1. FOOD: The food is usually good, fresh, and served temp appropriate; however, the time between…read moreordering and being served has lengthened. My wife and I eat at Town Tavern twice weekly. Last week on Thursday, we waited at least twenty minutes for our meal, only then being told they "lost" the order due to a computer error. 2. SERVICE: Recently, many, if not all of the servers seem new. They're friendly, but I miss familiar faces--no explanation. 3. AMBIANCE: Much the same; however, the perimeter booths on the outside where we like to sit, are abominably uncomfortable. Sitting on rock-hard boards can be back-numbing (perhaps, the goal to keep the patrons from dawdling too long. 4. The hostesses and hosts are friendly and delightful. We enjoy be greeted as loyal patrons. Venessa is wonderful. 5. THE BAD: The check includes "suggested tips," no longer an uncommon annoyance adopted by many restaurants. Bad enough. What's outrageous is the calculation of the tip based on an amount the includes the sales tax. You may notice that I don't see any edible tax on the plate or in my drink. I recalculate, the tab, but find the practice deceitful. I also HATE the server coming to the table with the little electronic device that has the patron submit payment, while having to make the corrected calculation of the tab.

Clam chowder - 4.5 Service - 5.0…read more The have a great outdoor area where they permit dogs.

Wow, I just got charged $1.26 for a guy to pour me a beer in a plastic cup. 18% tip was…read moreautomatically added to the bill. I honestly don't get that. And the bartender said that is the way of the world is nowadays. NO IT ABSOLUTELY ISN'T. Tips are for good service not for pouring a beer into a plastic cup.

Had amazing service from the bartender last night March 1st around 8pm , drinks were affordable and…read moredelicious. The music was fun and i had a great time .

First time at one of these, never heard of it prior, we don't have it on the West coast. We loved…read moreit. My cheeseburger in queso was incredible, and I loved that they cooked it medium rare for me. My daughter loved her fried shrimp, good fries too. Service was friendly and efficient, I unfortunately don't remember the name of our server but she was very pleasant. Place inside is huge, TVs everywhere the eye can see with all sorts of sports on. My kind of place to hang!

We are locals and come to this Millers Ale House location in Kissimmee pretty often, so this review…read moreis based on multiple visits, not just one experience. Unfortunately, there seems to be a lot of staff turnover here, including management, and it's starting to show in the consistency of service. It's become pretty common for requests to get missed or orders to come out incorrectly. During our most recent visit, our server seemed overwhelmed or forgetful. Our order had a few issues, and we had to ask multiple times for sauces that were still forgotten. We also didn't receive drink refills, even though we were there for a while. We really want to keep supporting this location since it's convenient and we've had good experiences in the past, but the service has been inconsistent lately. Hoping things improve soon.

A group of us went here to watch the hockey playoffs. It was not the featured event, but they put…read morethe small TV on near our table so we had a clear view and put the sound on between the events advertised as being shown with sound, which we appreciated. The vibe was fun for sports fans overall and even better if you are there for the featured event and using the interactive bays. Our small TV had a glitch and kept resetting every 5 mins or so, which seemed to coincide with when action was happening in the game and got annoying, but there wasn't much that could be done aside from moving to another table after we were already set. The menu had fun theming and great variety with creative dishes. We got the potato pucks since we were there for hockey, street corn nachos, a pizza, and a salad. All were fine, and as other reviews shared, cost a bit more given the location in the heart of the touristy areas. We appreciated that they validate parking as well. Overall, it's a fun spot if you're there for the main sporting event and staff was kind and helpful.

Visited Stadium Club inside Caribe Royale and had a decent experience overall. The venue has two…read morefloors, but it's smaller than I expected. If you want guaranteed seating, I'd recommend reserving a table online in advance. Otherwise, bar seating is first come, first served. A nice perk is that parking is validated, so don't forget to bring your parking ticket inside. The restaurant is conveniently located in the main lobby, making it easy to find. The atmosphere is great for watching sports, with plenty of TVs throughout the space. However, be prepared for resort pricing. Beers start around $9, cocktails are about $15 and up, and most food items are $20 or more. They also automatically add an 18% service charge to every tab. I ordered the smash burger with fries, one beer, and one margarita. The burger was a bit dry, and my total came to $59 before any additional tip. Overall, it's a convenient place to catch a game if you're staying at the resort, but I personally expected a larger venue and felt the food and drinks didn't quite match the price.

We were in Orlando recently for a conference and my wife came with me. The conference was in the…read morehotel and my wife and I wanted a simple dinner that would be relaxed and not require leaving the property. We had been up since 2AM to fly in, so we wanted to hit the proverbial easybutton. What really stood out here was the service. Jackie (I hope I got her name right!) was an outstanding server. She was outgoing, friendly, engaging...just a wonderful person. So much so, that I went up to the host/est stand, spoke to the manager and let him know how great she was. We had a really good meal here and had pretty much apps; wings, nachos, salad. The food was really good. Cooked well, nicely seasoned and well presented. It was one of those evenings (well, probably early evenings given how long we had been awake!) where we went out for a meal and had a really fun experience.

We started with the parmesan-crusted onion rings, and they absolutely delivered. crispy and packed…read morewith flavor. I ordered the Cajun shrimp penne, it was good, but I wish it had more sauce. The focaccia bread on the side wasn't very fresh, which was a bit disappointing. My son enjoyed his smash burger, though the tater tots could've been crispier. My husband had the fish and chips, which were just okay, nothing special. Same goes for the buffalo wings. The highlight for me was the local beer brewed by Crooked Can using Gaylord Palms' local honey. so good and definitely worth trying! Service was great, and the restaurant is spacious with plenty of seating. On a Saturday night we waited about 40 minutes for a table, so I'd recommend making a reservation.

Nathan was amazing, he made great smalltalk, let me put in my food at halftime of the Knicks game,…read moreand even gave me some food recommendations. I absolutely loved it. He deserves a huge raise, not just for my experience, but he clearly knows what he's doing with other people. The place was great, lots of TV's and tables. I love the little Larry O'Bryan trophy pins that were given out! Lastly, again, Nathan was amazing, took a picture with him cause in just a few hours he felt like a friend. Amazing overall experience

We slipped into this restaurant after the movies for some dinner and were satisfied that we did…read more I ordered the Scorpion Burger (Pepper jack, pickled jalapeños, five pepper jam, arugula, vine-ripened tomato, scorpion pepper aioli) medium rare. The better half ordered the smoked cheddar mac n' cheese (Grilled chicken, bacon, smoked cheddar cheese sauce, cavatappi). The entrees were delivered, fresh and hot, in a timely manner. If you like spice the Scorpion Burger will not disappoint, as it did not disappoint me! It was very flavorful and a decent sized burger. Whomever cooked it hit the medium rare aspect perfectly. The wife really enjoyed her gourmet mac n' cheese as well. Service was above average. Attentive, but not annoying. This restaurant is pretty darn big, with a medium noise level (for those that wonder). We would gladly eat here again.

Wing tips to Jock Lindsey's Hangar Bar. This is not your ordinary bar, nor is their "bar food" menu…read moretypical. Sure, you can get a beer and a pretzel--including KY Bourbon Ale (which scores them extra points from this Ky girl)--but it's loaded with flavor and has smoky cheeses, salty meats and spicy pickles to satisfy all the tongue zones. It's a full meal! Wish I had known before ordering sliders and a flatbread, which were also delicious--but I ran out of room! Our server was as good as any flight crew could be and the aviation artifacts atmosphere was in step with a museum. I'll land here again soon.

Always a good time here. Love the theming in the place…read more Went for drinks which as always were big and strong. Ordered the mine car meatballs. You gotta try these. Service was great and the outdoor seating had great views of the harbor.

My girlfriends and I decided to give this place a try since we were in the area and craving some…read morebeer and finger food. They have a great variety of beers and the perfect appetizers to pair with them. Our servers were friendly and very helpful when it came to making recommendations. There are TVs and soft music playing in the background, which makes it easy to relax and chat with friends. In addition to finger foods, they also offer a wider selection of dishes. I'll definitely be coming back to try more of their beer options.

Overall very good beers and food. Service is great too. I had one IPA, Pacifically Inclined, IBU…read more68 it was way too bitter. Front Porch much better. I asked another guy and he said the same thing. I told the waiter about the bitter beer. It was too noisy last Wednesday due to music bingo avoid if possible. Highly recommend overall.