Restaurants that offer Swiss Beef

Dempsey's Pub

➤ 623 Vermont Street Lawrence, KS 66044, United States

Pubs • Beer • Burgers • American

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"This restaurant was awesome! The food was so good and fresh; the fries are to die for! Staff was friendly. We got there when a larger group had just gotten there, so our service was a little bit slow at first, but once we ordered, it was the best and fastest service we’ve ever gotten. I felt bad about the small rush because it was mid afternoon when there are fewer employees to help. The service was still good, and the employee who came to serve us was very kind and apologetic. They even comped part of our ticket due to the wait at the beginning. Wonderful meal. Get the onion rings!!"

Theatre Cafe

➤ 521;525;529;535;545 Main Street, Worcester, 01608, United States Of America

Cafe • Cafés • Casual • American

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"After reading the reviews, I so wanted to have a good experience.... unfortunately that was not the case yesterday. We got there before noon and I was excited to see the specials. Looked good. We asked the waitstaff whether the hamburger came withfries and I asked about the number/size of the shrimp cakes. She brought over a plate of 4 cakes that had not been cooked yetand explained that this was what they started as. She indicated it was her first day there but if the description of the mealdid not indicate fries then no fries. So my husband ordered sweet potato fries with his Med/Well burger and I ordered the shrimpcake/chowder special. When the woman (guessing owner) read the order I overheard her ask the waitstaff if the request forsweet potato fries was instead of the fries that came with the burger.... That was the first time I realized that there was someconfusion. When the food finally came, the chowder was a bit thin though did taste OK and there were 3 small shrimp cakes -not4 and were a bit dry. Not a problem a bit of tartar sauce couldn't overcome.... Then my husband started eating his burger andrealized something was wrong.... something was hard to bite through. He showed it to me and I realized that the cook had neverremoved the paper lining of the meat and had cooked it that way! I refrained from making a scene but did point it out to thewaitstaff who shared the situation with the woman/owner who subsequently shared the information with the cook(guessinghusband/owner). Both came out and saw the paper that had been removed and joked about it though apologized.... NOTHING else...At best it would have been appropriate to remove that cost off the tab. At the least, my husband should have been offered areplacement. The fact that the cook could grill the burger with the paper on it make be wonder if both sides were actuallycooked. After all, wouldn't it have been noticed once the burger was flipped? The paper was on the unders"