional bacon and eggs. It was a great breakfast and the Americana coffee hit the spot!Overall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5We were a party of six for brunch. Varied menu with plenty of options for food and drink. Food was fantastic!MMary Beth Nashville4 reviewsOverall 5Food 5Service 5Ambience 5I have Celiacs and was able to enjoy a delicious breakfast.hhilah West Palm Beach2 reviewsOverall 4Food 5Service 3Ambience 3They really need to replace the seating outside. It is old and uncomfortableFAQsCRAFT Coral Gables offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (305) 339-5981.CRAFT Coral Gables is rated 4.8 stars by 94 OpenTable diners.Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by