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Acorn

Acorn

Denver, 3350 Brighton Blvd, The Source, 80216-5041, United States

Pasta • Coffee • American • Ice Cream


"Came to Denver for fun last weekend, and this was our splurge meal for the trip. I loved the area that Acorn was in part of a larger building and collective think stylish coffee shops and small vendors. We were able to get a same day (albeit, late) reservation for 8:45pm on a Friday evening. We were seated quickly but service was very slow. Maybe 10 15 minutes in between each check in, like our order of drinks and then our order of food. With the pace aside, we really enjoyed our meal. Presentation is gorgeous and the dishes were very tasty. Here 's what we ordered for 2 people to share: Kale Apple Salad Wagyu Beef Tartare (a must get) Mussels Clams (and extra bread for dipping) Jimmy Red Grits Pistachio Diplomat for dessert Kale Apple salad was chopped finely and seasoned very well. Odd and tough chewy bits were removed, and each thin sliver was coated in an even layer of tart vinaigrette. Definitely pricey for such a simple and petite salad, but this was one of my favorite dishes because it was light and straightforward. Now, my favorite dish, was definitely the Wagyu Tartare. Stunning presentation, very fresh meat, and salty and tasty. Mussels and Clams were good, I feel like this is always such a hit or miss at restaurants, and I would say it 's prepared pretty well here. Broth was savory and we followed our server 's recommendation for ordering an extra plate of bread to dip. The toasty bread actually stood out to me the most our server explained that the pieces are swiped with saffron. Jimmy red grits came in an unassuming small bowl of what looked like gravy. Hardly any texture, flat top, no curb appeal. But the flavor was so rich and decadent. Pretty cheesy and honestly made my stomach hurt it 's a heavy one. Pistachio dessert really was not a fan of this one. It 's a lemon cake made with rose water that was a bit too floral and nauseatingly sweet for my taste. Dunked in a thick green pistachio cream, cake underneath was slightly stale and crummy. I would recommend trying a different dessert. All in all, a bit pricey (cocktails are around the $16 range), but a fun experience. We were there for almost 2 hours. Love the decor and the music."

1915 and Blue Roof Tapas Bar Bear Mountain

1915 and Blue Roof Tapas Bar Bear Mountain

3020 Seven Lakes Dr.NY 10911, 10986, Bear Mountain, United States

Beer • Wine • Tapas • Spanish


"This place is awful. DO NOT PATRONIZE THIS PLACE. The service was appallingly bad, the help appeared to be confused as to how to do their jobs, the food was served barely warm, and the portions were laughingly small. were on a bus trip which included lunch here. When we arrived at around 2pm, the place was nearly empty. Our group of 11 picked a table and sat down. In short order, we were asked to move to another table for no apparent reason. After moving and waiting for service, my wife asked a passing waitress if she could take our drink order. Reluctantly, she agreed. When asked, we were told that we could not order beer or liquor. They next brought out two baskets of rolls eight rolls for 11 people. There were no bread plates on the table, so people were breaking their rolls on the table. Ugh! We each had a small salad, which had been placed on the table before we arrived. After eating the salad, other tables began to fill up. Almost immediately, the waitstaff began taking their orders. Each of us had a card noting our pre chosen orders, chicken or salmon. A waiter eventually took our orders. Shortly after that, waiters brought alcoholic drinks to other tables, and started serving them their meals, even though they arrived after us. My wife reached her breaking point and asked a passing waitress why we waiting for our orders when others who arrived after us were receiving theirs. The waitress began a lame explanation, which we had no desire to hear. Minutes later, a waiter appeared with my wife's order. At least another ten minutes elapsed before the rest of us, except one received our lunches. Finally, a waitress was wandering around with a meal and a person to give it to. As she walked past us, we had to yell to her that it belonged to the last person in our group. The food was barely warm when it was served andThey must have used a melon baller to serve the mashed potatoes. It was obvious that neither the management nor the help could care less about service. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone."

Fenix Restaurant and Bar

Fenix Restaurant and Bar

117 W Elm St Lodi, CA 95240, 95240-2148, United States

Tea • Meat • Salad • Seafood


"Took my parents here for dinner after visiting the Farmers Market. I live in Stockton and they live in Modesto. My girlfriend an I have been visiting Lodi a lot lately and we have been raving about some of the great places downtown for food and drink. Decided to check out Fenix based on reviews. At first the service was great, exactly what we were expecting, we ordered a couple of appetizers and salads to start, we than had our main entrees and that's when all of a sudden the service just stopped. For some reason the water in our glasses stopped coming and we had to finish entrees with no water, we then waited forever to get any service to box up our left overs. My girlfriend had to suggest to the server that we would like desert, to which we waited forever again to receive, again finishing with no water or drinks offered. Meanwhile we watched as the Chef or owner walked to all the tables around ours, asking how people were enjoying their food and if everything was satisfying. Hmm Very curious. It was like all of a sudden we were outcast. We dress decent not extravagant. We spare no money when it comes to food. We usually only drink water at home or out to eat because that's just who we are. It's not uncommon for us to spend $300-$400 when we go out to eat as a family. We enjoy great food and extremely appreciate good customer service. Well as I said, for some reason our service just dropped off after we received our entrees. Literally no water in our glasses from half way through until we left after dinner. When the server finally brought our desert, my mother tried to ask her for another desert to go because she really wanted to try it, when she tried to get the servers attention to ask, the server just walked away ignoring her. Well needless to say that had an impact on gratuity. We always appreciate our servers and the rest of the staff at restaurants we visit. We always expect to leave 20% and higher. However, this sever received 12%. It really bums us out more than them. We like to show appreciation but we also like to be appreciated as customers. After all, we don't have to buy your food at your establishment. Our money is just as good as anyone's. The food was great, very good, that's why even though we were full, we wanted some things to go. The service however was lacking for some reason. The hostess was great, but for some reason we got brushed off by the server and girl who was bringing water and bread. It was especially insulting when the chef or owner decided to cater to customers asking about their experience and quality of food to every table around us accept ours. Oh well, I guess there are other places to eat. You know, people really like to pay for good food, and get really excited when they find a place that everything they try on the menu is so great you want to order something to go after a dinner with appetizers, entrees, and desert. But people really appreciate customer service and being generally recognized and appreciated like anyone. No matter how great food is, customer service attitude can kill a business!!"