James G.
Google
I think I was in a government experiment…
Atmosphere – I called to book, but they didn’t take reservations, which I found odd. When we turned up, it made even less sense. They don’t sell alcohol. It was a huge room with only a few people in it (granted, it was kind of early), but the vibe was like we were being watched and tested on. I read the reviews on the walk to the nearest place to buy alcohol, and seeing so many 5-star ratings in the recent past… I just can’t see it. Even people sitting around us seem uneasy and the staff kinda seemed like they were hiding at times. (Odd) also the deck seating was being “worked on” but to me (tradesman) looked untouched (odd excuse).
Service & Food – Out of the six of us, my basic burger and fries were good—I’d get them again. I was told the coconut shrimp was also good. But out of six people, only two were happy, and one of us didn’t even get their order. They did rectify it by comping the missing burger and fries, so to me, that’s a win. Fish tacos were definitely too small which I had a good laugh at. The staff seemed very willing to help and were easy to talk to; it just felt like it was either the restaurant’s first day open, or they’d hired an entirely new team that day.
They don’t modify food at all too which was weird too.
If you go here, good luck! Treat it like the three-legged dog outside your hostel—you know something isn’t quite right, but you hope it’s doing better the next time you see it