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| - I wish I could say that I was completely satisfied with my experience here.
Positives: really neet place for kids. There is a pretty sweet slide that takes you down into the main dining area, live music in the evening, and beautiful views of the valley. So, the ambiance is fun.
Negatives: In my opinion, the food is NOT worth the price. First of all, you have to pay extra for sides like baked potato. This kind of a side is typically included at most steakhouses. They do serve bread which is super yummy. However, the salad is a bagged salad, not at all fresh and tastes horrible. I ordered the prime rib, I liked the seasoning but it was not medium rare as ordered. Like my vegetables, it was overcooked. The veggies were not fresh and again, overcooked. When you pay$20 for a plate, you expect much more. Our waitress was inattentive and disappeared for a significant amount of time. There is a magician that comes around to the tables which I find annoying and uncomfortable. I never carry cash, so I just sat there hoping he would skip us which he did. As he passed by I got a huge whiff of cologne...nothing goes together like Old Spice and steak.
I will say that my son enjoyed the fried chicken and my husband liked his enchilada and steak plate. However, we could have had better food for less at Outback. Bottom Line: you are paying for the experience, not the food. Fun to do once, but $75 was a hefty price tag for subpar food. But hey... you do get cotton candy at the end of your meal, so that's a plus!
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