Went here with my kids this week for dinner as invited guests. We were told many good things about the place prior to this, so were happy to check it out. I am really only writing this because the restaurant info says it is good for kids, which is a big stretch of the truth and because of the really poor service and some subpar food.\n\nIt does not have a kids menu, does not have kids items on any menu, and when I asked the waitress if they had a kids menu, she looked annoyed, showed us the appetizer menu and said they could order off that. Not really what I expect from a restaurant that says it is good for kids. \n\nThe live music was actually pretty good. It wasn't my type of music (catering to seniors), but the guy had a good voice, was a good musician and it was fun to see all of the people dancing.\n\nOur friends and family enjoyed their food and although my kids ended up having $11.00 and $12.00 entrees since they had no other choice, they did like their meat but not the veggies or sides. $23.00 for them to have a few bites of chicken was not what I am used to paying at a casual restaurant. The free ice cream at the end of the meal was also nice, although they charged me for mine. \n\nThe biggest issue I had other than no kids food was the service was very slow and all around just bad (not sure we ever really had a waitress/waiter since a couple different people waited on us, but for the most part ignored us, acting too busy). After talking to the owner (a very nice guy), it improved. \n\nMy corn beef sandwich was the only really bad food of the night and was borderline edible. I got down half of it because I was hungry, but It was some type of strange pre-packaged flat lunch meat that I have never seen before and was a little wet and weird tasting. I have had reubens and corn beef at a lot of grills and restaurants, but none has ever looked or tasted as weird as this meat. If I were the owner, I would immediately change the corned beef brand. I did ask more than once for a to-go box, so I could take the other half back to my doggie, but never got one - due to the poor service. I ended up having to leave the other half of the sandwich on the table.\n\nSince their clientele seems to be at least 90% seniors in the nearby retirement communities, I would say not catering to kids is kind of expected, so please don't say you do on your restaurant info or you could add some kids items on a cheap paper menu that you can print-out in your back office. This wouldn't take long and you could actually make some parents and grandparents happy.
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