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-NOT good for kids - no kids menu, no kid food
-EXPENSIVE & AVERAGE burnt flatbread pizza
-great service
-pretty chill atmosphere
We were looking for a nice kid-friendly sit down place in Crocker Park on a Sunday afternoon and didn't find it here. It's okay, Crocker Park isn't a kiddie place, I understand, but like, it's not hard to be a restaurant that is okay for kids. Buy some chicken nuggets, make a tiny kid sized pizza, pick up some cheap crayons and print off some paper kid menus, I don't know. Maybe it is more difficult than I think? Anyway, that's not my only problem with 3 Palms, and I'd still give them 2 stars if it was just my bf and I lunching there.
The atmosphere is really nice with a wooden-stoney type of feel. There's a chandelier in the middle, big windows with a lot of light - it's just nice. Our waitress was really great and attentive also! Water was never below half, she answered all of questions about the menu, and was just generally a pleasant person.
We didn't order any appetizers- just pizza. It was honestly $15 for an average size specialty pizza that my bf and I ate in one sitting, and like $12 for a normal cheese/pepperoni pizza. It was like a really thin flatbread pizza that was just average in taste. It was kinda burnt on the bottom. It's not anything to write home about and I wasn't impressed at all. It was overpriced, I honestly would've just been happier going to Domino's, gotten more and better pizza for a fraction of the cost and really regretted not doing that.
All in all, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant and spent like $30 for two thin unsatisfying pizzas. :(
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