Andrew W
Google
We returned to The Lost Anchor this season, drawn back by great memories and from a double visit last year—safe to say expectations were high.
The place was buzzing when we arrived. We were seated quickly despite being busy, but food and drinks took longer than expected. Staff were managing a busy evening and mentioned a new chef stepping in—something we appreciated, even though the change brought some noticeable hiccups. Drinks were slow, and meals arrived without cutlery, forcing us to wait before we could dig in.
Ordered a Caesar and the flavor hit all the right notes—but the rim and garnishes felt a little off. Still satisfying, but not quite the full experience I was hoping for.
That said, the food held up:
- Kid #1 and Kid #2 both had burgers and fries—no complaints, just clean plates (and a little sisterly rivalry over who got served first).
- I went for the fish & chips. Visually impressive, flavor was decent, though the fries taste didn’t quite match their look.
- My wife opted for the burrito bowl and was satisfied—though like me, had to spend some extra minutes eyeing her meal before eating it.
All in all, we got food, we got drinks, and we’ll chalk this one up as a busy-day bump and chef transition timing. Still planning to give it another shot next year—we know what it can be when it hits its stride.