Blueplate Restaurant

A Mullica Hill, NJ Restaurant Rating and Review

Blueplate Restaurant
47 S. Main Street
Mullica Hill, New Jersey
856-478-2112

Blueplate Restaurant, Mullica Hill, NJ

Restaurant Rating Legend Fine Dining
No Stars	Below average
One star	Average
Two stars	Above Average
Three stars	Excellent
Four stars	Best in Class
Casual Dining N/A= A casual dining eatery, not rated as a fine dining restaurant

Blueplate Restaurant
Price	Moderate - Expensive
Fare	New American

Restaurant Ratings
Food

Service

Decor

Overall Rating

Well prepared, innovative food

Uses locally sourced, fresh farm-to-table ingredients.

Reasonably Priced

Decor is dated

Value:	Very Good
Noise Level:	Moderate
Dress:	Casual
Recommended For:	Diners who enjoy well prepared, reasonably priced American food in a casual setting.
Not Recommended For:	Diners who prefer more fine dining amenities in a more trendy upscale setting.
Recommended dishes:	New York Strip Steak; Carrot-Apple Risotto with Andouille Sausage; and Oven Roasted Mahi-Mahi
Liquor:	BYOB; Local New Jersey wines from the Wagonhouse Winery are available

Restaurant Review

Located in the historic village of Mullica Hill, off the beaten track, Blueplate is an incongruity.

During the day they offer a reasonably priced for breakfast and lunch. The breakfast menu is outstanding and with mostly standard items including omelets, eggs benedict, scrapple and a few creative French Toasts and very good apple oatmeal pancakes. For lunch they offer the standard sandwiches, burgers, salads, wraps, and soup.

At night, however, the ambience and the menu changes with a more expansive menu and dishes offered with innovative preparations.

The decor is quaint and a little homey. It's not particularly attractive with flowered carpeting, booths, banquettes, and library chairs placed around polished wood tables.

Chef/proprietor James Malaby is a graduate of Culinary Institute of America who honed his cooking skills at some of the top restaurants in Arizona including Vincent Guerithault on Camelback, The Arizona Biltmore, and The Phoenician's Windows on the Green, and later in Philadelphia at the highly rated Brasserie Perrier restaurant owned by George Perrier.

Chef Malably serves up a well prepared, innovative dinner menu with American dishes with a French influence.

Whenever available, Chef Malably uses locally sourced, fresh farm-to-table ingredients.

On site parking is available.

Open for breakfast seven day a week, and for dinner Tuesday to Saturday, 5pm to 9pm.

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