No Happy Hour on Saturday, but the dinner was great and the service fantastic. We had to get out early for a show and made it with time to spare.
Steve
In a word - fabulous. Terrific food, attentive service and comfortable surroundings. Lots of fine dining on the Treasure Coast, but District remains our #1.
Ann
Quality of the food is top self. Preperation of every food item on the menu is done to perfection! We enjoyed every minute of our birthday celebation.
Lionel
Very enjoyable dinner. The food and Service was also very good. We will absolutely come back. Lionel D
Caitlin
4 of the 5 of us had the sweet tea fried chicken and in the car on the way home we were already talking about about when we could go back for more of that! The portions were generous, the wine list was extensive but not overwhelming, the cocktails were creative, the service was attentive but not rushed at all, and we happened to have a beautiful night for sitting outside. The train passed by a few times and was loud but passed quickly. We had a good laugh because we would just pause the story someone was telling and then pick right up when the train was gone. It was just a great evening. Next time we will leave room for dessert. We will be back soon!
Thomas
We have been meaning to dine here for several years now, and finally got around to it this past weekend. We were absolutely missing out! Food is outstanding and the menu features a nice blend of Asian-inspired dishes as well. As a huge fan on southern-comfort food, it was a no brainer for me to order the dish that featured fried chicken, mac & cheese + a biscuit, and it was of course incredible. Sat outside and enjoyed the scenery; noise was no issue. We will be back to dine here again.
Christina
Always a positive experience! Our table had the Grouper, burger & chicken! Soooo yummy! And fun cocktails.
Peggy
The District has been a favorite of ours for many years. Our dinner recently was outstanding. The fennel salad was delicious, unique and abundant. Easily shareable. The Brussels salad also shareable and extremely tasty. We recommend both. Followed by Shohu chicken and black cod. The chicken deliciously moist and the cod on the lobster bisque superb. The District has upped their game, and we are extremely happy for that.
Tameka
Thank you, Stephanie. We had a great first time. The food was delicious and timely. No complaints.
Elsa
We sat at the bar for happy hour and had an amazing time. The bartender was unbelievable, she was a whole show preparing 2 and 3 drinks at a time with grace, she also was super friendly and the food and drinks were delicious. We had spicy margaritas and old fashions, as well as the shrimp ceviche, hamburger, truffle fries and chicken butta. 100% recommended!
Food is good and the place is nice. Kitchen is slow though so be prepared to be there for a little bit.
Carlos
From the restaurant, to the staff, to the food, everything was wonderful. My wife and I TRULY enjoyed spending our anniversary there.
Linda
Wonderful experience. Delicious street corn and the burger fries and milkshake were terrific. Service was exceptional
S. T.
You know, District Table is one of the best places to eat in Stuart. The problem isn’t them — it’s the overall food scene here, which is honestly among the worst in South Florida. I’ve had food poisoning twice this week from other local spots, and I’ve even had to throw out meals that weren’t safe to eat. These days, if I want a reliable dining experience, I usually head up to Fort Pierce or down to Palm Beach Gardens just to avoid bad local fare.
That being said, District Table has huge potential. The biggest challenge is consistency. Sometimes the food is outstanding — but other times it feels like you’re getting the same subpar quality you’d expect from the worst spots in town.
For example, I once had an incredible tuna dish here, but on my next visit the “same” dish was served with noticeably lower quality fish. That’s misleading for locals who expect what was promised.
On the positive side, I love the Tea Fried Chicken. It’s unique, flavorful, and one of the most memorable dishes around. If DT could just focus on consistency and put their locals first, this restaurant could be a true gem in Stuart.
Service..why do they always vanish for 29 minutes when you want the check...EVERY TIME so service is not great. Servers are a little snobby, which Im seeing all over town. Guess small town Stuart hospitality has gone out the window.
No Happy Hour on Saturday, but the dinner was great and the service fantastic. We had to get out early for a show and made it with time to spare.
In a word - fabulous. Terrific food, attentive service and comfortable surroundings. Lots of fine dining on the Treasure Coast, but District remains our #1.
Quality of the food is top self. Preperation of every food item on the menu is done to perfection! We enjoyed every minute of our birthday celebation.
Very enjoyable dinner. The food and Service was also very good. We will absolutely come back. Lionel D
4 of the 5 of us had the sweet tea fried chicken and in the car on the way home we were already talking about about when we could go back for more of that! The portions were generous, the wine list was extensive but not overwhelming, the cocktails were creative, the service was attentive but not rushed at all, and we happened to have a beautiful night for sitting outside. The train passed by a few times and was loud but passed quickly. We had a good laugh because we would just pause the story someone was telling and then pick right up when the train was gone. It was just a great evening. Next time we will leave room for dessert. We will be back soon!
We have been meaning to dine here for several years now, and finally got around to it this past weekend. We were absolutely missing out! Food is outstanding and the menu features a nice blend of Asian-inspired dishes as well. As a huge fan on southern-comfort food, it was a no brainer for me to order the dish that featured fried chicken, mac & cheese + a biscuit, and it was of course incredible. Sat outside and enjoyed the scenery; noise was no issue. We will be back to dine here again.
Always a positive experience! Our table had the Grouper, burger & chicken! Soooo yummy! And fun cocktails.
The District has been a favorite of ours for many years. Our dinner recently was outstanding. The fennel salad was delicious, unique and abundant. Easily shareable. The Brussels salad also shareable and extremely tasty. We recommend both. Followed by Shohu chicken and black cod. The chicken deliciously moist and the cod on the lobster bisque superb. The District has upped their game, and we are extremely happy for that.
Thank you, Stephanie. We had a great first time. The food was delicious and timely. No complaints.
We sat at the bar for happy hour and had an amazing time. The bartender was unbelievable, she was a whole show preparing 2 and 3 drinks at a time with grace, she also was super friendly and the food and drinks were delicious. We had spicy margaritas and old fashions, as well as the shrimp ceviche, hamburger, truffle fries and chicken butta. 100% recommended!
Restaurantji Recommends
Nice place, excellent service, food was ok
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Food is good and the place is nice. Kitchen is slow though so be prepared to be there for a little bit.
From the restaurant, to the staff, to the food, everything was wonderful. My wife and I TRULY enjoyed spending our anniversary there.
Wonderful experience. Delicious street corn and the burger fries and milkshake were terrific. Service was exceptional
You know, District Table is one of the best places to eat in Stuart. The problem isn’t them — it’s the overall food scene here, which is honestly among the worst in South Florida. I’ve had food poisoning twice this week from other local spots, and I’ve even had to throw out meals that weren’t safe to eat. These days, if I want a reliable dining experience, I usually head up to Fort Pierce or down to Palm Beach Gardens just to avoid bad local fare.
That being said, District Table has huge potential. The biggest challenge is consistency. Sometimes the food is outstanding — but other times it feels like you’re getting the same subpar quality you’d expect from the worst spots in town.
For example, I once had an incredible tuna dish here, but on my next visit the “same” dish was served with noticeably lower quality fish. That’s misleading for locals who expect what was promised.
On the positive side, I love the Tea Fried Chicken. It’s unique, flavorful, and one of the most memorable dishes around. If DT could just focus on consistency and put their locals first, this restaurant could be a true gem in Stuart.
Service..why do they always vanish for 29 minutes when you want the check...EVERY TIME so service is not great. Servers are a little snobby, which Im seeing all over town. Guess small town Stuart hospitality has gone out the window.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
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