My husband had the pork chop. Very good choice for a non fish lover. It was thick with a sauce on…read moretop. He finished it all which is not the norm these days. I had the Orange Soy glazed Coho Salmon. It was so good I asked for more of the sauce for my rice. Besides the small ends of the fish, I cleaned my plate. We shared the flourless brownie. Yum! I would go again just for the brownie. What a treat! The service was very friendly and drinks served quickly. It wasn't too loud so we could converse without shouting. Bonefish is a good choice for a chain restaurant.

First, I would comment that the staff, including incredible server Keith, were outstanding. All…read morewere friendly, attentive and helpful. The food, however, has declined significantly since I ate there a few years ago. The BangBang shrimp was still quite good, but my Lily's chicken was rubbery and dry, and seemed to be one of those prepackaged cutlets that likely was microwaved. The broccoli was dry and overcooked, and the mashed potatoes were over salted and tasted like they were prepared from a dehydrated mix. My friend's MahiMahi was only so-so and disappointing. We hoped the Crème Brûlée would rescue the meal, but unfortunately, it was runny, overly sugared and poorly prepared. It makes me sad to write this review of a restaurant I once thought was great.

Robert at the bar is absolutely unmatchable. Coming from someone who has more than 15 years of…read moreexperience working in the restaurant and Bar, I just simply cannot compete. He is so unbelievably personable in such a natural way. So relatable and so nonchalantly real. I highly recommend!!

Service very nice and Mgmnt came to table and explained steak error.Did right by us there…read more.... Nice ambiance and comfortable. Very nice service over all. Steaks are so so. Bit salty and chewy. Pricey for quality of meat. Sides look like frozen veggies out of a bag . Mashed potatoes are yummy, but how can you mess those up. Bread pudding is a hard pass. Doesn't look or taste like bread pudding. Whisky poured on it is bitter and cheap. Ruined the dish for sure and too many chocolate chips in a bread pudding. Save the calories on this dish

One of the few places you can get great food and great drinks…read more The cup of bacon and the fried cheese were both great starters. The fried cheese is very different from your other standard cheeses or mozzarella sticks. The cheese is much more firm with a light fry. The cup of bacon is fatty, salty, with a tiny bit of sweetness. The ricotta gnocchi bolognese has some amazing fresh gnocchi. The bolognese sauce was okay so it's a fine dish but I probably wouldn't get it again. The duck poutine has delicious fresh fries that end up crisp topped with tons of cheese and gravy. Not a lot of duck, but a great poutine overall. Every item is always a treat and unique and makes me want to try the whole menu.

The place is laid out with plenty of tables and booths plus a sizable bar in the center of the…read morerestaurant with seating on both sides. I went solo and decided to sit at the bar where they had three bartenders that would rotate with all the customers making it very efficient and great coverage. The food was very inventive; not your typical fare even for a bistro. I started with the lobster tater tots that were served with ranch. He had the perfect amount of seafood flavor and a super crispy outer; I would recommend. Next, I had the ginger pork and crispy rice dish. This had a large helping of pork that did well with the Asian flavors and that crispy rice for texture; I would recommend. My final was the miso butterscotch tart. You can't go wrong with a dessert that has butterscotch, Biscoff, marshmallow and miso. The only criticism I could make was that the tart was pretty loose, but that did not take away from the flavor. To drink this place has lots of beer taps, a good selection of wine and plenty of interesting cocktails. I chose to have a couple beers and they were both very tasty. I would like to come back with additional people so that we could try more of the menu items. Unfortunately, it is an hour away from where I live, but the next time I find myself down in the springs, I will return.

Delicious, fresh sushi! Me and my friend absolutely loved our lunch here and the service was quick…read moreand very hospital! The restaurant is clean and has good vibes! This will definitely become my regular spot! Also, it was my first time trying hand rolls and they were excellent!! I will say, we arrived close to 3 and had no idea that they close from 3-4:30, but they served us all the same! At the end I realized and felt so bad but I must say that is amazing service!! 10/10 recommend this spot!!

I'm very disappointed in this all you can eat place. The waitress was so nice and y the soup and…read moregyoza were delicious. Unfortunately, the gross part was the rice. In the nigiri, the rice was way too over seasoned and it ruined my appetite. I got the dragon roll and it was pretty delicious and not salty. So it's weird that they use different rice. I would definitely not come here again. I'd rather buy expensive sushi.

Black Forest Bistro is phenomenal! My daughter suggested we go on a mother daughter & granddaughter…read moredate night . This place is small & reservations are required. This place was impressive from the minute we arrived till we departed from the restaurant. The server & server assistant & bartender were on point very professional , friendly & very attentive. Forgive me , I forgot their names but one young lady looked she was still in high but she was super sweet & attentive & our server was a Hispanic lady who was very attentive & efficient. We didn't get any full on dinners but appetizers & dessert & cocktails. The bartender suggested the house hot chocolate which was a totally clear no whip topping it was good but I preferred the key lime mule ! Sushi ( ahi) nachos (absolute favorite ) and steak bites w/ a cheese dip & sticky noodles & key lime mule which my daughter bragged about & it was absolutely delicious & amazing! I would definitely order that drink again ! It honestly looked too pretty to drink . We had lemon type of cake & my daughter didn't care for it . I thought it was good but not unique but it was worth a try , When we're back in town I'm making sure my husband will try this bistro out ! We thoroughly enjoyed the service & the food & we will definitely be coming back .

This place was awesome! We came for the cheese wheel experience and it didn't disappoint…read more Only negatives are it can take a while to get the cheese wheel as there's only one wheel for the whole restaurant, and the restaurant is tiny and it gets loud at dinner time. The appetizer special was burrata with prosciutto and bread which was phenomenal. The cheese wheel was really good and obviously had LOTS of cheese. I recommend adding the meatballs or lobster if you like that. Desserts were par for the course: chocolate cake and cheesecake when we went. Definitely recommend!

We drove all the way to Colorado Springs specifically to experience the Stranger Things pop-up…read moredinner at the Wobbly Ollie, and I can honestly say--it did not disappoint. From the moment you walk in, the immersion is incredible. The outside is set up as Castle Byers, and then you walk through a short hallway designed to look like the middle school dance floor from Season 2. Right away, you know they put real thought into the details. Once you enter the main seating area, it gets even better. They had Chrissy on the ceiling from Season 4 (yes, that scene), the couch from the Byers' house, and the iconic alphabet wall with the Christmas lights. Our table even had a Pac-Man game built in that we could play while we waited--such a cool touch. The themed menu was great, with a whole lineup of Stranger Things-inspired drinks. I ordered the waffle sliders, which are tiny waffles with a burger inside, served with fries. They were absolutely delicious--perfectly sweet and savory at the same time. My son ordered the large TV-tray-style plate inspired by the show, complete with turkey and gravy, stuffing, green bean casserole, and more. Everything on his plate was genuinely delicious and comforting. Even though the Stranger Things pop-up is no longer available (they rotate themes--SpongeBob is currently up), I'm so glad we made the drive. The experience was fun, immersive, the food was solid, and we got a ton of great pictures. I would absolutely do it all over again and can't wait to see what theme they roll out next. If you enjoy themed dining experiences, the Wobbly Ollie is 100% worth the trip.

Came for an early dinner and was seated immediately. It then took close to 15 minutes to get a…read moredrink order. Their cocktail selection was quite vast and half price during happy hour. Order the pork tenderloin and the rum dmc. The food was pretty good but the drink just tasted like a gimlet (no coconut or mango). The mangos on fire was a bit better but still a bit bitter. The service was horrible! With only one waitress for the entire dining room AND shuttling people to the hidden speakeasy bar hidden inside, I barely saw her twice in an hour. Won't come back unless the service improved.

Our waitress, Yuki, was incredibly friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. She…read moreprovided excellent service and made our dining experience even more enjoyable. The food was delicious, and we will definitely be back. The restaurant itself was nice and clean overall. The only areas that could use some improvement were the bathrooms, and the trash cans could be emptied more frequently. Other than that, everything was great, and I look forward to returning again soon.

We were visiting COS and my kids wanted sushi. I know, I know. You're thinking, "They wanted sushi…read morein a city that sits near enough in the center of a land locked state that is itself in the middle of a drought? Who are these kids!?" Well, that's par for the course with my family. They'd beg me to take them to Mars and upon arrival demand we go to the beach. Well, obviously I couldn't deliver on the latter, but I could deliver on the former. Even though you could make a legitimate argument that my decision contributed to the very drought situation this state is in. Anyways to the review. We ordered dinner from Sushi Ato. We chose this restaurant because 1. It was close to where we were staying and 2. it had more than the minimum number of stars to reassure me that the sushi is fresh. Our order consisted of two Philadelphia rolls, two Caterpillar rolls, an Alaskan Snow roll. We also got a Spicy Chicken Miso Ramen and the Seared Cajun Tuna. Unfortunately, we ordered takeout so I can't comment on the service. However, I did go inside and the restaurant nice. I'm thinking great for a date. It was spacious, nice afternoon sun, lots of windows, quiet. Certainly nicer than a box sit down restaurant. What I lack in dining knowledge about Sushi Ato I can make up for in food quality, quantity, and cost. First, food quality seemed good to me. All of the sushi looked, smelled and, tasted fresh. All of the rolls were a standard size with six to eight pieces. Our rolls by themselves fed one and a half adult females, one newly minted teenager, and a four year old. As for the prices, to me they were what I expected, about $13 to $15 per roll. As for the non-sushi items, the Seared Cajun Tuna was delicious. Cooked well, with a nice pink on the inside and well spiced on the outside. IMO the Cajun spices were more flavorful than spicy (hot). The only bad part, as is the case with most takeout, was that it was not overly pleasing to the eyes sitting in its takeout container. Lastly, the Spicy Chicken Miso Raman was tasty and not overly spicy. Furthermore, when we opened the container there was a ton of food. I bet two adults could make a good dinner out of this bowl, maybe with an appetizer or two. However, our bowl fed the other half of the adult female and our second newly minted teenager. But that's saying something! Teenagers are good at bringing their A game to a table and this one is no different. But, the bowl held its own and she walked away satisfied. Overall, I recommend Sushi Ato. Is it going to knock your sox off, maybe or maybe not. But, if you're jonesing for some sushi or a nice ramen bowl and you happen to be in Colorado Springs, on the north east side of the city you're in luck! Because that's right where it is!

This is a great deal for the price. Especially if you have hungry humans in your party. The meat is…read morewell cooked and flavorful. The salad bar has about everything you could wish and the Brazilian lemonades are top notch. Passion fruit and raspberry are my personal favorites. This is one of our go to stops in Colorado Springs and in the past we've attended their chefs night, where we got to try delicacies from different regions, which was a lot of fun. Wheelchair accessibility: in general this restaurant is actually very accessible. The front doors are heavy and there's a double door set up but plenty of room between the two doors to navigate. The front desk is very high so someone in a shorter chair or short statured might have a harder time getting someone's attention. The door to the bathroom is very light and there's an accessible stall, but the soap in the bathroom is out of reach. The largest impediment to your culinary experience would probably be that the salad bar counter is too high for an average wheelchair user or little person. I'm sure the staff would help or you could have somebody in your party assist, but it would be difficult to navigate on your own. There are several accessible parking spots.

We went to this place a few weeks ago for my 66th birthday. It had a pleasant environment and it…read morelooked very clean. They have a very nice salad bar, with side dishes to go along with the meat. We love Brazilian barbecues, and I've been going to them for almost all of my adult life. The problem with this place, at least for us, is that they hardly brought us any beef. We were there for almost a half hour before the first guy came by with meat. He gave me a little sliver of sirloin that was about the size of half a strip of bacon. About 15 minutes later somebody gave me a cold chunk of turkey wrapped in bacon. And then somebody came by with some roasted pineapple which we weren't interested in. Suffice it to say, we only got small little slivers of beef, and this was frustrating because what we did receive tasted great, but they hardly ever came by and the slices they gave us were extremely small. We were basically starving to death and so we ended up having to feed ourselves from the salad bar. I had a black bean soup that was pretty good, and a salad. I would say in the hour and a half we were there I didn't get 6 ounces of beef. My wife and daughters had given up in pretty much up on waiting for meat and they just snacked on the salad bar stuff. So they got even less. Given the price point on this lunch, it was not a good deal at all. I mentioned to one of the guys who cut the meat at the table that we really wanted some more steak. He gave a very insolent response, with a scowl and a shrug of the shoulders. Very bad vibes. Would I go here again? Maybe we just caught the place on a bad day. But there were only a handful of other patrons there while we were there, and so I don't know why the service was so horrible. It was not a good experience and it wasn't worth even a fraction of what we paid. This was more of a salad bar experience than it was a Brazilian barbecue. I maybe would try this place one more time because I love Brazilian barbecues, and to the best of my knowledge there are none other in the area. But overall it was a very bad experience and I only give it two stars because the salad bar was acceptable.