Kara S.

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Brian B.

Gary M.

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Amy C.

Came here on a Sunday early evening for dinner with a gf. It was probably 5 pm... Place was empty but that's ok... Considering the location.... All the way up on Portola. We ordered spicy wontons. Garlic spicy noodles, hot and sour soup and fish in black bean sauce. The fillings in the wonton were soggy/mushy and wasn't very spicy/tongue numbing. Garlic spicy noodle were waaaaaaaaayyyyyyy too salty. Hot and sour soup were fine and the fish was tasty. Portions were a good size to big. I would give this place another try... And would stick to the stir fry's.

Edgar S.

I would give it 4 stars, but the Green Onion Duck was very home town ShangHainese, and truly delicious. Their appetizer Smoke Fish and Drunk Chicken are also truly tasty as one of the better dishes back in China. We haven't meet the lady people complaint. She may have been fired. Two young men greeted us, very polite and pleasant. Their stir-fried rice cake is delicious too. We've also tried their mango soft shriven ice. It is a new invention from Taiwan, very popular. It was great as a less Calorie dessert in a warm day.

Albert W.

Terri T.

Larry J.

John F.

Robert R.

Coco L.

Bill S.

Joshua J.

Jes S.

Brent D.

Robin M.

Sunday Brunch? Nope. Understaffed. Felt bad for the lone waiter who had to hold down the entire restaurant but my sausage and pepper frittata was the most lacklustre plate I've ever seen. It was as if, what I presume was a lone cook, cracked three eggs into a small cast iron pan and let them cook into oblivion. No music. Dim lights. Hammering in the background. Not a hospitable place to relax and enjoy Sunday Brunch! Normally however, service is good. Pizza is great! If this was my first time here I'd probably never return. Forget brunch here but come back for dinner!

Berna A.

We are not from,the area. But we saw this heading to,let hotel. We looked it up,online and it sounded good. We went and were pleased to see outdoor seating. The guy said it would be a while everyone out there were just seated. Them said there was at least 30 minutes for inside. There was NO ONE ELSE THERE BUT US. I felt we were getting a brush off. We decided to just go someplace else. The Colony dinner , just a few doors down and loved it.

William O.

The food is fantastic ! Best Italian cuisine anywhere. Very good management with a real focus on customer satisfaction.

Kevin N.

I'm a frequent visitor of the West Hartford location, and decided to give this place a try for lunch one day. The things it was lacking was ambience, The walls were dirty and needed a paint job, and the service was just a little slower than I anticipated especially being at 2 PM on a Sunday and only about 5 tables were in use. Maybe a little read design inside it in a paint job will help spruce the place up. But the food was great as always.

Ryan S.

Not impressed. Brought my girlfriend here for dinner and the generic over priced food was complimented only by the rude and inattentive service provided by our waiter. Will definitely not be back. Came for the pizza as the friend who suggested the place lauded their pies and was treated to a rubbery bbq pizza brought to the table by a rude and rather surly waiter. Was excited initially to try rizzutos but the whole experience left a bad taste in my mouth. Would rather have gone to Stanziatos.

Helen B.

Lunch today was the best. Gorgonzola salad with shrimp. Excellent coffee to finish. Atmosphere and service rocked. Thank you!

Kevin C.

I just came back from Sea Horse and, as most people have said, it was pretty busy. I showed up around 9:30 AM on a Saturday and didn't have to wait at all...but we opted to sit inside. I believe that there would've been about a 10 minute wait to sit outside. I opted for a short stack of pancakes and a couple pieces of french toast. Our waitress was great and very polite and it only took about ten minutes for us to get our food. The pancakes came with a small plastic cup that had either butter or margarine in it. The french toast also were accompanied by a similar cup full of powdered sugar. The food was okay. It certainly wasn't bad but it also wasn't spectacular either. Would I go back? Sure, but the food was just okay. The fact that the food came out quick and it had a nice "beachy" scene was nice. This location does take credit cards (some previous reviewers were not sure if they now accept credit cards) and I believe that they open at 8 AM and close around 2 or 2:30 PM daily.

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Carrie E.

John W.

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Yen N.

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Bunny C.

This place is AMAZING just moved to Lockwood/Volcano area and I truly love the friendly attitude and outstanding flavors here. A must-do

Agent A.

Super bomby homemade Ice Cream yum! GO HERE!

Jake T.

Belinda M.

Jason K.

Nathan P.

James B.

David F.

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Summer K.

Megan H.

Amazing flavors. Worth stopping for EVERY time. Very family friendly.

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Angie C.

This is one of my new favorite local spots and this is why: *Fun place - If you like quiet restaurants, this is not the place for you. There is always something going on there, whether it's a DJ, Karaoke or a Mariachi band so it's always an entertaining night out. *I think we can all agree that the drinks are STRONG and delicious. They have all kinds of Margaritas, Mojitos, Martinis, etc *The food is good. I've tried a ton of items on the menu and have not been disappointed. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because, although the waiter was friendly, he was a lil forgetful and the food is good not amazing.

Steph S.

This place's service absolutely sucks. The food is very inconsistent. I ordered the "ropa vieja" and it was disgusting. I didnt even eat it. Half the reason was because i waited so long to get a fork and a knife! After waiting 15 minutes i had to literally get up and get a knife from the hostess stand. The only reason they are getting a single star is because the skirt steak was the only good thing about our experience. (My bf had the skirt steak). Our waiter showed us to our table and we did not see him until we asked a buser for the check. We only got one round of drinks because it was impossible to get the attention of anyone there. On top of it all, the waiter handed our check through an opening in the wall by our table. He didn't even have the decency to walk over to our table and hand us out check. Needless to say, i am never coming back here again.

Ahmed A.

Never had the food, but the drinks are ok. Nice atmosphere.

James G.

Found this place via restaurant.com and it was delicious and well priced. Great atmosphere as well! Would return.

A. M.

The lunch special here is a great deal. You get a large lunch and a sangria for $7.50. I had the chicken fajitas which are not your typical grilled chicken type. They are cooked in a very tasty red sauce with the peppers and onions. It came with rice and beans and plantains. The margaritas here are excellent and they have great happy hour specials for 2 bucks. I have had other things on the menu and was never disappointed. The service is slow from ordering until when the food comes out, but I suspect they cook everything fresh. I'm a regular.

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Liz T.

I am going 4 stars, but I really think it should be 3.5, so I am trying to raise the average. We have been back a couple of times, mostly because of the lack of good Mexican in the area, but still, this place is good. Decor is ridiculous, which I love. Colored lights, Christmas lights, paintings on black velvet. . . They have some good drink specials, and even regular drink prices aren't bad. Drinks are reasonably strong. The typical Mexican fare, burritos and the like, are good for what they are. The South American entrees we have had were better, and the seafood was also very good. Strangely enough, the guac we had was pretty terrible, it could be a fluke, but we haven't tried it again. Service is a mix, attentive enough, but with food taking a while to come out of the kitchen. Until we see a better Yelp review close to us, this place has become our go-to Mexican.

Shane D.

I'm going 4 stars, because it's currently at 3 overall, and I think it deserves a 3.5. Good food, strong drinks, fun atmosphere, attentive service. And that's just about what I'm looking for in a casual Friday/Saturday night dinner. Does this place "blow me away"? No, but everything was good and I've been back. If you don't speak Spanish, do yourself a favor and get there no later than 8pm so that by the beginning of the 10pm ALL Spanish Karaoke you are just about winding down your dinner. Then once the charm of Spanish being sung badly wears off by 10:15 and you head out! :)

A K.

The food is pretty good. Tjhey have all kinds of south american food. It can get crowded on weekends so might have a small wait. The service is friendly but a bit slow. Overall great place for food.

Jen M.

Delicious food. My husband and I went here yesterday because I wanted to use this restaurant.com coupon I've had. Finding the place wasn't so bad, it's just harder to spot because its sign is also on the green awning like every other store in the area. We went around 4pm on a Sunday so there was no wait to get seated. The hostess/waitress was friendly. They served chips and salsa while you're waiting for your order. We thought the entrees we ordered were delicious. Fried Red Snapper - came with plantains and rice over a bed of lettuce tomato Churrasquito (12 oz) skirt steak with chimichurri sauce, grilled veggies, cup of rice and french fries... The steak was just cooked perfect. Creme Brulee dessert was also good but I've had better. I ordered fresh mango juice. I just thought it was alright. I don't really recommend getting it. Overall a good place to go. Unfortunately, it's far from where I live. I wanted to try the other entrees on their menu.

hilson s.

Bummer they updated cooks and everything is just covered in soy sauce. Gobs of MSG versus none before. They are probably trying to cater to western tastes. I rank it half as good as westernized Chinese food. Aka Panda. So sad. :( The basil fish went from super awesome to-die-for to inedible. Same with the shanghai rice cakes and BBQ beef.

Joe Y.

A friend highly recommended me to visit this place. I went, didnt like it. The food I got certainly did not look like any of the photos posted here from earlier this year.. Apparently this place recently changed chef and have a new set of menus, not sure why the owners did that, but it is certainly a foolish decision....

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Edward A.

Carne asada fries are great! Get your money's worth! If you do not eat a lot share the plate!!!

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Prince H.

Never been to a Posadas before but pleasantly surprised. Good chips and salsa, very good lunch special of Shrimp Diablo w soup. Not spicy at all so I don't know where the name comes from but fresh tasting. Enjoyable lunch.

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Laura R.

The food is really good, but I had the buffalo wings a li'l bit dry for my and my friends taste, the food takes a while so your filling up on chips/salsa. Karaoke night is fun, they have a bigger location on 21st ave in Paterson,NJ. I recommend it, but trust me the Paterson one is better. Because on my 3rd and final time at the Clifton location the waitress wanted to seat us on the dark bar area where people where smoking while my friend and I wanted to seat a table she said "oh its been reserved for parties of 8 or more" Really?? They had everyone squeezed on the booths of the bar while the tables on the other side of the restaurant were empty . Really?! We left. So do to this I lowered my review.

Leslie C.

Food and drinks are great although some dishes are not authentic mexican. I have been here a handful of times and have never had something I didn't enjoy. The ambiance is nice, but is very loud on the weekends.

Harris K.

Had a great, affordable chicken/avocado sandwich with quick service. Hard to beat! Not to mention so much better than the neighboring sandwich option (Subway, yuck).

Chad R.

Excellent sandwich made quick and reasonable price. The sitting area is pretty big for a casual dining setting. Mayo was a little too thick otherwise would have gotten 5 stars.

Mika I.

I love this place. I am there for lunch special few times a week. I usually have half sandwich and soup for lunch and pasta for dinner. I was never disappointed and they are all taste great! I recommend this place to everybody.

Benjamin S.

A great taste, consistent qualify, quick delivery! You are great!

Melissa D.

I have been to P.D. Johnson's twice for lunch during the workday. Both times I have not been able to look at the menu online beforehand because the site is flagged as potentially harmful (this is wildly frustrating when I am trying to maximize my hour-long work lunch). The parking in that little section of West Village is a disaster during the lunchtime rush. If you're feeling lucky, you can try finding a spot behind the restaurant but otherwise - you are forced to street park or park in the garage for The Mondrian. The food is pretty fast and is ok. I have had the Lefty, a turkey sandwich with veggies & honey mustard. I have also had the Mad Dog, a black bean patty with veggies and avocado. The Lefty was pretty good - standard lunch sandwich. The Mad Dog was almost completely flavorless though, which was super disappointing. Between the frustrating parking situation and mediocre food, I see myself only returning if it is where everyone else in the lunch posse wants to go.

Emma G.

I've only lunched here once, and it was a delicious experience. Growing up in Connecticut until I was about 10, I consider myself a semi-Yankee at heart (please don't hurt me, Dallas). So, to honor that title, I ordered the "Damn Yankee," and it made me same DAYUM. Pastrami, swiss, pickles, spicy mustard all on a delicious rye. It was hearty sandwich, but not so packed that you could only taste the meat (I hate when sandwiches do that). I even got to sit outside when I was gorging, which made it that much more enjoyable. All in all, very tasty sandwich shop. Low-key, easy and right in the middle of Uptown (or, really, on the outskirts). And, if you're not too full afterwards, you can get some sweetness at Pinkberry or Yumilicious. Froyo, yo.

Jennifer S.

Ok neighborhood place to grab a quick sandwich - nothing special about the food or this place! Just ok!

Xixi D.

OH my this is one of those little spots that hits every single craving. Great spicy tortilla soup, you know the kind that wakes you up at mid day!! Also the hot deli sandwiches are the best!! Very relax ambience and a very home town fell to it!! Will come back!

Roy L.

This place is the best! I've been here several times and tried a bunch of different sandwiches. They have been uniformly delicious and they all beckon to be ordered again. Today it was grilled chicken with avocado. Sounds prosaic, but the herbal mayo takes it to a different level! A favorite is the pork loin with horseradish dressing. The half sandwich is filling and an unbelievable value. I'll be visiting here whenever possible.

Mike R.

I really enjoy the quality of food served at Pomodoro, but unfortunately the price to quantity ratio is so that I can only come here on occasion. A "treat myself" sort of thing. I thought the full sandwich would fill me up, but they're just too small (for me at least) to sustain me throughout the day. With that said, I do love the flavors this little restaurant produces.

Rob W.

Beautiful little gem in NYC, just down the street from Central Park West. Very comfortable atmosphere. Our service was great. Our server was attentive but not intrusive. He was helpful in making menu suggestions, in which it was decided that I order the Spaghettini Alle Vongole. It was delicious and not too spicy. Perfect blend of garlic and peppers. I've eaten here some years back and I was happy to find that it was still around. This time it was too cold for outdoor seating but my last visit was an outdoor dining type of day. It too was a pleasant experience. I hope to return again soon! Thank you!

Jia B.

Very cute, old-style, great place. The tables are small, the place is small and full of old stuff and pictures and art, yet you don't feel cluttered or cramped. It's very homey and warm. Their wine is great, and they keep it in a little glassed-in corner of the restaurant. The waiters are very attentive and run around and down into the basement kitchen and from table to table the whole time. You can tell the people that work there actually know about the food, the wine, and the culture behind it. The food was fantastic and beautifully presented. I don't want to tell you what we ate because I want you to go and explore the menu for your own taste, because I'm sure everything is amazing because so much care and traditional recipes go with it. Overall, great experience, lovely decor, and professional service, and exceptional food. I would highly recommend it :)

Megan P.

Finding tasty delivery food that is also healthy can be quite the challenge around here. When I'm looking for a salad to be delivered to my office, I always go with Pomodoro. Their Chicken Nicoise salad is awesome and delivery is always crazy fast. I love ordering from here because it is so consistent. The ingredients are always really fresh (I love that they put fennel in the salad) and they use a decent quality chicken (unlike the gross processed tasting chicken that I find in delivery salads elsewhere). Definitely a good spot to order from if you work in the area.

Ryan T.

I work in the area and am a regular for lunch. As everyone else has stated there is no competition that comes close to their sandwiches. Their premade salads are also very delicious and fresh. As for the atmosphere, its a soup and sandwich place, what do you want? Also, I should mention that I have not tried the pasta because the sandwiches are too delicious.

Earl Gray T.

We came here on a cold, cloudy Saturday afternoon and received a warm welcome by one of the friendly owners. Our tuna nicoise salad and Caesar salad with grilled chicken arrived promptly at the table. They were huge, fresh and so very tasty! Thank you, Pomodoro, you are inspiring us first time visitors to return again and again. :Thumbsup:

Preethi C.

The salads and pastas are just okay. My favorite thing here is the soup. They have a soup of the day that is usually pretty good. The ingredients are pretty fresh. I think it's a bit pricey for simple takeout lunch food, but it's close to my work and the food is decent so I come here every once in a while.

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Jack W.

Went there with my wife for the first time...we live closer to the Westport branch but we were up in the Danbury area looking for a good meal. The staff was courteous and pleasant. Nice fresh bread was brought to the table with an olive oil and herb mixture for dipping. My wife ordered the Chicken Marsala and I ordered the Chicken Parmigiana. Both dishes were well prepared, very fresh, textures were right on. We thought my wife's Marsala had the sauce reduced a bit too much as there was a slight burnt taste to it. My parm was very good, don't very often get fresh mozzarella on a chicken parm so that was nice. Sauce on the parm and penne was OK, not phenomenal...don't think it was homemade. Would try the pizza next time as that looked pretty good when it was delivered to neighboring tables. Will try the Westport branch soon...all in all it was a good meal..not quite as good as our favorites, Ralph and Rich's in Bridgeport and Carl Anthony's in Monroe but still good nevertheless.

Perry F.

Great restaurant. I've tried 4 of their specialty pizzas, and each one was phenomenal. The staff is great and I've had the same waitress a few times and she remembered us each time. Great beer selections (they have dogfish head 60 minute ipa on draft) and decent beer prices. Always enjoy going here!

Truth S.

Bbq chicken and basil pizza is not something id normally try but it was really good. I have lived back and forth between connecticut and brooklyn ny the past few years so i habbitually compare pizza places- but i was really impressed here.

Joe C.

The Seahorse restaurant is popular for its breakfasts. My breakfast was OK but perhaps it wasn't worth the wait to get seated. Yes we waited about twenty minutes before a table became available. Supposedly that's not unusual for this little restaurant. I thought the breakfast items could have used a little more creativity. I mean, they serve very basic breakfast items at inexpensive prices. But most breakfast foods are inexpensive so that's not really anything special. Perhaps the most creative thing on a the menu were the pecan pancakes. I ordered a stack of them and they were yummy. Overall I don't know if I'd return again. I might want to try some other local breakfast joints before making a return visit. Lastly I recommend checking out both the docks and beach at Pass A Grille. Pass A Grille is a more laid back and slower paced section of Saint Pete's Beach.

Jenni M.

Slightly disappointed after reading decent reviews on this place. We stopped in for an early breakfast before a day on St. Pete Beach. Note they don't have a liquor license - we were disappointed when we couldn't get Bloody Mary's. The mimosas were ok but nothing special. I ordered the shrimp and grits which were also ok but didn't blow me away. The portions were large. My fiancé ordered corned beef and hash. The corned beef hash tasted like the canned kind and the scrambled eggs were overdone. They also only have grape jam which is a little odd for a breakfast place. The views of the water are nice if you sit outside. We enjoyed that part and perhaps would try lunch or dinner there instead.

Philip And Dahlia A.

A cool local spot for a game of pool and some games for the family. Nice variety of beverages to pick from, plenty of pool tables so no waiting, $10 hour for the table. Enjoyable family outing for us.

Alex A.

Review Simply on the pool tables and beer Chill place to chill after late hours. They have a jukebox that you pay 1$ for two songs literally any song and genre. Good beer

Samantha F.

OK..this place is huge! Like 12 pool tables or something like that. They have a nice seating area too. The reason I gave this place 1 star is because of the prices!! Really..10 dollars an hour to play pool?? Wtf?? What is that? Prices on food and drinks not so great either. With other places on the strip you would think they would want to compete.. But nope. How does this establishment stay in business?

Cristina P.

Really good pad thai. Ok Spring rolls. The server was very very nice. I think the food is slightly pricey, but overall good.

Kate H.

Meh, I would rather go to an On the Border or Chili's before coming back here. Went for a quick bite with the husband. It's a typical chain-style restaurant decorated with bright colors and tons of tables and booths. There are children running around everywhere with ice cream cones. They have very large schooners for beer and margaritas! That is a plus. The food is meh. The salsa was not yummy or spicy, and the chips were like out of a plastic bag at the grocery store. Not really that exciting. I ordered some enchiladas and veggies. The enchiladas had no flavor and were falling apart by the time we got our food. The veggies were covered in oil and grease. My husband originally ordered the half-chicken. 25 minutes after ordering, the kitchen manager came out and apologized because they did not prepare any of the full chickens to be cooked that day. He compensated by covering my husband's meal of whatever else he wanted. He got the steak fajitas. He could barely eat 1/4 of the plate and had to take the rest home! Huge portions. Again, the veggies were covered in oil, but the steak was cooked well. Wouldn't come here for date night or with a group of friends - but if need a place in a pinch for a family/with kids it would be fine.

Crystal B.

Normally I don't do bad reviews however the food and drinks were so terrible I just had to. First my husband asked for a long island which doesn't have sweet and sour but got a drink that was 80 percent mix . Our waiter got my order wrong so I ended up with a chile relleno covered in nacho cheese. Everything except a steak taco on my plate was terrible. Everything was drenched in nacho cheese sauce. We had been referred by a few friends and were highly disappointed. We will stick to our usual spot. Or cheesecake factory... $14.99 a plate here for buffet flavor tex mex ..

Yang P.

Wow, So disappointed with my spicy garlic noodle. It barely had any flavor, not even spicy. The hot and sour soup was so watery and flavor was blah. Will never go back! What a waste of my money.

Mary L.

One of our favorite beach breakfast spots. We always like to find out where the locals go and, for Pass-a-Grille, this is it and for good reason. Friendly service, reasonable prices for good food, and a nice view of the bay. Never disappointed.

Stephanie S.

Great breakfast! Pancakes, bacon, home fries, shrimp and grits! I think we may eat breakfast here every day! Great service and very friendly.

Justin V.

THE ATMOSPHERE is very nice, very small though. The kitchen takes up the back wall and you can see everything that's going on, very nice for those of us who like to see what's going on. The specials are written on a chalk board wall and can be viewed from any seat in the dining room. Perfect place for groups or a family with children. Go during the warmer months to take advantage of their outdoor patio. THE FOOD was very good. Everything I've had here has been very well prepared. The appetizers range from Spicy Chicken Wings to Smoked Salmon Pizza, and everything in between. They have a large variety of gourmet style individual pizzas to choose from. The entrees are very well sized and they leave you feeling satisfied with room for dessert. All of the entrees are very reasonably priced so we have no "wallet busters" here. THE BAR is an ok size for what they have to work with. They have high tables for those that just want to have a drink and an appetizer. I think I may have seen a table squeezed in the corner as well. It is very tight and can get pretty crowded fast. It's definitely a restaurant bar. The have some pretty good micro brews (huge fan) available and some specialty drinks that are pretty popular. RECOMMENDATION: Our group consisted of 4 patrons and we started off with an order of their Bruschetta and Spicy Chicken Wings, quite a combination. The Bruschetta was seriously no joke, probably one of the best I've ever had. For our main courses we had the Lasagna Vegetariana, an individual pizza and 2 orders of the Asparagus Tortelloni with Shrimp. This my friends, was worth it, the pasta was cooked perfectly, the shrimps were cooked perfectly and the sauce was just unbelievable. The Veggie Lasagna was also perfect and we had no complaints on the Pizza either. All in all, a very satisfying dinner. We ended the night with some dessert. Creme Brulee, Chocolate dipped Strawberries on fresh made whipped cream, and Chocolate Lava cake were the final decisions. We also decided on an order of Dark Chocolate and Vanilla Gelato. Dessert was just a perfect ending and we left none behind. So...Don't worry about trying anything, this place is very good all around. Nice atmosphere, not too loud, kid friendly, seasonal outdoor patio, very very good food, very good prices and just a sure bet. If you're nervous about having a good meal somewhere else, go to Rizzuto's and calm your nerves.

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Michaelle W.

Perfect for several reasons that are super important to me. Breakfast places don't get perfect ratings for me, but this place is really darn close. 1. The location to start with is perfect. I have driven down early early morning and parked next to the beach and strolled over, and I have biked down early morning as well. In both cases, if you arrive early on a Sunday, your proactive nature will pay off. 2. Atmosphere: Both times I was able to sit outside under the latice style covering over the simple picnic tables. It wasn't too hot and the breeze always helps. 3. The food! Yes, yes, yes! When having breakfast I always look for crispy potatoes and bacon. This place does very very well. Their potatoes are crispy and brown and in chunks. No hashbrowns here. Chunks all the way fried and wonderful. The bacon is crispy and delightful. Wonderful! This place takes my heart because I can have breakfast, stroll to shop, and then go walk on the beach. The beach walk is what makes it fabulous and tied into a perfect slice of heaven. After this experience, life can't get much better and you can't help but smile and love life.

Tracy A.

Straightforward breakfast spot in Passe Grille. Servers are amazing. We were in a hurry and they were quick to help us. Food is basic breakfast fare. You won't find exotic crab cake eggs benedict here and that's perfectly fine by me. The sausage biscuits and gravy are amazing. The pecan pancakes can't be beat. Great place to start your weekend!

Wes C.

Had the Cheesy Grits with Cajun Shrimp because I got there too late for breakfast (noon weekdays, 1:00 pm weekend). Very friendly staff. Contrary to other reports, coffee I had was fine. Key Lime Pie was okay if whipped cream on top.

Patrick B.

Awesome little place right across from the water. Their only open from the morning until 2pm. I've had their burgers and the grouper sandwich, both were pretty good. The restaurant itself has a long history and you can tell with the decor and all the pictures around the place. The staff is very friendly and the prices are very good. They have outdoor dining but I have not sat out there so I can't tell if it's good or not. One warning though, if you want to go I would recommend a weekday because the place is packed on weekends.

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Paul K.

Grabbed a premade lunch salad out of the deli case. The Italian coldcuts and fresh mozzarella were top notch, better that I've had at many a so-called real restaurant. Beneath was a pile of generic mesclun and two plebeian tomato slices. Would it have killed you to drop on a few olives and some roasted pepper strips? Restaurants love mesclun greens because they can grab a handful from the box, plop em on a dish and voilà. They rarely bother to wash them

Lindsay K.

Look, it's pretty much a dead zone around here, so a 10 minute delivery to 10th ave is pretty sweet. My prosciutto, mozzarella, arugala, and tomato on foccacia was nearly awesome. ...But $10 including tip? No sir. Not a perfect ten.

Diana K.

I come for lunch and leave happy. Sandwiches rock (I get the #9 fiy). Not trying to be racist but no idea why this Italian place is run by an all Asian staff.

Kristina F.

Tasty italian sandwiches made with fresh ingredients. I suggest getting yours on the foccaccia bread. They have a big selection for lunch and the sandwiches are so huge, there's enough to have leftovers for dinner. The place is small and the line usually takes up a good amount of the space during lunch time. I'd only recommend it for take-out. Plus for such fresh and tasty sandwiches at a busy place, they make em pretty quickly.

Karen C.

i love this place. it's my first choice for thai on taylor. i usually get tom ka kai soup and fried rice. dee-lish!

Amy T.

Sarah D.

Julia J.

I come here at least once a week for lunch. For the price of a sandwich at Pret or Hale and Hearty, I'd much rather have something with the freshest ingredients and prepared right in front of me. Their sandwiches are sliced deli style with insanely delicious bread - especially the focaccia. Salads are pretty rad too. Well worth it!!

Jason C.

Good take out italian, for good prices. I split a meal-sized salad and a pasta dish with a friend, and both were very good. Nothing to write home about, but better than average, for less.

Katherine S.

Good tortillas and guacamole but otherwise gross. The food was bland, poor quality, and massively overpriced. The the building is poorly maintained with several leaking spots in the roof; water its literally just reaching into the restaurant all over the floor. I had to try very hard not to slip on the floor. The wait staff seemed uninterested in assisting our table. One waiter was even talking on his cell phone in front of our table. and to top it all off - I saw A RAT run across the ceiling after I ate my meal. I won't be back

Brian H.

This is the worst Mexican food I've ever had. Taco Bell is a big step up. I agree with some other reviews that call out the same issues I experience -- bland food, low quality ingredients, greasy, over-priced.

Kerry P.

Average...very average. I love Tex-Mex, but this one falls short every time. Wow...it's just too salty. The extra star is for the good chips-n-salsa.

Rayna C.

I have never been a big fan of Posado's Cafe. I have been a few times and while the food is not horrible, I just have other places I prefer to go. The service here always seems slow and they are not that busy. This get's on my nerves, because when I am on a time constraint, watching employee's walk around slowly on a non-busy day is not my favorite past time. Sorry! :) The staff is friendly and helpful... just slow. The food is A-OK. I will eat here if my friends vote to go here and I can't change their minds. Uncle Julio's though, I refuse to go there. So I am sure the food here will be to someone's liking.

Kat M.

Worst service and food that I've had for as long as long as I can remember.... Both the servers were rude ass-ipes, which is why my tip read both food and service suck,,,,, I can't even remember how long it's been since I left without a paying a tip....too bad you Douchebags because I am known for leaving 40%...too bad , learn some manners and cooking skills.. We ordered fish and chips.... Oh Gag ,worst ever, would of preferred to trust the Gordon fisher Man A Burger that our waiter messed up but took no responsibility for....tasted worthless and finally some chicken strips for dogs ...all the food was awful and overpriced but the worst part was the service. NEVER EVER AGAN!

Angela W.

This is a great little place for lunch! I work close to the restaurant so I decided to try it out. I was not expecting much because there are a lot of Thai restaurants on Taylor - and not one of them has ever been great. This was a pleasant surprise in every way. The restaurant is light and cheerful - the light is good in there. I have had noodle dishes each time I've been there and they prepare it all very well. the ingredients -especially the vegetables have been fresh and not over cooked. The Tamarind Noodles are truly deelish! Food presentation is good with carrots made of flowers and nice little touches. The only thing I can say is each time I go there I see more customers - eventually, they will need more servers!

Katherine M.

It is not terrible but very bland. It seems watered down in the sauces and the soups don't seem very fresh. AFter a couple lunches here and at a catered even by them, I really am not very impressed.

Paul S.

This place was a joke. From our order getting screwed multiple times to just downright awful food. From hot sauce out of a jar to terrible enchiladas. We live right across the street from Posados but will be back. When I was in the bathroom I witnessed a waiter picking and blowing his nose and walked out of the bathroom without washing his hands. This was it for me. Wife and I left immediately.

Dave L.

I don't know really where to begin so I will take a shotgun approach. The beer was cold. The queso was cheezwhiz quality and not warm. Waiter asked how the beer was because they had just changed the tap. Not sure how to feel about that one, but strike one. Manager stopped at the table to inform that a kitchen employee had been guilty of a health violation by scooping chips out of the bin by hand so he asked if he could replace the chips. Very confused on how to feel about that news. Good that he fixed it, baaaaaaad that it happened. Strike two. Entree was hot and tasted pretty decent. Waiter kept checking up and calling me "buddy". Two things you don't call a man over forty..."boss" and "buddy", at least if you the waiter are under 30 if you have any hope whatsoever of receiving a tip or keeping your dignity.

richard r.

Terri N.

Lillian C.

Patti S.

Kris T.

Tracy M.

I have literally NEVER had a bad meal here, and we go here a lot! It's not high class dining by any means, but it is good, fast, yummy Mexican food. Excellent service every time as well. Good kids menu that my daughter is always happy with too. Try the Queso or Guacamole for starters. Always nom nom nommy! My fav entrees are the puffy tacos, tamales, anything with chicken, and have the grilled veggies as your side, they are super good!

Liz G.

The chips and salsa you start off with are amazing. Everything is reasonable price. Probably my favorite Tex Mex restaurant in the area in that price range. I recommend the fajitas. I've never had bad service, and everything is always quick. Not to mention you get free ice cream at the end. Always a plus :) I give 4 out of 5 because I've had better Mexican food, but like I said for the lower price end probably the best.

Adam N.

My fiancée loves this place. She loves the fajitas and their drinks. My biggest gripe was seeing thick layers of dust on the Tvs fans, and window sills. Makes me wonder if the kitchen is filthy too!?

Bobby S.

Just average; this place use to be great. For the money, I'd rather drive a couple miles further into Plano.

Shawna H.

Margarita/Sangria mix...freaking awesome!

Tj M.

The tortilla soup is alway a win! But who brings out fajitas and forgets the tortillas? The Posado's on 75 is a little more friendly.... But I won't blame a whole restaurant on one server.... She was probably having a rough night....... Okay margaritas too....

Josh T.

Pretty good Mexican food. Fajitas are pretty good, salsa is bland and enchiladas are average. Kid friendly environment & free ice cream!

Wendi M.

Stick to the Posados in Plano off 75. We found cockroaches in our food at the Frisco location. Add to that poor service from a clearly stoned waiter (tequila and scotch are not the same thing, dude) and this was a horrid experience

Amanda J.

The Seahorse restaurant is located in a tiny part of St. Pete called Pass A Grille. The restaurant sits right across the street from the water and is on the "main street" which includes several cute boutiques and other little cafes. Seahorse has been around for years and years and alot of the staff has worked there a long time too. Classic little mom and pop place. I read on other reviews that they didn't take credit cards but they now do. We went there for breakfast on a Monday morning and they were even on a small wait then but we found a seat at the small counter. My boyfriend had the homemade cornbeef hash and he liked it. I had the ham-egg-cheese sandwhich and I thought that was good as well. Nothing super special but nice homemade food. If you are in that area and don't want to go to a chain restaurant (why would you?) I recommend trying out the Seahorse.

Katy W.

My search for a local breakfast joint while on a recent vacation ended at the Sea Horse, a quaint little establishment down in the heart of Pass-A-Grille. It was recommended to me by a staff member of my hotel, even though I'm pretty sure she was supposed to be recommending the restaurant on the hotel's property (don't worry, I won't tell)! Anyway, the location alone made the Sea Horse well worth the 10 minute drive. The building sits on the corner of Pass-A-Grille Way and 8th Avenue, a street full of cute shops with local flair. After Yelping the place and reading about it's popularity, I figured I would have to wait for a table, but I actually got seated right away and chose to dine outside, where I got a fantastic view of the bay and a peaceful, easy feeling while enjoying my breakfast. The service was great as well, and the waitress was even thoughtful enough to pack silverware with the to-go meal I ordered for my snoozing husband back at the hotel. She was very attentive and like many of the locals in St. Pete, chatted with me about the weather and where I was from, which always helps make an experience more satisfying. The only disappointing parts about the experience were the menu options, or rather, lack of menu options. The choices, while extremely affordable, were very lackluster. I was expecting much more unique options considering the charm of the restaurant. However, my fried ham, egg and cheese sandwich definitely satisfied my hunger, and the breakfast potatoes had just the amount of seasoning and spice. I ordered the standard eggs, sausage, and toast for my husband, who also found nothing to complain about on taste. The entire meal also cost less than $20, which was very much a relief considering it was toward the end of our vacation and we were running low on cash! If you're looking for a good, solid, breakfast and a location with fantastic charm, visit the Sea Horse and you will be happy as a clam (although unfortunately, you won't find anything as unique as clams on the menu!).

Kristen V.

Typical greasy breakfast food. My husband loved the french toast. Waitress slapped the coffee on the table so that it spilled everywhere and poured caffinated in a decaff cup. Wouldn't revisit.

Jeff B.

The best grits you will ever have. They will make you weep. The biscuits and sausage gravy are a close second. This would be a 5 star if they served a decent cup of coffee. It's warm water with a little brown crayon. Bring your own.

Brian J.

My wife & I went to the Posados location in Frisco last Saturday night. I was skeptical after reading a few other reviews, however I am SO glad we went! We were greeted immediately at the door by a very friendly hostess. The wait was about 10 minutes so we had a drink at the bar. Before we could finish our margaritas, our table was ready. Our waiter, Jessica, was smiling and very helpful. This was our first time to the restaurant and she helped us with our choices. We got some queso for an appetizer and LOVED it! We ordered two more margaritas and waited for our food. I had some of the best fajitas I've ever eaten. The meat is so tender you can just pull it apart. My wife's enchiladas were great, but WAY too much on her plate for her to eat. To-go box please! While we were there, there was a group having a birthday. The staff came over and sang happy birthday while the poor birthday girl wore a sombrero. Too funny! The manager stopped by and visited with us briefly. He explained how they make everything from scratch and we told him that we could tell that the food was fresh, and we enjoyed everything we ate. Especially the free sopapillas they give you for dessert. We wanted some free ice cream on the way out, but there was a line of kids at the machine, so we passed. As avid tex-mex food eaters, we like to try new places all the time. We really enjoyed the atmosphere (lots of different colored lights) that reminded us of actually being in Mexico! The whole building is decorated like a Mexican street market. The service and food were excellent, and we will certainly be back. I cant imagine how that review from Misha is even talking about the same restaurant! Sounds like something personal to me. I suppose everyone has their own taste, but we had a WONDERFUL time and will be back!

Jason M.

Posados is one of our goto mexican restaurants. We eat there quite a bit and are always leave happy. I am a huge fan of the "Pedro" and my wife always gets the fajita's! The queso is good, but I like the spicier queso at On the Border better. The service is never an issue and the free ice cream and sopapillas are a bonus! I had one bad experience there a while ago. My wife and daughter received their food and I didn't get mine for a while. I was mad, but the manager was very apologetic and my meal was removed from the check.

Raymond A.

Wanted to update from last review. Ren's Asian Bistro has obviously gone through another change in ownership because they are back on track. Their food is excellent, fresh and quality ingredients. Great service as well! Servers are always asking how everything is and if you need anything. Keep up the great job and kudos for serving great tasting Chinese food.

Arleen J.

This place went from a five star to a two. I LOVED the basil leak fish. Now YUCK! Mooshy and tasteless now. It went from great to bad. Not even great to good. I have tried thre dishes in the last couple weeks all significantly more soggy than the same exact thing before. Quality of food seems to be lower too: Aded water chestnuts and inedible peppers. I picked through what was edible and tossed the rest.

Joe F.

Posado's was the place we went in high school to go have dinner and smoke cigarettes and be the all around teenage rebels we thought we were. It's a decent place if you don't know what decent Tex-Mex is and you're looking for more of a gimmick than a restaurant. Consider this place the Friday's or Chili's of Tex-Mex. . .walls packed with random, goofy junk on the walls, a poorly trained wait staff, a constant wait time for a table and food that leaves you full and not satisfied. They do their best to make up for it. . .all you can eat chips and salsa, tortillas, sopapillas and soft serve ice cream you can serve yourself on the way out. Great concept for a kid-centric restaurant, but I don't think that's Posado's intended targeted clientele. The prices are reasonable for the amount of food, but the chicken fajitas are consistently dry and the beef fajitas are always overcooked and rubbery. I've had the chili relleno and it's passable, but you can find it better just about anywhere else in town. If you have kids, really like El Fenix or you're hosting out-of-town friends from a farm state where Taco Bell is known as the Mexican joint in town, check it out. Otherwise, try your hand at just about any other place in town.

Karen K.

Usually it's an ok place to eat. I have eaten there before but tonight the chicken had a fishy after taste. Though it's the chicken for everything except the fajita chicken. Apparently they use a different supplier for the fajita chicken than the chicken used for burritos, tacos, etc. So beware for a while if you have something other than the fajita chicken you might taste a fishy after taste, unless you have something mixed with it. Then the beans, etc. overrides the fish taste. Please say something to management so they can let the chain supplier know!

Chris L.

Amy C.

Jessica L.

Justine O.

Tracy P.

Heather W.

Rochelle P.

Tim S.

Mandee Y.

Impromptu meal on our way through NJ. Delicious food! We could really tell the pasta was very fresh and house made. In fact, everything was super fresh, including the risotto , sauces, and salad. Super shout out and props to our waiter John, who was a delight. Worth the price and on our list to come back to the next time we pass through Red Bank.

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Jessica S.

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Monica M.

Cory R.

Tina C.

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Sandra W.

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Craig R.

Kristina M.

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Brian W.

Emma W.

Kristin L.

Michael S.

Wes R.

Shannon P.

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Dan S.

Amanda N.

Martin A.

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Brian S.

Liz M.

Kate M.

Matthew D.

Very clean & great customer service! The Newk Q was amazing. Very generous portions. Can't wait to come back

Jess M.

Patrick B.

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Lisa C.

Nicole S.

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Bruce G.

Jessica N.

Matthew M.

Ken K.

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Donna O.

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Jennifer G.

John S.

Julie S.

Joey L.

Jennifer C.

Kimberly C.

Rachel M.

David R.

This place is purely amazing in every way. The food is the greatest, nothing like it anywhere. The pappardelle is one of my personal favorites. Nancy Owner/manager is fantastic at what she does and takes pride in her restaurant. I just wish I could eat here more often it's so good. Recommended to everyone.

Angela H.

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Anthony F.

Jessica M.

Matt A.

Leslie P.

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Christina B.

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David S.

Tina T.

Cynthia F.

Ron R.

Tried to order by phone and it was a mess. They didn't know what was on the menu and made it too hard to order. Need a way better phone in ordering process.

Ryan K.

Angela P.

Just a normal breakfast place. Nothing special here. On par with Waffle House. Don't go out of your way.

Linda W.

Darren L.

A C.

Dinner menu is OK- some very nice appetizers (such as the meat + cheese board). The lunch menu is a lot better, though. Nice italian dishes that come with a side of past/salad (in the afternoon). Never had a problem with the waitstaff...everyone was nice. bar made good drinks, the food tasted good. Prices were modest. Can't complain!

Gabe S.

This place has gone down hill. Way Down hill. Some of the 4 and 5 star reviews for the restaurant were definitely accurate... 6 months ago. The specially wood grilled pizzas used to be crisp and well portioned, the one I had this weekend was soggy, soaked in sauce, and handfuls of toppings were just heaped on. I didn't even finish it. We sat out on the patio and the service was shaky at best. We even had to fix the umbrella stands so that we had shade. I don't mean reposition, I mean fix. Such a shame, it used to be great.

Charis W.

What a fantastic place! I love the atmosphere and the warmth that you feel when you walk in from the open kitchen setting. The decor is chic and the food is fantastic! I have been to the one in west hartford as well and the bar there is phenomenal! I have to say that this is one of the better "chains" out there- although they have quite a few restaurants, they haven't lost their personal touch. Friendly staff, great drinks, awesome mini desserts! We will be back again and again!

Tina W.

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Dawn K.

P R.

My family was very happy with the food and service at this fine restaurant. We had about 40 people attend a Communion celebration and everybody left satisfied. Thank you and we will be back!

Florence R.

Such a great meal. Everything from the street festival fries as an appetizer, the Asparagus Tortelloni w/ Shrimp and a yummy cheesecake dessert was delicious! The service was excellent and the prices are fair. I don't think you can go wrong here.

Liz S.

I've been going to Rizzutos more and more lately! It's the perfect place to cozy up to the bar and order one of their special martinis and entrees :) great ambiance, friendly staff and delicious food!! Going for brunch next!!!

Keith G.

Rizzuto's has turned it around! Over the past 5 years, I discovered Rizzuto's, enjoyed it immensely, then watched it fall apart, vowing last year not to return. We did however give it a try again recently, and were VERY impressed. They have a new chef, and apparently have had an overhaul in training their staff. Food and drink offerings have been updated (and were delicious), and the staff were extremely attentive. Among the items I was grateful to see -- a new selection of appetizing desserts, including a great sundae. I'm looking forward to returning soon. Congratulations Rizzuto's, and welcome back!

Mike D.

Fantastic pizza. Really amazing taste to it. Also had a good salad with salmon. Wife had a Chardonnay wine very good. I had a draft beer. The beer selection here is very bad. Just the big majors nothing interesting. They also give you a bottle of water at the table which I like. Small space no tablecloth and you can see the TV and the fire stove oven where ever you sit

barbara w.

Picked up an order at rizzutos this evening......a salad with fish. Brought it back to my hotel. No utensils, no napkin. Imagine eating a salad (dressing?) with your hands. Yummmmmmmm.

Greg K.

Have been a big fan of Rizzuto's for a few years. Unfortunately, the place has really gone down hill in terms of food quality and service/attitude. I ordered stuffed shells and was shocked to discover that the center of the shells (ricotta) was frozen. This particular day, they were so busy it took forever to get the attention of our server. I sent it back and by the time got them back (still cool in the center), my wife had finished her meal. I'm surprised that they do not make their own shells. I braved Rizzuto's again for lunch hoping that my prior experience was a fluke. We were going to sit at the bar for lunch, but the woman behind the bar looked angry at us wanting to sit at the bar, so we moved to a nearby table. Service was slow and the woman behind the bar kept snapping at our server. The food was mediocre. I would avoid Rizzuto's, which is sad to say as it used to be so good. I now go to Newtown if I'm looking for local Italian food.

Dessa R.

Large slices of pizza, on the cheap. As far as inexpensive suburban pizza joints go, this is exactly what you would expect-- cafeteria-style seating, bright-eyed local teen employees, a large jar full of coins to support something local, and carbonated beverages in wax-lined cups. Had the comforting and familiar feel of Anytown, USA.

Robin C.

Spencer L.

Chad W.

Lisa R.

Dennis O.

Mary S.

Alan M.

Jeff J.

Michael H.

David S.

Andrea N.

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Mark D.

Ryan H.

Great every time I come here. Attentive staff, and great food. What else could you ask for. Good wines...If it were up to me, I'd add a larger selection with a broader price range, otherwise they are all decent wines. I love the fact that whenever I go here a (or the) manager stops by my table (everyone's table really) to see how everything is or was. I often get offered a shot of their homemade liquors on the house which is always nice. Pizza is always amazing and all the other dishes I have tried have been as well. Just an all around great expirience everytime I step in the place!

Dana J.

I have only eaten there once. We both had paninis that were very good but I noticed later that all my cloths reeked of the wood burning stove. I have gone back twice but could not stay to eat because of the very strong smell of the wood burning stove. Admittedly I am a little sensitive to smell but this is very strong so if it is the kind of thing that would bother you, think twice.

Chris D.

Nice place. Pizza is great and the service is really good.

T G.

The best pizza in the danbury area. They do the brick oven justice. Whole wheat crust is delicious. Try grilled chicken and pepperoni, it's the best here.

Matt L.

Best food I've had in Danbury so far

Joseph F.

Went there the other night and was disappointed. Server carried the water by the pouring area and not the handle. While taking our order she put it on the floor. Drink order was wrong and when we pointed it out we got the big exhale and a sigh and was told the bar was busy and it would be a while before she would be back, WTF? Was not asking for much just a dinner after a crazy day. Food was so so and I didn't expect much, lay off the salt guys.

Matt T.

I guess they serve food and drinks, but honestly I forgot once I encountered Venus herself working as a waitress in here. I guess the food tasted good, but every time she would come around I became a babbling idiot, pizza falling out of my mouth, spilling wine down the front of my shirt, flipping the fork end-over-end out of my salad plate, spewing vinegar and oil like an aeolipile onto the neighboring table. Anyway, we're married now, couple of kids. She thinks I'm funny (looking) but she loves me anyway. It turned out great!

Kimberly G.

Alla G.

Chris J.

Mike H.

Sean B.

Veronica D.

Cindy W.

Sarah P.

Stephen R.

Michael R.

Adrienne K.

Mike H.

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Monica L.

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Jordan W.

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Greg W.

Good beer selection and plenty of pool tables. Felt is hella cheap but the sticks are solid. A lot of people here but it's a great place to hang out.

Jessica B.

Flipped off by the staff!? Really? Let me start at the beginning... I preface this with my 10 years of serving experience at both large corporate establishments and private 5 star restaurants. We went in a large group, all ordering our own pizza, about 300 in food and drinks. I ordered one pizza that came out wrong. I immediately brought it back up, uneaten, and politely explained there was an error when it was rang in and I would just like my pizza to be remade. I was told that I must have ordered it wrong and if I wanted it remade I have to pay for it. Then the guy who took my order came over and backed up the pizza chef who denied my request to rectify the situation. I've never been in a situation like this so I asked to speak with the manager and was told I just did. I continued to ask that my order be made correctly; I was told no and then ignored. I sent my boyfriend who payed for the pizza up who after some argument finally convinced them to remake our order. Then my friends order was forgotten. Then they gave the incorrect order to a person picking up our order and accused them of taking someone else's food when it was handed to them. After he walked away after smart mouthing us he flipped us off from behind the counter. I haven't even had server nightmares this bad. And anyone who has served knows what I mean. I was trained with the motto, "yes is the answer, now what is the question." The owner needs to seriously assess his staff if he expects repeat customers. The food was good, great in fact, but I would never come back as long as the 2 guys behind the pizza counter are employed. The bartender in the other hand was very gracious and pleasant. He even later apologized to our group for the horrible behavior of his coworkers who apparently have a history of just plain shitty customer service for a lack of more sophisticated adjective.

Emily C.

Divey. Lots of pool tables and funny Tshirts. Overcharged for our drinks ($1 over posted prices). I'd rather go 100 ft to Harry's to play pool and not get cheated.

Christi P.

$10 fish & chips, $12.50 for a liter of tap Stone Ruination, $10/hr for 2 people to play pool. Great spot for families staying in town lots of games for kids of all ages and Adult beverages. Video games, air hockey, music and pool. Decent food selection- it's a bar pool hall- not a restaurant. We had fun, but then again we've been known to crack jokes in the emergency room with a fractured pelvis.

Pismolocal O.

Been coming here since I was a kid. Being a local from Pismo, this was a pretty common hang out. The bar has a pretty good selection of beers, staff is friendly and the food is decent....typical bar food. It is kid friendly, i take my son here about once a month. The only problem I have is it seems during the summer months, on the weekends, this place becomes a hang out for all the valley thugs. This use to not be this way, I guess it's another sign of the times. Not into being around the thugs. For me, the best time to really enjoy this place is during the week when the locals come out and avoid the drama.

Ben G.

This place SUCKS, food was barley ok for $30 the pizza should be good, they cute off my friend that was not drunk, an employe skipped all my music on the jukebox... There is plenty more place to go to I'm pismo.

Tony J.

Saw all the rave reviews about the fish and chips, so decided to give it a try. Did a pretty good job with them will say that they give a pretty good size serving. Gave the fried pickles a try also. Have to say wasn't a big fan, they serve up the spears I much prefer the chips. All-n-all have to say it was a nice place to hang out shoot some pool and enjoy the beer.

Greg H.

Good for pool and beer but forget the food especially the fish and chips. They were tasteless and dry as well as overpriced. Cod would have been my choice but this was unidentifiable. At 10 bucks a shot for fish and chips I just can not justify. Service was excellent. I would leave this place to the pool and beer as it is not as they say "best in town".

Haz O.

A former theater, this pool hall has many tables, great balls and sticks (lulz) and they usually have a rockin' soundtrack. With 4 players, an hour costs $3; probably the most fun you can have with that amount. If you are bored in Pismo, which happens often, a sure shot at fun is Hot Shots.

Marcy H.

Hubby and I come here a lot to get away from the kids and have a few rounds of pool. The food that we've had was decently good. Pretty basic fish and chips, burgers, etc. But mostly it's a cool place to play pool, video games, drop some change into the jukebox and drink beer if that is your thing. It's mellow enough to bring the kids too. My kids love to battle it out on the air hockey table. Can't forget to mention that the entrance is a shop that sells oddball t-shirts and the like.

bo b h.

My daughter and I decided to shoot a little pool and grab a burger at this place last night and absolutely had the greatest time! We ordered the fried frog legs and fries and they were delicious...great family atmosphere..nice people....a little pricey ($10 an hour for pool...$35 by the time we had food and drinks and we split the frog legs) but worth the visit on occassion...we'll come back...you'll like it!

Paul R.

Maybe I am just a Thai Food Snob, or maybe I live in Chicago where there is a good Thai restaurant on every other block. There are so many that we really like. Opart Thai on North Western Ave, Thai Classic on N. Clark, the worlds fastest delivery from Joy Noodle up on North Broadway, but this place in not on the list. Our two favorites are Bodhi Thai on West Roosevelt in Berwyn or D-Thai on Ogden at Harlem Ave. So here is my review of Lemongrass Pan Asian. The portions were very small. This place wasn't super expensive, but when we got home the food containers were only 1/2 filled with food. This is Chicago. We do Big Portions, at least almost fill the containers. I could see this being a lunch special portion, but not a dinner portion. We ordered Pad Se-eu, some Basil Beef and Panang Curry, along with some Tom Kha soup. It wasn't horrible, but it wasn't exceptional. My suggestion would be hit this place if you have to, but if not, try one of the other thousands of Thai places in the city.

Aaron Jae M.

Regular pan asian food. Their menu was a little large in my opinion. A large menu makes me lose trust for the chef's abilities. I had no problems with the food or service but nothing impressed me. Their menu includes a few asian items that you can't get anywhere else on taylor street but most of the items on their menu can be found at better locations for the same price at restaurants that are one specific asian type instead of multiple.

Kevin C.

I had the lunch special with chicken penang curry, and it was delicious! I also got miso soup and an egg roll all for only $7.50. I really don't know why this place is getting such low reviews because the food is as good if not better than the other two Thai places on Taylor. The restaurant was clean and simply designed and the waitress was attentive. The only minus was that I had to walk through the kitchen to get to the bathroom, which isn't even a real criticism of a restaurant.

Sandra T.

This place has just reopened under new ownership. A husband and wife team that really know the ropes. First of all, the place is clean. Secondly, friendly and welcoming. Last but not least, the food I had for lunch was awesome. Let me clarify, I had the Lad Na. The food was steaming hot, not kind of warm (which I can't stand). The broccoli was crispy, cooked well and still had that pretty green color. The wide noodles had just the right amount of crispiness. The tofu had the perfect texture, size and doneness. The gravy was wonderful with just the right amount of garlic. I wish I could make this dish as well as the Lemongrass cook. I had the Thai iced coffee, yummy treat. Really refreshing during these warmer months. Lemongrass does not use MSG, which I know is important to many consumers.

Missy W.

This is my favorite Thai place!!! It's by my old office & nowhere near my house, but I've driven there in a snow storm because it's that good!!! The owners are incredibly friendly and always greet us (my bf & I) with a smile. I love the chicken panang & they always make to order for me with extra seasonal veggies (for a reasonable up charge). If you haven't eaten here you're missing out.

Bree M.

Went with some classmates for lunch. Service was fast and friendly. I had the Yaki Soba with tofu and it was very good. Everyone else in my party seemed satisfied with their dishes. I'd like to try more of their menu.

Jinna H.

I just got delivery from there and let me tell you, I enjoy this place a lot. I am really a fan of the "side dishes" more than the main dish. My pad siew was mighty tasty, but I'm also a fan of the slight sweetness. I also got some vegetable samosas, the veggie egg rolls (they give you for free if you do an order of $10 or more on GrubHub) , and the vegetable dumplings. The samosas surprised me with their flavor, very true to what I would get in an Indian restaurant but in smaller form. The egg rolls and the dumplings were average Thai fare, nothing to call home about but still pretty good. I plan on ordering again (I seem to be that person who seems to enjoy their food in a not-so-greatly reviewed place. And I'm a food snob).

Danielle C.

This review is from May-but writing it now-- We noticed this place went up on Taylor and decided to give it a shot. We got here around 8:30pm on a Sunday night, so it was pretty empty. Atmosphere was clean, fresh, modern and relaxing. They brought us complimentary endamame while we decided on our order. We ordered veggie potstickers (6 came to an order) and they were definitely tasty, fried-non-greasy and a cucumber/vinegarette salad for appetizers. My bf had the terriyaki beef which was fabulous and very fresh. I ordered the pad thai (tofu) which was beautifully presented. (Unfortunately I was too inpatient to grab the camera out of my purse....so no pics) My only gripe-the entree portions were a little on the smaller side. Not super small, but just not very big. We both brought small doggy bags home-but it wasn't much. We'll definitely be coming back! We had a great time!

Varsha L.

We just ordered from here-our first time I had the pad thai which was okay-kind of bland, the catfish curry was good, the beef paradise was like beef jerky, no paradise eating beef paradise, do NOT order it!!!! ewwwwww we just threw it out! Also this place was totally empty but on our way there did see a bunch of places I would consider checking out!

Steven R.

This little family run place is one of my favorites on Taylor. Consistently good, fresh thai food at reasonable prices. Good service. We go at least once a week. The lunch special comes with free soup and some cabbage/cucumber salad. I recommend the pad see eu, pad woon sen, or chicken noodle soup, personally.

Andy F.

I was not really wowed with any of the other Taylor street Thai places. Lemongrass just opened within the last few months and is definitely the best around. The staff is very friendly they have some good deals on appetizers and the like. Most importantly the food is fantastic. Well spiced, not bland, the Beef Paradise appetizer is wonderful, definitely worth a visit.

Leah B.

The food here is so good! The presentation is beautiful, and the staff is extrememly nice. They have this appetizer called Beef Paradise...delicious. Nice place to stop in and eat if you have the time.

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Addison S.

I couldn't possibly think of a better way to kick off my birthday month than at Spoke & Steele...and it's not just because of the complimentary birthday champagne they served us. Our waitress was divine! Knowledgeable, genuine, and truly took her time to make sure we were completely satisfied even though she was busy with multiple tables. Her name is slipping my mind right now but if you're the blonde waitress from Thousand Oaks, CA...GO YOU! Now, the food. YUM! I'd go on but I'll let the photos speak for themselves. (We ordered from the devour downtown menu.) I can't wait to come back again for the house cocktails...rumor has it they will not disappoint. So if you are looking for a "Can't Miss" restaurant while staying in downtown Indy. Here you go!

Joe L.

Holding back on giving Spoke & Steele a 5 star due to the wait. It was an incredibly slow wait to get our food. I'm not one to complain about a little wait and get annoyed when my wife gets upset over a short wait but this place was sloooooow. Now, with regards to everything else, 5 star! The food was EXCELLENT. We started with the charcuterie board which you don't get to choose what you want. The charcuterie chef just chooses what he's feeling like when you order. The cheese and meat he picked for us was great as were the marcona almonds that were on the board. For my entree I had their pork chop. Holy hell this thing was excellent. They serve it on a bed of roasted brussels sprouts. I'm normally not a brussels sprouts fan unless they are done like this. The restaurant has a really cool theme as far as the decor and the wait staff is very attentive. I definitely want to come back!

Sarah D.

This has been on my hit-list for a few weeks now and after seeing a few offers on LivingSocial I realized business must be slow and I should probably trot over there for lunch to help 'em out w/my favorite lunch date (my foodie sister!) in tow. And at this time, yes, there is a current LivingSocial offer for $15 for $30 at lunch. We used it and only ended up paying a generous tip for a delicious meal! Favorite bits: - The decor & details. Think MadMen meets a spread in ElleDecor mag! - The price point at lunch was really very reasonable and appropriate for the location of the restaurant, quality of food and ambiance. (~$12 sandwiches) - The presentation of food was beautiful, and (bonus!) it tasted amazing. (The watermelon gazpacho was a fan fave at our table!) - The side windows open up (to the side of St. Elmo's for a hint of an open air vibe!) - Reserve via OpenTable and get seated right away! Least favorite bits: - It was quiet. SO quiet. People, go there and fill this place up! Give it some energy! It deserves it! - The menu is small. Don't go with a super picky eater or someone unwilling to share (those are good life lessons in general though, aren't they?) - The service was good but not quite five star. (Ex: Water glasses remained empty for 1-2 minutes at a time, served soup w/o a spoon and waited 1-2 minutes for one, soup accompaniments were presented in soup bowl and soup itself in a small silver pitcher which I poured into the bowl myself and the silver pitcher sat on the table for the remainder of the meal).

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