2/5 James B. 9 months ago on Google
Short
review:
Great
atmosphere,
but
way
overpriced
for
what
you
get.
Service
was
slow
and
inattentive.
Food
was
very
similar
to
any
chain
steakhouse
like
Longhorn
or
Texas
Roadhouse,
but
two
to
three
times
the
price.
I
advise
skipping
the
summit.
Long
review:
Went
on
a
Saturday
night
at
9
and
the
place
is
split
between
restaurant
and
bar.
The
restaurant
side
was
nearly
empty,
but
as
we
were
shown
to
our
booth
we
saw
several
tables
that
had
not
been
cleared.
Our
booth
was
clean
and
once
the
hostess
seated
us
our
waitress
arrived
to
ask
what
we
wanted
to
drink.
There
was
only
one
other
table
on
the
restaurant
side
that
had
people
eating
and
they
left
around
the
time
we
ordered
our
appetizer.
While
waiting
for
our
appetizer
they
brought
bread,
not
a
basket
of
rolls
or
some
unique
flavorful
delight,
my
wife
and
I
were
served
via
tongs
a
sing
flat
roll.
It
was
the
most
plain
bread
we've
ever
had
at
a
restaurant.
Was
the
same
flavor
and
texture
as
the
heel
of
a
cheap
loaf
of
white
bread
at
the
grocery
store.
We
ordered
fried
shrimp
which
came
with
thai
chili
sauce
and
a
lime
aioli.
It
arrived
with
a
decent
amount
of
shrimp
for
two
people,
but
the
shrimp
was
the
same
as
any
fried
shrimp
you
would
receive
at
any
chain
restaurant.
The
sauces
were
not
very
good.
The
"Thai
chili
sauce"
tasted
like
ketchup
with
a
little
Thai
chili
paste
mixed
in.
The
aioli
had
no
lime
flavor
at
all,
it
just
tasted
like
mayonnaise,
an
aioli
shouldn't
just
taste
like
straight
up
mayo.
For
our
entree
I
ordered
the
Angus
filet
with
smashed
loaded
potatoes
and
my
wife
ordered
the
fish
and
chips.
The
texture
of
the
smashed
potatoes
was
great,
but
it
had
cheap
processed
cheese
and
bacon,
it
was
salted
well,
but
had
no
other
flavor
or
seasoning.
For
a
plate
that
costs
$38.99
and
only
comes
with
one
side
I'd
expect
the
side
to
be
amazing.
They
could
have
at
least
put
some
pepper
on
it.
As
for
the
steak,
it
was
cooked
very
well,
but
the
taste,
quality,
and
size
of
the
steak
were
exactly
what
I've
had
from
Longhorn
and
other
steak
houses
where
the
filet
costs
$22-$26.
My
wife
had
the
fish
and
chips.
I
tried
both
and
found
the
fries
to
be
rather
strange.
It
had
no
potato
texture
at
all,
it
was
as
if
they
fried
the
batter
into
a
french
fry
shape
without
using
a
potato.
It
wasn't
bad
tasting,
but
it
just
seemed
like
eating
fried
batter.
The
fish
was
fine,
rather
plain.
My
wife
often
orders
fish
and
chips
when
it's
available
and
she
found
it
rather
average.
The
price
at
$22.99
was
well
above
average.
As
for
the
service,
being
the
only
ones
in
the
restaurant
side
we
needed
our
waitress
a
few
times,
but
she
was
either
nowhere
to
be
found
or
was
chatting
with
the
hostess
by
the
front
door.
Mid
meal
a
busboy
finally
began
to
clean
the
other
tables
and
when
we
were
ready
to
leave
we
had
to
go
and
ask
him
to
find
our
waitress
so
we
could
get
our
check
and
leave.
It
was
ten
minutes
between
asking
him
to
find
her
and
her
arriving
at
our
table.
In
the
end
we
enjoyed
the
atmosphere,
but
atmosphere
does
not
make
it
worth
paying
$100
for
2
people
to
eat
food
you
could
get
at
any
place
that
serves
steak
or
fish.
If
you're
in
the
mood
for
this
type
of
food,
I
recommend
getting
more
flavor
for
less
money,
save
some
money
and
hit
a
chain,
better
service,
same
or
better
quality
food,
but
more
of
it
and
your
wallet
will
thank
you,
digital
or
otherwise.
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