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    Oakland Cafe & Minimart

    4.5 (4 reviews)
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    The specials for the day are always great, but the bacon cheeseburger and onion rings are the best in the shoals.

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    Lost Pizza - Spinach & Artichoke Dip  A sad, sad spinach & artichoke dip.

    Lost Pizza

    4.4(40 reviews)
    7.5 mi
    $$

    In town for a visit, stopped by Lost Pizza because of a friend's recommendation…read more Clean with a funky vibe. You go up to the bar and order then grab a seat. I ordered the thin crust "Beekeeper" and my wife built her own. We grabbed the small, individual sizes. Got our drinks and grabbed a seat. Plenty of TVs and nice music, sort of a sports bar type feel. Pizza came out fairly quickly. Not super thin, but a light cracker type crust. Cupping pepperoni was crisp and flavorful. Cheese was smooth and rich. Honey drizzle gave a hint of sweet. Basil should have been placed after the cook but was still good. Undercarriage was a little light but still crisp. My wife got the Alfredo base with pepperoni and pineapple. Her words "I have found my new favorite pizza place!" Pizza felt like a mix between New York and Bar style. Both pizzas were great, only complaint was I should have gotten a medium. For dessert we grabbed the chocolate chip cookie with vanilla ice cream and drizzled with chocolate and caramel. Very good. Not over cooked, still gooey in the middle! Overall excellent meal! Will be back!

    Food was awesome! The service was great and everyone has a great attitude! Ambiance is always great…read moreand I could hang out here all day. They accidentally made a thin crust pizza when we ordered thick, but quickly fixed a new one when we told them. Way better than The Pie Factory!

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    360 Grille - Amuse Buche

    360 Grille

    4.1(188 reviews)
    9.6 mi
    $$$

    Food was amazing i had the saltimbocca and a lobster tail and my fiancé had the the mixed grill, my…read moresister had the new york strip with a lobster tail. The swordfish and lobster were amazing !! Chicken was juicy too. my sisters both had dessert they were beautiful and pretty tasty i'd say.

    More like 3-6-oh no…read more What went wrong? 1. Made reservations for 7 pm, hoping to enjoy a little of the scenery (you know, a spinning restaurant up in the cloud's whole vibe?). Arrived at hostess stand at 6:55. Told our table was being prepared and we could wait there at the entrance or go in the bar. We chose to go to the bar. Ordered drinks. Waited. And waited. I went back to the hostess stand where the manager was now standing and asked how our reservation was coming, as I watched the last bit of color slip from the sky. "Just a few more moments...we're setting your table up." Seated us at 7:17. It was completely dark outside. Nothing to see. And the kicker? The restaurant was not full. There were available tables. The way they kept telling us they were getting our table ready, one would think they had a box from ikea back there they were assembling. 2. When I made the reservation, it asked "are you celebrating anything special?" Yes. A birthday! My daughter's 22nd. And we've come to this resort and this restaurant for a fun girls getaway. Did you do anything to mark the occasion? Did the host or server comment? No. Was a piece of cake offered? No. Did we ourselves have to ask to see a dessert menu? That happened. 3. The server asked if this was our first time visiting the restaurant. "It is," I replied, looking out at the dark expanse and seeing my reflection. Did she offer any fun facts about this unique experience? The history? How fast it spins? How long it takes to make a full revolution? Squat. Did she walk us through the menu? No. She mumbled through the catch of the day and a steak. That was it. 4. Ordered. Sitting there waiting on our food and noticing everyone else had bread baskets on their table. Flagged our server down. "Could we get some bread?" "Oh...huh...they should have brought you some. Yeah, I'll get that." 3-5 minutes later, she returned with an assortment of bread and crackers and a dish of butter. Honestly, that was maybe the best part of the meal. 5. Because we were miraculously still in a celebratory mood and wanted dessert, we asked for a dessert menu. Ordered 2 items which came boxed up and in a bag. We had asked for cutlery as we were hotel guests and didn't want to get back to the room and eat like hobos. As we were walking out, I saw we didn't have the requested cutlery and stopped at the hostess stand. 6. Two aloof hostess girls and the manager were there. To the manager, I asked "could you please get me the cutlery I requested but was not given?" He went in the back. Then Twiddle Dee smiled and asked "how was everything?" Sis, word of advice. Don't ask questions for which you're not prepared for the answer. "Not good. Not good at all." She just looked at me. I continued. "We waited 20 minutes to be seated, missed seeing the view, service was lackluster...and do y'all not do anything for birthdays?" Then she told me about a birthday package where a guest can indicate they're celebrating a birthday, pay an extra fee, and get some piece of cake and fanfare. The manager returned with our cutlery. I pointed out to him that Dee needs to stop asking people how their meals were and then not know what to do with the answers. But it was apparent he was just as ill-versed. His response was "I'm sorry. Who was your server?" I don't know and honestly, what difference does it make now? The kicker? The dessert I ordered was crème brûlée. One of my favorites (when done well). But not easily transported. Because it was most likely prepared in a ramekin they didn't want to part with, they dumped it into a take out container. Upside down, rumpled. When I opened the box, it looked like someone had already eaten it. Perfect ending to this dumpster fire of a night. Do better.

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