Enn Q.
Yelp
If you're gonna have a restaurant with high end prices and are going into reconstruction to this extent you need to close down to get er done.
This is not a remodel, its total reconstruction.
It was not safe and it was not hygienic. When you pay $60 for dinner, you should not have to go to a port a party to wash your hands (with waste containers not clearly marked.) This was one of the worst dining experiences I've ever had specific to the environment.
This server was a doll; the food was excellent; the service was a little slow, but we were celebrating and she was allowing us some extra time.
I have some mobility issues right now, and the weather was horrible yesterday. It was windy and rainy. They do not have the lot marked well. I got there 15 minutes before the restaurant opened.
The restaurant would not answer the phone. I called the motel to find out where the actual entrance was while I was sitting in the parking lot a long with 4 or other people. The woman who took my call at the Inn was not particularly gracious either.
She was more than a little curt. She gave me the information that I needed but she kind of made it sound like I should know what I was doing- that tent situation is a horror!
we just got over on major health crisis here and I watched for 20 minutes while people ran food and equipment back-and-forth in the pouring rain with no gloves on, no masks, no protection whatsoever.
I had read the recent reviews and since my friend was coming from 45 minutes away. I got there a little bit before her and the first thing I asked if they had a reduced menu. I looked up the website, I looked on FB... I did not see it mentioned that they had a limited menu. She said it was somewhere online but I did NOT find it...
They had a paper menu with the current offerings. There was a decent selection but had they're not been the seafood options that I wanted, we would have left before we were even seated.
For some reason or other, the first 3 groups that were seated were all shoved right next to one another at tables in the far right corner of the restaurant. I didn't understand that either. We were trying to have private conversations, and the people next to us could hear everything that we were talking about, and we could hear them.
This is a big restaurant. I don't know why they would put people right on top of one another; If all 3 tables had the same server it would have made a little more sense to me but there were at least 2 different servers for the 3 tables!
But my final comment and the bigger deal is. I'm a #GrievingMom. This was a very special dinner with someone who I had not seen in a while and who knew my daughter when she was alive.
I'm not a big person and I don't eat much and I've been in poor health, so I left half of my $60 meal it had it put into a to go box. I don't know what happened to that box!!!
We left the table. I'm sure I picked it up and somewhere between the table and the PortAPotty disaster, my $30 of left over food got lost.
I was outside at the tent for at least 5 minutes waiting for my friend holding her stuff.
If they'd found it or seen it (which they should have because there should have been people actually paying attention to the older people that were going out to the PortAPotties because that was not a good situation at all. It was wet and nasty and I could have slipped, but that didn't happen either.)
But my food is gone and I really wanted to enjoy that today.
All in all...not a great experience. I'm not mentioning the servers name cuz she was a DOLL! This was poor management 100%.
I said up front, when I arrived I was a reviewer...clearly they didn't care.