Fluke Ceviche
Yokozuna Yale St

Yokozuna Yale St

9146 South Yale, Suite 100 Tulsa, OK 74137, 74137-4042, United States

Sushi • Asian • Cheese • Noodles


"My wife and I wanted a nice laid-back place to sit outside and enjoy a fun dinner. We ended up being very disappointed by the service. Our server took about 10-15 minutes to get to the table (which feels like an eternity when you are waiting to order beverages). They took our drink order and quickly returned with a cocktail and waters but the beer we ordered was delayed by a few minutes. Not a big deal, but then the night went south. We didn't see our server again for a very long time. We started to feel like our appetizer was a little delayed when food runners showed up with our entrees. No app in sight. We let them know and eventually the server brought our app. But we were halfway into the meal by that point. The food tasted fine. Nothing extraordinary but not bad. The nachos, I admit, were delicious. The mac and cheese we ordered was described to have bread crumbs but was missing that. Fortunately the server had it taken care of pretty quickly. We were never asked about having our drinks refilled. And after eating, we waited a long time for our check. It just seemed to take forever for everything. None of the problems by themselves would have been a big deal, but together it added up to a somewhat unpleasant experience. The server was nice and apologetic. They also comped us the appetizer which was nice. May have been an off night or maybe a new server, but I can't say I would recommend going on a Saturday night. Also, we did enjoy the outdoor seating area. It was a little tight, but the ambiance was nice."

Boutique Bk

Boutique Bk

187 Sackett St, Brooklyn, United States

Soup • Fish • French • American


"**Ambiance:** The dining room comfortably accommodated our party of four, with a beautifully set table. Soft music played in the background, which I believe can be adjusted to suit personal preferences. The area was separated from the kitchen by a wall with a glass sliding door, ensuring a completely private atmosphere—ideal for conversation. **Food:** We chose the five-course dinner, although a three-course option is also available. Our first course consisted of a risotto ball served in a crispy shell with a creamy filling, which all four of us rated as excellent. Next was a bruschetta, which also garnered rave reviews from everyone; it featured a crispy bread topped with an artichoke disc and looked beautiful on the plate. Following that, we had a pistachio-crusted fish dish, which received high praise from three of us, while one person, who doesn't eat fish, felt differently. The accompanying beans were noted to be perfectly cooked and delicious. Our next course was a filet mignon, which didn’t quite meet our expectations—not because it wasn’t well-prepared, but due to its unconventional cooking style. We discovered we prefer our steak prepared differently! However, the accompanying potato dishes were outstanding. Dessert was a chocolate-glazed treat with egg, which three out of four of us deemed excellent, although one person found the beignets a bit rubbery. Since the same dish is served to all, personal tastes may lead to some differing opinions, but overall, the food was fantastic! **Cost:** Our private, deluxe five-course dinner, including tax and gratuity, came to just under $500, plus the wine we brought from home—definitely a cost-effective option. **Overall:** This is a wonderful choice for a quiet dinner with close friends and family, allowing you to enjoy a remarkable meal in the company of an excellent host and chef, Matthew, who goes above and beyond to create a unique and personalized experience."

The Table At Season To Taste

The Table At Season To Taste

2447 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, United States Of America, 02138

Beer • Wine • French • American


"This was the worst experience in my life. Never have i felt more judged and singled out. i was laughed at for my drink order by one bartender. Then when someone came to deliver my gnocchi i said thank you sir to the individual Trying to be polite. Like a normal reflex. Nothing more. But Then the other bartender under her breath said thats a person not a sir. I am not out spending money at a fancy restaurant not to be demeaned or judged for something so polite but misconstrued so wrong by closed minded people. how am i supposed to know when I've never been here before. So many better ways to handle that education. But was that given no. Just more judgement and rudeness. Shows the content of character there. Second. I ve never had a more rude mentally damaging experience ever. Third im out to spend money and have a good time yet i get judged and treated poorly at a fine dining restaurant? I was not rude or anything. Just wanted a good meal and some good drinks. Also was polite the entire time. As i was leaving i used the proper pronouns after knowing the situation. However to be put in such a horrible position by service team that i am spending good money on is ridiculous. If you want to feel judged and hurt then this is the place. Otherwise spend your money elsewhere. Ive never seen this sort of judgmental behavior before in a Fine dinning establishment. I never will come here again. The very sad part is The owner is nice. Like really nice. Too bad the bartenders are not. The food is quite good but can never make up for this fascist judgmental people that work here. In sorry to the owner. He was very kind and sweet."