The prices are too high for the quality, the quantity, and the service. It's to the point that I honestly would recommend a chain restaurant instead.
We arrived with reservations at 5pm as a party of six. We were seated almost immediately on the patio.
The appetizers were decent. The spinach flatbread tasted like the spinach pizza at Papa John's but was a fraction the size for the same price. The dip was hard to eat due to the inane decision to put it in a bread bowl with an opening that wasn't large enough for the chips. The chips also were piled too high and fell onto the table multiple times before we finished the appetizers. The strangest thing about the dip was that it was served with cucumber, a flavor combination that I do not wish to experience again.
One person in our group ordered a chocolate martini but sent it back because the liquor was too strong for everyone in the group (including one guy that thought he simply couldn't taste alcohol because of the potency he can drink without tasting it) and it was replaced by a fruit and rum mix that tastes decent at first but has an odd after taste and if it isn't stirred separates into the alcohol and a sickening (as in, almost vomit inducing) syrup.
Then we waited another 20 minutes for our dinner. During that time my grandfather finished his drink (which was just a coke) and asked for a refill. This refill would not arrive until we got the dessert menu despite the rest of us getting drink refills in the interim.
When our meals arrived "lack luster" would not begin to describe them. None of the portions were appropriate for the price. Most notably would be the 5 steak tips, a few fork fulls of mashed potato, and 4 pieces of broccoli for $19. This would be forgivable if it were any better than other restaurants but the only thing that stood out about the food was that most of it was bland or not prepared properly! The Caesar salad had too much dressing, the fish and chips had dried out, the steak tips tasted like someone had poured maple syrup on them (and were almost well done despite being ordered medium), the shrimp scampi was worse than Olive Garden's, and the pesto pasta managed to use the only pesto I've ever tasted that had no flavor. I'm serious, I've had alfredo sauce that tasted more like pesto than this! The sides ranged from "it's just broccoli" to "the mashed potato are almost good" but never managed to be more than filler to make the meal look bigger.
After we had finished we sat for about 15 minutes for the waitress to come back. At that point a couple people were dead set on desert and so we waited for a desert menu.
We ended up getting two sundaes about 15 minutes later... It wasn't worth it. The "Oreo" sundae was probably the best thing we had all night (not that that's saying much) but was just two scoops of vanilla ice cream on a well made brownie with half an Oreo crumbled on top. The peanut butter sundae is (say it with me, it's the running theme of this restaurant) not worth the price. It costs as much as the Oreo sundae but is only one scoop and seems to be half as much brownie. To make it worse it's served in a martini glass and started spilling out from the moment it arrived.
We then needed to wait almost 30 minutes to get the check and the waitress couldn't even wait 20 seconds to take it with her. We ended up leaving at 8 (three hours after we were seated) and a couple of us were still hungry despite meals being more expensive than average for the area!
Literally, the only point that is good without needing to have a big "but" stuck after it is that they deal well with allergies and we had no issues after telling them.
To summarize: 110 Grill is too expensive, has sub-par food with tiny portions, and their service is so slow you end up wondering if it would have been faster to try to cook six different dinners at home. read more