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    Benjamin's Raw Bar - Oysters and clams

    Benjamin's Raw Bar

    (987 reviews)

    $$

    Haed to decide on a resturant in Newport. Finally chose…read morehere. Busy and loud downstairs/ground level. It was a great fine. Special was 10 Oz filet with bacon wrapped scallops. The steak was cooked medium rare as ordered. The scallops were on a skewer, only 3, but cooked perfectly. Two nights in a row scallops cooked perfectly, we are living right. Fried oysters appetizer was good and a good sized serving. Fried just right with good sauces. The service was very good. Surprised us in a touristy city. Only negatives tables close together and a little loud.

    I hate leaving negative reviews, but I feel compelled to share my experience. I visited Benjamin's…read moreRaw Bar in Newport with a group of friends during a girls' trip and was excited to try the seafood. I ordered the lobster bisque as an appetizer and a lobster roll for my entrée. Unfortunately, later that night, I became extremely sick and could not stop vomiting. One of my friends, who also ordered the lobster roll, experienced the same symptoms. We dined about an hour before closing, and while I can't say with certainty what caused it, the fact that two people who ate the lobster roll became sick is very concerning. Food safety should never be compromised, regardless of the time of day. It was incredibly disappointing to spend part of our trip dealing with what appeared to be food poisoning instead of enjoying our vacation. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and reviews its food handling and preparation practices to prevent this from happening to future guests

    Grill 23 & Bar

    Grill 23 & Bar

    (1.4k reviews)

    $$$$

    Back Bay

    If you're looking for a traditional steakhouse with premium cuts and good service you can't go…read morewrong with this spot. We started off with the French onion soup which was flavorful and pipping hot (much appreciated). The table bread came cold and stiff so not much to enjoy. Calamari was fresh but they overloaded with veggies! We played it safe and got the fillet mignon which was cooked to perfection but the side of mashed potatoes we could've dealt without (unless you're a fan of non-creamy and break apart) mash). Ambience is very nice, but expected to be very loud inside due to the multi floor levels. The star of the show by far was the milk and cookies and we appreciated them coming out hot, but we surely would've loved a glass versus a side of milk.

    I used to preach to my customer-facing teams that you don't fully learn about the true caliber of…read moreorganizations and people when everything is going smoothly. No, you only gain a clear picture of what a culture is all about when things go sideways, so you can see how everyone comes together to turn things around...or not. Several months ago, I had a less-than satisfactory evening at Grill 23 that was significantly disappointing, both for myself and for several associates who I had invited to celebrate a win. There's no need to dwell on the details, as the goal here is to look through the big piece of glass (the windshield) rather than through the small one (the rearview mirror). Suffice to say that I had no intention of returning and made that clear in written communication. What happened next belongs in a Harvard Business School case study titled "Turning it Around with Excellence." Within relatively short order, I was contacted by Johan Mola, Grill 23's Assistant General Manager. What an impressive young man, one who has clearly benefited from a top-notch upbringing, high-quality professional development and wisdom that he has accumulated through his own intelligence. Johan's communication exuded sincerity and empathy. He was a great listener who never once cut me off. He singlehandedly transformed my frame of mind from one that was slammed shut, to one that was open to giving Grill 23 another chance. It happened that when he reached out, I was in Asia for a month. Over that month, Johan periodically checked in via WhatsApp, just to reassure me that he had no intention of letting the matter go. He was masterful, but it was his authenticity above all that made him so. Fast forward to last night, when I returned to Grill 23 with my wife, hopeful but still apprehensive; I needn't have been. Johan greeted us at the door, effortlessly made us feel at ease, and escorted us to our table. During the meal, he checked in several times, always in an easy, unobtrusive way that just said "I'm here for you guys, whatever it is that you may need." The waiter assigned to us (Garrett) was fantastic, we couldn't have asked for a better person to take care of us. His service was seamless without ever feeling excessive, more like a hospitable friend serving us an incredible dinner at his home. We were also visited by the Director of Operations, Gary Tummings. He made us feel valued and special, it was appreciated. All in all, this was one of the more enjoyable restaurant experiences we've ever had. Of course, the food must be mentioned, because it was flawless! We started with a dozen Cape Cod oysters, the Foie Gras and the Beet Salad, all impeccably presented and delicious. We then welcomed the restaurants two signature steaks, the Porterhouse and the Tomahawk. Both were cooked to perfection (medium rare) and the flavor of each cut was nothing short of world class. The sides (carrots, asparagus and French fries) were all excellent as well, both in preparation and presentation. For dessert we had the coconut cake, which was mouthwatering, and a portion so generous that we had enough for seconds the next day. In short, the fare that we experienced last night was on another level...we absolutely will be back soon. I want to once again thank Assistant General Manager Johan Mola for everything he did to "right the ship" and to provide us with a truly memorable evening. All's well that ends well. Finally, I want to give a shoutout to Philip, the parking valet for the restaurant. We had talked prior and following the first experience and he immediately recognized me over two months later. What sets him apart is that he obviously cares deeply about the restaurant that he works for and the patrons who dine there. A really great, genuine human...I'm grateful for his concern, and my wife appreciated him keeping her dry under an umbrella on a raw and nasty night, all the way to our vehicle! Thank you to all, DC

    Pammy's

    Pammy's

    (533 reviews)

    $$$

    Central Square

    I went to Pammy's on Friday for a girls dinner. Pammy's reservations are interesting. You can only…read moremake for up to 5 people and if you make a reservation, you have to do the prix fixe menu. However, you can walk in and order a la carte. The prix fixe menu has 15 items on it and each person picks three items. It's $88 per person not including drinks or dessert. The vibe is cozy/rustic and upscale but not too fancy. There is a community table in the middle of the restaurant but we had a booth that was perfect for 5 girls wanting to chat. The service was really wonderful! Great recommendations and never waited too long for anything! We were able to try 12 of the 15 menu items and we all tried a few bites of each. It was plenty of food! Must haves for me were the kale salad, lasagne bianca and the beef short rib. The dirty martini was also good. Quick review: - go with a small group so you can order lots of dishes on the menu and share. - expect the bill to be at least $150 a person if you have 1-2 drinks. - be open to trying foods you have never had or usually shy away from.

    Honestly the food was a bit of a let down :(( The lasagna was really good and the sauce with the…read morebeef tongue was also super yummy. The rest were not as good as I hoped, the flavors didn't feel that special or delicious. They were alright, just not worth the hype or price. However, the service was definitely amazing. Our server was super friendly and attentive, the interior of the restaurant was also very pretty. The plating of all the food was done beautifully.

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