metro
01-26-2007, 10:44 PM
Well, reluctantly I'll do a review of this place since I'm a local restaurant supporter instead of chains. Some of my business colleagues (from Portland, Chicago, and Charlotte) when they visit every few weeks insist on eating here when they come to OKC. I try and insist that it is a chain restaurant and they really need to get out more and try local establishments and get a real taste of OKC.
Well anyhow we ate here one night this week. I had the Chicken Cordon Bleu. Surprisingly it was better than expected and was served with probably the best mashed potatoes and gravy I ever had. It also came with a side of veggies which I didn't care for. In fact, the only thing that really upset me was that it said choice of sides but the waiter never asked and moved to quickly around the table before I could stop him. Service was poor for a slow night (The Bricktown phenomenoa as many refer to although this place is in Quail Springs area) All entrees were also served with the complimentary sourdough bread and I think its molasses bread. It's always good as well. My colleagues had chicken pot pie, blue cheese and walnut salad, soup of the house, and I forget the rest of the party's order. All seem to enjoy as usual. All in all I'd give this place a 6.5 out of 10, however I don't recommend going to chain restaurants that often. The place is definitely geriatric if you know what I mean. It's funny because someone in our party always asked if this is a popular place to eat. I'm like look around, it reminds me of a Luby's or a Furrs. Besides a few of us at our table, we're the only people 35 or under.
Ok, I'm out now:tiphat:
Well anyhow we ate here one night this week. I had the Chicken Cordon Bleu. Surprisingly it was better than expected and was served with probably the best mashed potatoes and gravy I ever had. It also came with a side of veggies which I didn't care for. In fact, the only thing that really upset me was that it said choice of sides but the waiter never asked and moved to quickly around the table before I could stop him. Service was poor for a slow night (The Bricktown phenomenoa as many refer to although this place is in Quail Springs area) All entrees were also served with the complimentary sourdough bread and I think its molasses bread. It's always good as well. My colleagues had chicken pot pie, blue cheese and walnut salad, soup of the house, and I forget the rest of the party's order. All seem to enjoy as usual. All in all I'd give this place a 6.5 out of 10, however I don't recommend going to chain restaurants that often. The place is definitely geriatric if you know what I mean. It's funny because someone in our party always asked if this is a popular place to eat. I'm like look around, it reminds me of a Luby's or a Furrs. Besides a few of us at our table, we're the only people 35 or under.
Ok, I'm out now:tiphat: