4/5 Joseph F. 2 years ago on Google
Could
very
easily
be
5
starts
but
a
few
things
made
the
keg
earn
4
this
time.
The
ambiance
is
always
great
here,
with
large
comfy
booths.
Our
waiter
was
perhaps
"too
formal".
His
personallity
was
slightly
overbearing
and
made
my
wife
a
little
uncomfortable;
almost
as
if
he
was
also
an
actor
when
he
wasn't
waiting
tables.
He
must
have
said
"cheers"
about
20
times..
My
wife
loved
her
gin
lemonade,
and
the
keg
classic
was
a
good
whiskey
drink.
My
Shirley
temple
had
great
flavor
and
three
cherries
(most
places
mess
up
this
simple
drink).
The
bread
and
whipped
butter
here
is
some
of
the
best
bread
and
butter
you
can
find
at
a
restaurant.
The
baked
brie
is
a
good
portion
for
two
to
split
it.
Nice
and
creamy
cheese
and
the
pesto
and
jam
were
great
compliments.
Nice
and
crispy
tostinis
too.
I
loved
the
French
onion
soup
(8.9
out
of
10),
which
is
my
"must
order"
menu
item
if
available
wherever
I
go.
I
wish
they
used
gruere
over
Swiss,
but
the
broth
had
an
amazing
beefy
flavor
and
the
onions
were
a
sweet
compliment.
My
wife's
teriyaki
steak
was
ordered
medium,
but
was
medium
well,
if
not
well
done..
Also
was
very
charred
on
the
outside
and
lacked
teriyaki
flavor.
The
waiter
offered
us
a
side
of
teriyaki
sauce
(unprovoked)
as
if
it's
a
common
request
for
the
dish.
My
prime
rib,
though,
was
rather
perfect.
I
got
the
22
Oz.
Option
that
is
not
listed
on
the
menu.
Very
tender,
perfectly
medium
rare
and
the
au
jus
was
very
pleasant.
The
twice
baked
potato
was
out
of
this
world
delicious..
And
the
fried
onion
strings
worked
beautifully
with
the
dish.
Our
creme
brulee
dessert
took
almost
25
minutes
to
come
out
which
was
definitely
a
minus.