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| - After scouring the map inside Concord Mills Mall my friend and I decided to eat at this waste of time and money today while shopping a few hours away. We entered the 'restaurant' and were greeted by a very bubbly blond young woman. We were immediately asked if we would mind sitting at the bar. I suppose she assumed because we had no packages that we wouldn't mind. We vetoed the bar and asked to sit at a table. We were promptly seated at the very back of the restaurant next to a table where they had tossed their silverware tray where they were wrapping the cutlery and a stack of pizza boxes waiting to be folded.
When our waitress approached we were still studying the options of what to eat and we gave her our drink order. Nothing out of the ordinary, a soda and a glass of water. These were delivered back to us quickly...hence the one star (our waitress is the only reason I stayed in the place). When we asked a few questions about some of the dishes (we were deciding between a burger, a sandwich or a pizzette) we were told that the signature golden potato wedges were not available and would not be ready for 45 minutes if we wanted to wait on them. Uhhhh no! So we decided on the 'Famous Four Burger' which according to the menu is made up of tri-tip, brisket, ball-tip and short rib meat ground fresh. According to the description of this burger I was looking forward to flavor central for my taste buds. Along with this unbelievable wonder of a burger we asked for the hummus with crostini squares. I wanted my dining companion to try hummus as she had never tasted it before and I knew that she would enjoy the crostini. After about 15 or 20 minutes our empty plates arrived and our waitress announced "It will be just one more minute ladies." More like 5 but okay. Time to bite into this great burger. First bite, no flavor. I couldn't even taste that there was meat in my hamburger! Okay I gave it another chance because I was really hungry. Nope, not worth the $11. Well, after that we wanted to go ahead and try the hummus only to discover that the crostini had not been delivered to our table. After reminding our waitress twice and asking the waitress who checked on us about our crostini we were told, "oh, it's in the oven." We wound up waiting for the crostini for 15 minutes and when we got it it was over-oiled, greasy, bland and several pieces were burnt. I thought the meal could not get any worse...oh how wrong I was. The hummus, which was described as a blend of garlic, tahini and olive oil, was flavorless mush.
I would definitely say that this trip to Tony Sacco's was an hour and half I will never get back and I hope that any person that reads this does not waste their time on this really bad restaurant!
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