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| - I finally found this place after biking up and down King Street for about 30 mins. It made me laugh at how difficult it was for me to find a place that, upon looking on their website gives the impression that it is fairly easy to find/locate..... I thought Rodney's was on the North side, it is actually on the South side, and given the fact that there is a ton of construction happening down in that area. Geeze, what a whirlwind.
Bottom line, I FOUND it and it was nestled in this building that houses several other establishments... for someone that was there for the first time, it was a tad confusing...after attempting all other entrances only to find the WEST entrance is the true entry point into the lower level, that is Rodney's. ANYWAYS enough about that, even though it's usually about the journey and not the destination. In this case, it was the other way around.
When I arrived, I wasn't sure if it was seat yourself or wait to be seated as I did not see any sort of sign there... there's a possibility I missed it, considering the mind space I was in... I walked in and a guy came to hand me the menu's. I was already going there specifically for the lobster club. I waited less than a minute for him to promptly take my order. Effective and immediate service, check.
I eat seafood but no RED meat, and since I do not regularly order club sandwiches, I was not in the know of it containing bacon as a compliment to the lobster. So, thankfully, after waiting what seemed longer, but was probably close to 10-15 minutes, I got my sandwich, opened it up before leaving and discovered that it contained the bacon that I can not eat. I had to wait another 10-15 mins for one that I could enjoy. And let me tell you... it was amaZing!!!!
I've had my lobster fill for a while, but I would definitely give it another go and recommend it to others. :) That chocolate mousse cake in their dessert section seems like it would be a good fit, for a chocolate addict such as myself.
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