Craig W.
Yelp
Over the years, Liberty Station has certainly upped its restaurant game. I know everyone complains about the lack of parking, and it can be a problem, but honestly, I've always found a spot somewhere with a few minutes of trying.
The Presley (no relation to Elvis, I assume) is massive and sprawling but I would still recommend making a reservation. It's very casual so come as you are. It's kid friendly, too. It sort of has a sports bar vibe--some nasty MMA action was directly in my line of sight when I looked upward from my seat--but I wouldn't call it a sports bar. There's plenty of outdoor seating which would be nice on a sunny day.
Everyone orders the Parker House rolls as an appetizer and they are good. They come out quickly and are very fresh and hot and slightly sweet, too.
For our entrees, we tried the Chicken Pesto Flatbread, the Crispy Chicken Sandwich, and the cheeseburger with bacon added.
The flatbread is very nice. You get a huge portion and it has lots of flavor. I must say I was disappointed with the chicken sandwich. The chicken was overcooked and didn't have a drop of juice left in it. The sandwich itself is nice enough with all of the toppings but man, that poor chicken gave his life for this? The burger was very good. I wolfed the whole thing down. If you are in the mood for a burger, this is a nice one.
For dessert, the make your own s'mores is a crowd pleaser. They bring this mini charcoal bbq of sorts to your table and, indeed, you can roast some marshmallows and make s'mores, if that's your jam, so to speak. I don't have a sweet tooth but the s'mores tasted very s'more-y to me. They are good.
Service was friendly, a little too hipster, and definitely a little too absent. I guess that's a new thing in the hospitality industry: disappear for long stretches at a time.
As others have noted, in small print at the bottom of the menu, there is a 4% "surcharge" on top of your bill. The stated menu prices are already pretty high. I know, I know, increased costs, etc. I get it. Covid, inflation, hurricanes, locusts, etc. But I really feel that is a BS charge added onto everyone's bill that most people will not notice until it's too late. If it's really necessary, increase your prices. Most people don't read the fine print and it's a nasty surprise when they get the bill. This is a sneaky charge even if it's for raising money for wounded veteran orphan manatees.
Good food, somewhat spotty service, nice looking place, and a 4% surcharge. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner.