Dined with the family at 110 Grill in Fall River, MA yesterday. They take celiac gluten-free…read moreseriously and any dish can be made gluten-free. No gluten ever goes in their fryer. They're a chain all over MA and RI with some NY locations upstate. We opted to dine indoors. Huge location with an open kitchen. Staff very friendly, attentive and keen to please especially with dietary restrictions. Ordered burgers, firecracker shrimp, calamari, sweet potato fries, Brussels sprouts and some Oreo ice cream dessert. Private free parking lot at the mall. Like nearly every restaurant in RI and MA, they've got a loyalty program. Scored a free huge dessert plus $10 off reward. Loved the burger and fries. Sprouts were too salty. Everyone enjoyed their time here. No one rushed us out on a Saturday evening.

I have been coming here since they opened this location, with little to no issues (mostly small…read moreissues, stuff that didn't need fixing). Until today. I ordered a gluten-free steak and cheese, and that was not at all what I received. #1, the food was extremely hot on the outside, but the inside was cold. #2, the meat inside was ABSOLUTELY NOT shaved steak, it was literally hamburger. #3, the onions were NOT caramelized as they say they are on the menu, they were cold and slimy. #4, there was so much of that cheese concoction that my bottom bun was soaked and soggy. I am extremely disappointed that one of my favorite restaurants is losing its gourmet feel, truly it felt like I was eating from a school cafeteria. I hope that this gets addressed soon.

I came to get lunch and I was the only one in the restaurant at 11:45am on a weekday…read more The host brought the menu and he gave me their lunch specials, which I had never seen before. I decided to go for the half sandwich and salad. My server was very friendly, but kept saying to my "my friend"....which I was not crazy about. I got the Haft Turkey Avocado sandwich on Rye and a house salad. The sandwich was huge. They gave me a half sandwich that was bigger than a full one at Panera. The food was good and the value was there. Easy to find right outside the Warwick Mall.

Awesome dining experience. Busy Saturday night with multiple diners waiting to be seats the 2…read morepeople running the check in and takeout counter get 6 stars. Cool, calm and collective. Service was excellent. French dip and fries were excellent, appetizers were excellent and drinks mixed perfectly. Food, drink and service exceeded expectations

Parking is easy, place is new so it's clean . We were offered a choice of seating which is nice…read more Our waitress didn't seem too friendly. Just doing her job. Going thru the motions. Our app was fried pickles they give you a good portion. Menu is large , so many choices. My wife had the small north end roast beef. It was good size. Tasty . I had the bar pizza . Pepperoni with mikes hot honey. To much honey for my likeing. Prices are normal. I see more things on the menu to try in the future

I am so glad this place opened! Seekonk needed this. Trying the much-anticipated Black Goose Tavern…read morewas a priority of mine on my last trip into town. I was lucky to visit twice after my first attempt with a large group was unsuccessful. It was just too busy! It's a small place, but that contributes to the cozy small-town eating establishment that this place knows it must be. #keepseekonksmall. Anywho, first visit was with me and my brothers. We sat at a low top, ordered the wings as someone on Konk Konnect said they were good. They were quite right. Crisp and tasty. I ordered the Mac and cheese with fried chicken. It was AMAZING! One of my brothers got the same thing and completely demolished his plate. I have a more regular appetite and given the big portion, I had plenty to take home for leftovers, even with my other brother picking at my meal. He had ordered the burger which he said was alright, but he was infatuated with the Mac and cheese. He was determined to order that the next time! On my second visit, my friend and I sat at the bar as once again... it was so busy! I didn't get to try any of their drinks, but I ordered a Caesar salad and a chowder. The chowder was good but the Caesar was unimpressive. The bar was still a great place for my friend and I to catch up though! And while we were there, my brother walks in picking up takeout for the rest of my family. He was very excited about his Mac and cheese. I didn't hear from my family that it was difficult to place a takeout order as they had to call several times before the phone was picked up. The Black Goose is new and I'm sure they are still ironing out the kinks, but they are already a great addition to the Seekonk food scene and I am eager to return!

What I did try was amazing, the service was the best I've ever had. Literally the best. And it's a…read morevery cozy atmosphere. I don't think thisbplace could get any better! I came here with my family, and everyone agreed that the service was great, food was great, everything was great! I'm not joking!

This place is growing on me. I feel like the food & service has actually improved over the years…read more We went on a Saturday night. Place was jammed, but we were still seated within 10 minutes for two. The hostess was a jerk! We had a bad experience down the street @ Outback where they forgot about us, so we were joking with the hostess asking her not to forget us. She didn't even smile. Just a puss on her face. I honestly don't think she has too many friends there as she was just as much of a puss to the other staff. I observed her while we waited. She should be moved to the back kitchen. I will add once we sat down. Our server was bubbly, friendly & we just loved her. She read us & knew my friend needed a drink stat. Now that's service. The food was good & honestly even better as leftovers. Plenty to eat on site with good portions. Definitely a great value for a family night out. Lots of birthday celebrations this evening. I don't know what it is with restaurants failing to give silverware. Food is served with no silverware. This is not the only restaurant we have experienced this. I would work that out. When we need a reasonably priced steak, we will definitely be back.

Wanting to continue the support of local spots during this time, I decided to order delivery from…read moreFountain Street on a Saturday night. Overall I was glad I did! The menu looked nice and I truly had a hard time on deciding what to try! I settled for a seafood night and went with the fisherman's platter, stuffies, and a cheese cake to finish it off. The platter was ok, not the best I've had. Good but small piece of fish, ok amount of whole belly clams, but i was lost on the fried scallops being bay scallops. The stuffies were amazing and truly set the meal! The cheesecake was small, but decent and came with a strawberry sauce/coulis. I will look forward to venturing in when the pandemic has concluded. This seems like a nice spot to visit!

This place is awesome! The meals are incredibly affordable and the staff were very friendly and…read moreprompt. I can't wait to visit again!

Great atmosphere and good food. Big menu with lots of choices. Desserts look great…read more Get takeout most times, but both dining experiences were very good very attentive staff.

Huge Disappointment - Used to be a Favorite I am part of a…read moregroup that comes here annually, but this week was a massive disappointment and I most likely won't be back.With a group of 20, the service was incredibly slow from the start. Drinks took ages, and the kitchen timing was completely uncoordinated, with meals coming out staggered 10 minutes apart. To end the night, our waitress asked about a dessert menu but instead just brought the check.Briggs desperately needs to get with the times regarding billing. Forcing a party to figure out one massive collective bill is outdated. If people needed to use cards instead of cash, which the waitress openly complained about. It was a simple math deduction from the total, yet it caused a major issue. This visit completely ruined a great tradition. Wish I didn't have to give it any stars at this point

10/5/25. I had the Chicken Parm which was very salty! Service average to below average with Rose. I…read moredon't really like being called "babe" repeatedly by the waitress! I don't like the payment system of using the QR code! It's like self-service! The waiters and waitresses don't do much anymore to make service any better! Ambiance not great. No volume turned on for football games at tables! Poor experience overall! Don't recommend.

We had such a great experience at 99, and a huge part of that was our waiter, Greg. He was…read moreincredibly friendly, funny, and attentive from start to finish. He had that rare ability to make you feel genuinely welcome while also keeping everything running smoothly. Our drinks stayed full, he even refilled my mom's wine for free when I knocked it over. hHe checked in at all the right times, and he made the whole table laugh without ever being overbearing. What really made him stand out was his personality. He has lived all over the East Coast, including NYC, Cape Cod, and Miami, and he has the best stories. You can tell he's lived a full and interesting life. He's been in plays, done street performing, and just has a natural gift for connecting with people and making them feel at ease. Even hearing him talk about how he goes all out decorating for the holidays and sharing funny family stories made the whole experience more memorable. He's the kind of person who brings real energy into a room and makes a normal dinner feel like a fun night out. If he's looking for another job, any place would be lucky to have him. He's personable, quick, engaging, attentive, and clearly knows how to create a great customer experience.

This is your typical soulless, corporate chain restaurant that could be in any town in the United…read moreStates. Having said that, suburban Americans are a funny bunch ... and it is also wildly popular. We went here with kids and I'd say on a Saturday night, 80% of the people here had kids. The music is played very loud ... so if your kids are misbehaving, it's not a huge deal. The music pretty much makes conversation tough but acts as a buffer for screaming children (or adults). The first thing is that the reservations system is absolutely a complete and utter shit show. They do this thing called 'call ahead' where you call the restaurant or go online and hold a spot. It's a turd of a system because it doesn't seem to work. We came in and waited almost 30 minutes and saw several others who checked in and came 10 minutes after get a table. When we asked the host, they said it was because they had 2 people in their group and we had 3 people. Yet they were all seated in the same section we eventually were at the exact same table size. Beyond that, when you walk into the restaurant there is a giant revolving door, which gives about 5 feet of clearance to the hostess stand. There were no less than 20 people waited in an area the size of a hotel elevator. And each time someone came in, there was basically nowhere to move and the door sometimes hit the people gathered in the small area to wait. I cannot imagine a planet on which this would not be some kind of fire code issue. Beyond the utter chaos and frustration of the check-in system, we were finally seated after 20 - 30 minutes. The waitress was clearly overworked. Very capable but spread too thin and a bit frazzled but helpful when she appeared. We ordered: - Smash burger. This was actually very good. At $18, it should be. 1 mile away is a Shake Shack and I'd say that Shake Shack is a slightly better burger (at 1/2 the price) but the fries at B.J's were better. - California Chicken Club. The chicken breast was grilled nicely and actually had a grilled flavour, which was good. The bacon could have been a bit crispier. Tomatoes seemed fresh. Guacamole was not fresh, likely, but better than mayonnaise. I'd order this again. - The side Wedge was pretty blah. There were literally two small bacon bits on it. The dressing probably came from an industrial-sized bucket and contained no blue cheese chunks. It may as well be ranch. The lettuce was crisp and fresh. Probably not much better than French fries as a side. - Brown Ale was pretty terrible. It tasted of alcohol and was not smooth at all. I'd probably get a national brand, if this was a good example of their house made beer. Overall, I have to admit the food was better than 99% of chain restaurants (Applebees, Chilis, TGIFriday, etc.) It was true comfort food and if your expectations are low ... and you need a place to take the kids, this won't be terrible. It's somewhere between a Chucky Cheese and a Tavern on the Square. The prices were high ... but we felt that we got what we paid for.

Ok here's how it gets 3 stars... our server was very friendly and helped when our meals basically…read moresucked. The piezokie was delicious. Drinks pretty good. So the rest... I ordered tritip steak and shrimp scampi with cheddar mashed potatoes and asparagus. The steak was SO over cooked and dry. The asparagus was drenched in pepper and olive oil which was all you could taste. It was way too much for me. Our server brought over a second steak for me which was slightly less well done. He also brought over broccoli to replace my mom's over-peppered asparagus as well. The broccoli was terrible too but we ate it... The shrimp came in a redish sauce (which is not scampi) but it was very good whatever it was. My mom's prime rib was very tasty though. We won't be going back though. Was very pricey for a super mediocre meal.