Cheeseburger in Paradise
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remaxrealtor
Guest
Or in the flat tops at 11:30......Penn said:I think she wants to meet you down by the lake.
I'll check in with Big Momma to see if she will accompany me! 
Pushrod
Patriot
Okay, we bit the bullet and tried the restuarant yesterday evening. It $ucked!
After having to wait over a half hour to get seated in the place where it looked like half the tables weren't being used, we were seated at a table in a high traffic area.
We waited nearly another 20 minutes for waitress to come by and at least take drink orders. When none came we finally asked one nearby and she goes to check. We hear her behind us asking the rest of the staff who's table we are and they are all "it's not my table". Finally we get moved to a table in a less trafficy area that has a waitress that goes with it. We go through the slow process of ordering our food.
I will say that my blackened fish sandwhich was good, my wife wasn't too impressed with her chicken sandwhich. We both said we would never go back.
After having to wait over a half hour to get seated in the place where it looked like half the tables weren't being used, we were seated at a table in a high traffic area.
We waited nearly another 20 minutes for waitress to come by and at least take drink orders. When none came we finally asked one nearby and she goes to check. We hear her behind us asking the rest of the staff who's table we are and they are all "it's not my table". Finally we get moved to a table in a less trafficy area that has a waitress that goes with it. We go through the slow process of ordering our food.
I will say that my blackened fish sandwhich was good, my wife wasn't too impressed with her chicken sandwhich. We both said we would never go back.
Penn
Dancing Up A Storm
I remember the Outback Restaurant being like that for the first few months.
The staff needs time to get things straightened out, about waitressing, table assignments, etc.
After our first visit, I said to my date: we're not going back there for a while. Too much chaos.
It's a lot better now, as you all know.
The staff needs time to get things straightened out, about waitressing, table assignments, etc.
After our first visit, I said to my date: we're not going back there for a while. Too much chaos.
It's a lot better now, as you all know.
J
juggy4805
Guest
Yesterday was my first time going there for lunch. The burger was pretty good but was really greasy. The dining area looks great though.
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LexiGirl75
100% Goapele Head!
I think I want to get a part-time job here. Sounds fun and so busy that tips would be awesome since I am a Virgo and we are perfectionists and very nurturing. And the fact that I have no restaurant skills won't matter. 
It's either this or stripping.
It's either this or stripping.
LexiGirl75
100% Goapele Head!
Oh and I have a few questions for those who have dined there. I want to mainly know how do they keep the children protected from exposure to those under the influence. So...
1) For the purpose of bringing children how close is the main dining room to the bar or is there a separate area for those with children?
2) Has anyone seen someone get plastered there at any time of the day, even mildly plastered?
3) Is the tipsy-ness from the drinks too much for children to witness if a patron seems tipsy?
4) What is the seating arrangements and floorplan of the restaurant like (booths, tables and chairs, big tables, etc.)?
5) Has anyone dined (or know anyone who has) at any other Jimmy Buffet restaurants like the ones in FL?
TIA
1) For the purpose of bringing children how close is the main dining room to the bar or is there a separate area for those with children?
2) Has anyone seen someone get plastered there at any time of the day, even mildly plastered?
3) Is the tipsy-ness from the drinks too much for children to witness if a patron seems tipsy?
4) What is the seating arrangements and floorplan of the restaurant like (booths, tables and chairs, big tables, etc.)?
5) Has anyone dined (or know anyone who has) at any other Jimmy Buffet restaurants like the ones in FL?
TIA
Oz
You're all F'in Mad...
LexiGirl75 said:Oh and I have a few questions for those who have dined there. I want to mainly know how do they keep the children protected from exposure to those under the influence. So...
1) For the purpose of bringing children how close is the main dining room to the bar or is there a separate area for those with children?
2) Has anyone seen someone get plastered there at any time of the day, even mildly plastered?
3) Is the tipsy-ness from the drinks too much for children to witness if a patron seems tipsy?
4) What is the seating arrangements and floorplan of the restaurant like (booths, tables and chairs, big tables, etc.)?
5) Has anyone dined (or know anyone who has) at any other Jimmy Buffet restaurants like the ones in FL?
TIA
CableChick
Loved
Oz said:
Pete
Repete
I took my 9 year old. He got tipsy but didn't bother anyone.LexiGirl75 said:Oh and I have a few questions for those who have dined there. I want to mainly know how do they keep the children protected from exposure to those under the influence. So...
1) For the purpose of bringing children how close is the main dining room to the bar or is there a separate area for those with children?
2) Has anyone seen someone get plastered there at any time of the day, even mildly plastered?
3) Is the tipsy-ness from the drinks too much for children to witness if a patron seems tipsy?
4) What is the seating arrangements and floorplan of the restaurant like (booths, tables and chairs, big tables, etc.)?
5) Has anyone dined (or know anyone who has) at any other Jimmy Buffet restaurants like the ones in FL?
TIA
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Ben Dover
Guest
I have been to the bar area a couple of times and don't see what the problem is with kids being in the area near the bar.
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juggy4805
Guest
PrepH4U said:
Yeah, my keyboard sucks.
