Cask & Grain

I was very excited to try Cask & Grain from all the reviews, but I was left unimpressed and disappointed. Staff was wonderful, but the food was underwhelming. I ordered the creekstone farms ranch steak which was good, but nothing spectacular. My finance's sister and mother ordered the wagon wheel ranch pork collar which was extremely sweet and not very flavorful. It was just odd, especially since they had ordered the mussel soup which was also strangely sweet. The seared duck breast was good, but the new bedford scallops was the best dish of the night hands down. My favorite aspects of the meal was the assorted cheese plate and the dessert. The dessert was absolutely amazing and I'm not a sweets kind of guy. But unfortunately, the majority of the meal was disappointing especially for the price. If you're in the area, I'd recommend Alma as a better alternative. Edited: Peer pressured by my future family to change to a 4⭐️ because they liked it.

Upscale variants on many favorite dishes are the name of this location's game. Frankly, upon seeing the menu pricing, my party was a bit skeptical...particularly, for the Canton area. Their execution, however, spoke for itself. Every dish came out perfect, both in presentation and taste. The service was equally good, and paid good attention to the table. My only complaint, is that their rotating beer menu changed drastically right after they printed it, and about only half of the beers on the list actually existed anymore. They also didn't do 1:1 trades for TYPES of beer lost (IPA for an IPA, stout for a stout, etc). Outside of this, the experience was very positive, and I look forward to going back!

Incredible quality, presentation, and service! Local, sustainable food expertly prepared. I had the Pork Collar served with grits and roasted Brussels sprouts. Others in my party had the beef short ribs and Rockfish and raved about them both. Meats are cooked sous vide. Best pork I've ever had! I'll be back!