12Oz Ribeye 12Oz Ribeye

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1847 At The Stamm House

1847 At The Stamm House

6625 Century AvenueWI 535622225, Middleton, United States

Fish • Pizza • Sushi • Seafood


"Can’t say enough about our dining experience. Was a reunion of 4 couples school friends plus significant others. First off, the place is farmhouse gorgeous. Beautifully restored. Started at the bar where most of us got their specialty drinks, which were delicious and quite strong. Also an order of cheese curds that we all thought were excellent perfectly gooey with a very light, tempura like batter. Super friendly bartenders. Had dinner upstairs and while it was initially cold, especially by the window it is a stone building , they brought up a heater which warmed things up nicely. Many had the prime rib special, which they seemed to enjoy. I had the walleye, which was fine. The breading was crispy and the fish was moist and tender, but it was not particularly flavorful. My boyfriend had the cod. I never think to order cod as it doesn’t itself have flavor, but this cod was in the most delicious butter sauce with mussels. It was divine and because he had a flight out the next day, I got all the leftovers to myself!! We were too full for dessert, but two of us shared a peanut butter chocolate martini, made with peanut butter whisky ?! which we passed around and which was divine. I’ve never had anything like it. It starts off tasting like a regular chocolate martini but then finishes with the peanut butter flavor. Spectacular. I wish I remembered our servers name, but she was so personable and attentive. Separate checks was not a problem. I would highly recommend this place for a gathering for friends or family or even a cozy dinner for two. Will be back when in town."

Manning's Harrah's New Orleans

Manning's Harrah's New Orleans

519 Fulton Street, New Orleans, United States Of America

Pub • Coffee • Seafood • American


"This is not a venue for service at all and amenities are limited so beware before you consider this hotel. The good: Bedrooms Location to the riverfront, shopping and Canal Street Casino (if that’s what you want) The bad Service Housekeeping (non existent) Staff attitudes Lack of amenities (Note: there is no pool) The actual bedrooms are good. Large, spacious and very comfortable. I slept great and enjoyed the view. But, and here’s the but, a hotel is about experience, location and amenities. With the exception of one restaurant (where a queue will gather in bad weather), fitness centre and business facilities, bars and eateries are in the the adjacent Fulton Street and not in the hotel building. The upside is you feel in a world within a world. The downside is when it is raining you get wet going anywhere and that is soaked to the skin. The casino is accessed across a short outside walk way and via escalators and a below ground level passage, carpeted and part of the complex. As with all hotels (and who knows why other than to make money) you will be charged a resort fee of $25 per night which pays for “a range of facilities” apparently business centre, fitness centre, wifi and, interestingly, housekeeping things one would expect within the room rate and most of limited use to visiting tourists. And here’s the thing, despite being part of the additional charge housekeeping is not automatic and has to be requested the day before!! But beware, even when you book it they don’t show up. This appears to be a regular occurrence with my daily complaint one of many. Indeed in trying to get housekeeping over a 3 day period I was passed between different people and departments none of whom resolved my issue, all with deference in their manner and my room still not attended to after a request some two days earlier. When they did, the service is deplorable (see photos). So bear in mind you are paying for it but don’t have any expectations. Breakfast is served in Ruth Chris’s Steakhouse but service is utterly shambolic and in the end I left after waiting 40 minutes as my breakfast order never turned up (with the server telling me they had no idea when it would be cooked) despite the place having barely any customers at the time. Not the big American customer service we hear so much about. Walk up Proytas Street and look down any side street to your right and places are aplenty. Hotel staff have a brashness in their manner, with the exception of Ronald who not helped with my bags and remembered me the next day were generally disingenuous. The check in procedure was clearly scripted and closely followed as when I engaged with reception staff in conversation they simply smiled and continued with their pre ordained script, incongruent to what I was saying. The checkout was worse with a grumpy receptionist, devoid of any customer service and an attitude. If you are here to gamble the large casino is very much like Vegas. Style, signage and amenities look the same, having stayed at Harrahs Vegas. The hotel is very near to the outlet shopping, convention centre and the riverside walk. The Queen Creole is nearby. The Natchez further alongside the river front. WW2 museum about 10 minutes away. The bottom end of Canal Street and Canal Place shopping is 5/10 minute walk; Bourbon Street and other attractions 10/20 minute walk. French district 20 minutes. Garden District use the Charles Street Streetcar (a 24 hour ticket is $3 to use on the whole streetcar system). If you have come to experience the real ’Big Easy’, this is definitely not the place for you. If you are looking for a great customer experience this is absolutely not the place for you. Better, more competitively priced and much more authentic hotels with that New Orleans feel are in abundance and nearby in the main areas of the city and who are keen to welcome you. If on the other hand you couldn’t make Vegas, are here to gamble enjoy the big casino and can accept poor customer service you may feel this hotel may well be your ideal venue. Take from this what"