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2nights - mixed bag, and service that went from blasé to crappy First night was a Saturday night and we were pleasantly surprised with the quality of food. The Mexican pork tenderloin was a well made bargain but our waitress was almost as slow as the service she was getting from the bar.
Wound up back there the next night with other friends around 9 pm, sitting at the bar. Asked for a menu - the guy next to us was just getting food. Our sourpuss bar tender gave us a menu. 15 minutes later when we could flag her back to our end of the bar to try to order, she told us she couldn't put food orders in after 9. Then it took another 25 minutes to get her back to close out our tab. It was the closest I ever came to walking out on a tab.
Great concept, great food and drinks. Service so bad you should skip it until management does something about it
For the love of Pete when you have a party of 4 or 6 come into your establishment and start ordering $10 Martinis all around, take care of them so they stick around and order several rounds instead of making them suffer to get one round in the time they wanted 3.
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