Excellent food with excellent service! Went there recently…read morefor my birthday. Nice surprise dessert with candles and the staff sang for us. We've been ordering tacos for takeout from this place for a few years now, but this time we decided to dine in for the birthday. Good decision Will be back

The chips and sausages delicious So delicious…read more Steaks burritos and tacos. Beautiful music playing . Soothing and makes our company pleasant ! The servers are so friendly and hard working! Nice eating area inside or out! Table seating . Parking lot is a nice strip mall with ample parking ! Prices are reasonable and worth the amount of food!

This restaurant was enjoyable. Mario was a fantastic server. I had the Salmon Picatta, the…read moreblueberry mint mocktail and split the Buttercake for dessert. The food was all good, and cooked well for the most part, but I was a little disappointed in the butter-cake. Ours tasted like it was previously frozen (had that distinct freezer taste) and was so dry and dense it reminded me more of a bread. Not what I would have expected from this place. I also made a reservation a few days before, but still the table wasn't ready when we arrived. It was also back by the basement door which felt a bit like we were just thrown there. All in all, the service from Mario made the experience a good one. I can't say I'd go out of my way to come back, but I wouldn't be upset to try their food again.

I dined at Coppolillo's Italian Steakhouse a couple weekends ago for my friend's rehearsal dinner…read more The space and tables were prepared and ready by the time we arrived. The servers got our drink orders, and I got a Blueberry Mint N/A cocktail that was on the sweeter side. Most people got the same exact drink which most people enjoyed! With the set menu, we each enjoyed an appetizer, main course, and gelato for dessert: SOUP OF THE DAY Between soup and salad, I almost always go with soup. The soup of the day was broccoli cheddar. It came out piping hot, which I really enjoyed. The soup was creamy and salty, with a good blend of both broccoli and cheddar flavors. LIGUINI & CLAMS (WHITE SAUCE) Clams were not washed thoroughly, so there was some grittiness in some of them. There was an abundant of linguini pasta, topped with minced clams, parsley, and other aromatics. The white wine sauce was really loose and didn't stick onto the linguini well. While the aromatics helped, it was still a bit bland. I think having a spoon to scoop up the sauce to enjoy the linguini would have been nice, but the sauce itself was on the lighter side in terms of flavor. This was just okay. GELATO Light and refreshing vanilla gelato, this was a good way to end the meal. However, I don't really remember too much about it so it probably wasn't exceptional nor terrible. Overall, service was really slow. We got seated around 5:15, but our first course didn't come out until an hour later, and our main came out 45 minutes after that. Besides the pacing issue, food was pretty average, so 3/5 it is.

We actually came to Everett Farms for dinner, but since they didn't have any tables, they seated us…read morein The Old Mill Lounge. It's a "speakeasy" behind the bar, and surprisingly, they have a different menu from Everett Farms. I mean, it's similar, but they didn't offer the Umami burger (that I was looking forward to) and the pricing is different too. I think this area is geared towards cocktails. They closed the door and we basically had the whole room to ourselves. We feasted on some juicy grilled burgers and to-die-for Kennebec fries (thick and square-cut). It would have been nice to have the Sunday $10 burger price but it cost more to eat in The Old Mill Lounge. We ate pretty fast and when we left there were still available tables in the main restaurant. Next time: make a reservation

Dinner was excellent..We have eaten here several times and have never been disappointed...Service…read moreis good and we plan on coming back for their delicious brunch

I've driven by Zocalo many times, but finally tried it for the first time today. I met a friend for…read morelunch around noon on a Tuesday, and when we arrived we had the entire place to ourselves. I ordered the chicken enchiladas with green sauce. When I placed my order, the server said "good choice" and she was right. They were served with rice, beans and lettuce and really hit the spot. My friend ordered tacos and also commented that the food was really good. By the time we left, only one other party had arrived. Considering how slow business was, we noted that the service was pretty slow. Our server was attentive when we arrived, but once the food came and we ate, it took an awhile for her to bring the check and then awhile longer for her to process our payment. The place has a lot of visual interest from the moment you walk in, with scenic landscapes and photos of people covering all the walls. That made the ambiance fun in what is otherwise a pretty casual place. Overall, this was a good experience and I'd like to return. I hope others try it, too! They need a better lunch crowd if we want them to stick around!

Just recently tried the shrimp empanadas--on the smaller side, but definitely flavorful. I also…read morewent with two birria tacos. The flavor was good, but they were a bit dry and didn't come with any consommé, which would've made a big difference. Overall, the food has been good my last two visits The ambiance is nice and the space is set up well, with plenty of seating and a good overall vibe. It's just surprising that it never really seems crowded.

Arrived at a nearby hotel last night and was curious about the Tomahawk BBQ Steakhouse, and did not…read morerealize it was Korean BBQ until into the parking lot. I was immediately seated in a booth with a grill right in front of the bar with two large video monitors of Korean pop music going with the boys and girls dance vids constantly going. The decorum had the feel of an upscale Asian bistro bar, nicely done. I was a bit disappointed with the meats. A couple of the pieces had gristle and fat that I simply left on the plate. The Kimchi was some of the best I have had...and the garlic chicken wings were fabulous. The key feature of their system is ordering based upon pictures on a tablet. It seems that portions pictured are typically enough for two people to share. There were several dishes I ordered that brought larger quantity than I thought was a single portion...so if you are eating alone, take into consideration that you may end up with more than you might have expected. ONE last note...the Miso Soup was excellent.

I love a place that delivers consistency. Every time we come Tomahawk BBQ, it does just that. We…read moreknow exactly what to expect -- and the experience and food have been solid each visit. My family and I came to celebrate an early Valentine's Day and treated ourselves to a nice dinner. I highly recommend making a reservation ahead of time. We booked ours and were promptly seated at 6:30 PM on a Friday night with no wait. Don't you love when things run smoothly like that? We ordered multiple rounds for our family of 4 using the iPad and through the night, I'd say the foods arrived under or around five minutes. There's a 2-hour dining limit, and we used all of it. The iPad conveniently shows a countdown timer once you're seated, so you know exactly how much time you have left. It's especially helpful toward the end when you're deciding whether to squeeze in one last dessert order. I also really appreciate the transparency of their ordering system. The pricing is clearly displayed on the iPad as you select items, so you always know what you're ordering and whether something is included in the AYCE menu. On one of our other visits, I accidentally tapped an item à la carte that was outside of our AYCE menu and saw the charge immediately on the screen. I notified management right away, and they removed it promptly. This kind of system helps prevent surprise charges at the end of the meal. At the end, they print out a detailed receipt of everything you ordered -- it almost feels like a "trophy receipt." It really reinforces how much food you get for the price and how far your money stretches here. Also note that gratuity was not automatically added (for our party of 4) so we were able to write in our tip. There's a wide variety included in the AYCE menu. That said, on this particular visit they had run out of a few items -- calamari rings, hot and sour soup, house salad, and a couple others. It wasn't a huge disappointment, though I was personally looking forward to the hot and sour soup. I did notice they've added some new appetizers like fried chicken wings. They also offer familiar kid-friendly items such as fries, chicken nuggets, and fried dumplings, which is great for families. Overall, the selection is plentiful -- plenty of beef, chicken, and seafood, more than you can realistically eat. Throughout your meal, staff will offer to change the grill (which is definitely needed after a while since it gets dark and charred). They spray some kind of a protective layer on it - my guess is so the meat doesn't stick. There seem to be two types of grills they rotate between -- one for general meats and one better suited for thinner cuts. My personal favorite is the Hawaiian beef bulgogi with pineapple. I also enjoy the spicy calamari and mini sausages. The garlic shrimp was another standout -- large and very flavorful. You really get your money's worth here. This has become one of our go-to spots for family celebrations. My husband especially loves it -- and that says a lot. We've been to many Korean BBQ places, and this is the only one where he's consistently satisfied with the meat quality, marinades, and sauces. He's very particular about flavor profiles, so that's high praise. The table height is also ergonomically comfortable, which really matters when you're cooking and eating for so long. The tables themselves are large and spacious, making it easy to hold the numerous small plates that come with all the different ingredients. We enjoy the ambiance here as it's trendy and well kept. Service is attentive -- staff clear plates promptly, offer grill changes, and are easy to reach when needed. You can also request assistance directly from the iPad which makes things seamless. It was cool to see they still have claw machines in the waiting area, which is a fun bonus for families. On our way out, they also had toothpicks and candy available. Small touches like that are appreciated. This visit was interesting because they had someone walking around offering complimentary printed photos with a Tomahawk-themed template. Additional prints with a frame were available for purchase ($20). Lastly, I wrote in my review a year ago and suggested a loyalty dining program. Since then, we have dined here a few more times but I haven't heard anything yet on this visit. We would still love for them to launch something! :)

Our friends invited us for dinner in this restaurant, which was our first time. The restaurant has…read moreits own parking lot. The building itself was huge with high ceilings but the main dining area was small. It was clean. Wait staff friendly and service was quick. Perhaps it was our group size of 7 but they combined the orders, contributing to the confusion of who ordered what. For an all you can eat (AYCE) Sushi restaurant, I thought the fish on our Nigiri and Maki were fresh!! The white and red tuna were silky and buttery soft. My other favorite was the Ceviche Maki. So good!! My least favorite was the Mini Udon, which was huge in portion but the broth lacked in depth of flavor. Definitely worth the $25.00 AYCE Sushi!!

Inside the country club golf course, this restaurant is opened to the public. They have a decent…read moredining area, and bar, and a golf course as their backdrop. I ordered the rainbow roll, and the sushi was good. Decent portion size. My son ordered the bento box and he said it was one of his favorites. Service was good and timely and the overall experience was good. I'm not a big golfer, but in the back of the restaurant there is an entire golf simulator area where you can enjoy swinging them golf clubs virtually at a screen, if that is your thing.

Extremely overrated. I do not understand why this place was packed with people. Hamachi was…read moreaverage. Tried the scallop and shrimp risotto and it was TERRIBLE and had to send it back. The risotto to was very overcooked a mushy, said to be a mushroom risotto but I couldn't find or taste any mushrooms. The risotto tasted like straight chicken broth. No salt or seasoning present. The shrimp was sautéed with no seasoning at all and the scallops hand zero salt or proper on them. The plate came out smelling of cheap fish which is a bummer since this is an Asian restaurant known for its food and sushi. After the terrible risotto, I would have thought the manager would have come over to apologize or something, but no visit at all. Not even a check in from them while we were there. Definitely somewhere I would skip going to in the future. There a better options in the area.

This was my first time here, and I was incredibly impressed by both the food and the service! We…read moreordered: Calamari Tempura: Light, crispy, and perfectly battered. Salmon Poke Bowl: Beautifully fresh and very flavorful. Hikaru Roll: Packed with shrimp tempura, spicy crab mix, cucumber, and citrus mayo, then topped with fresh salmon. It was much larger than I expected! Shrimp Tacos: Packed with flavor. You get three tacos, and each one is loaded with three shrimp. Pork Oishi Rice Bowl: Absolute perfection. It immediately brought back memories of my time in Japan--it tasted exactly like the authentic bowls I had there! The only downside is that the noise level is a bit high, making it hard to hold a conversation. Otherwise, it was a fantastic experience, and I will definitely be back to try more of the menu!

Wow! Just Wow! I can't recommend this place enough. It's an art gallery + a restaurant, serving up…read morethe most delicious Asian fusion dishes. I went here with a group of 5 via a reservation. We were immediately welcomed and greeted by a wonderful host who sat us and explained the menu options and recommended we try everything. We did just that we tried over half the menu and everything was incredible. Highly recommend the deviled eggs, brussel sprouts, bao buns, spicy edamame, udon noodles and more. After dinner we popped into the other side of the bar which is an art gallery and the bartender was so friendly, welcoming and fun! We walked around the art gallery, enjoying the beautiful exhibit and sipped our cocktails for at least an hour. This was such a wonderful experience, we will def be back!

We are really excited to try this because it was advertised as a speakeasy, which was right next to…read morethe gallery restaurant that we have been to before and we like their food. It wasn't so much a speakeasy because it was not hidden, but that didn't really matter to us once we were there . The food was Asian themed and they had different drinks than the other restaurant next-door . I thought the focal point would be a bar in the middle of the restaurant, but there was never any bar that I could locate so that was also confusing. The food was really good. We had black garlic, deviled eggs, some tuna tartare and a lamb Ragu that was really good. So if you're looking for speakeasy, this is not really a speakeasy, but it has really good Asian food so just an FYI when browsing the Internet. The only reason I gave it four stars is because I was expecting one thing when I walked in and I got another, but we were pleasantly surprised with the food and drinks that we received so we will be back.