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United States, Restaurants
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United States, Restaurants
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Confidence
95,335 reviews analyzed across 2 platforms.
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Complaint signal
1.3%
Praise signal
9.2%
Complaint signal
1.9%
Praise signal
16.1%
Coverage
1151 insight pages mention Location in this scope.
Signal strength
Complaint signal is 1.6% across available platforms.
Praise signal is 12.6% across available platforms.
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"To the Management Team at The Capital Grille, As frequent guests of Capital Grille, we have always held your establishments in high regard. However, our recent visit to the Miami location for a party of eight was deeply disappointing and fell far below the standards we expect from your brand. Out of eight entrées, six were served incorrectly. The issues ranged from two fish dinners and multiple side dishes arriving cold, to steaks being served overcooked or raw/purple. The most egregious failure involved my daughter’s filet mignon: after being sent back because it was raw, the manager returned the exact same piece of cut meat to the table without ensuring it was cooked properly. The steak required a third attempt to be cooked to the ordered medium temperature. Furthermore, all side dishes and another steak were served on cold plates. The service was equally lacking. Despite having two bottles of wine at the table, we were forced to refill our own glasses throughout the night. While the manager on duty assured us the situation would be rectified, the execution of the replacement dishes was consistently poor. Given our long-standing history with Capital Grille, this experience was shocking. At this time, we do not have plans to return to the Miami location
$35 for tiny pieces of oxtail. lol never again. At some point you’ll have fooled everyone in the Orlando area and you’ll go out of business.
1st time Place was great Food and Service was Awesome Parking was a little tough
Excellent service and a warm atmosphere
***$3 MIND BLOWING TACOS*** First of, I eat meat and didn't care that this place is vegan. The flavors are amazing! Affordable, flavorful, in a fun neighborhood to explore, and you feel really good after eating it. Please go out of your way to make it here. What we ordered: EL PASTOR TACO: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (WOW) BARBACOA TACO: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ MUSHROOM ASADA TACO: ⭐⭐ ASADA FRIES: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
**About the Location:** Luke Lobsters is conveniently nestled inside the bustling City Center in Miami, providing easy access with available parking in the garage. The restaurant itself is neat and clean, creating a pleasant atmosphere for dining; however, it tends to be somewhat empty, which can make the experience feel a bit isolated. The staff members are friendly and notably helpful, adding a welcoming and approachable vibe to the place. **About the Food:** The seafood flight offered at Luke Lobsters showcases a variety of meats, including half rolls of lobster, crab, and shrimp. The ingredients are noteworthy: the lobster meat is fresh, sourced directly from Maine, and the crab meat hails from Quebec's Jonah crab. The presentation is appealing, but all the rolls arrived cold, which was unexpected and somewhat disappointing as I anticipated them to be at least lukewarm. The lobster and crab were enjoyable, though the shrimp didn’t quite hit the mark for me. Overall, while the quality of the seafood is commendable, there’s room for improvement in terms of serving temperature and shrimp flavor for a more satisfying experience. A solid 3-star rating reflects the mix of positives and areas for growth.
This was hands down one of the most disappointing dining experiences my family and I have ever had. From the moment we walked in, things felt off. The restaurant was barely busy, yet we waited about 10 minutes just to be seated. Once we sat down, it took nearly 10 more minutes for our server, Jameel G., to even acknowledge us. In that time, we’d already picked out our appetizers and entrées—still no water, no check-in, nothing. We had to flag down other staff members just to ask if someone was assigned to our table. When the server finally appeared, he dropped off chips, poured water, took the appetizer order, and disappeared again. He returned after our appetizer arrived, only to quickly pass by with a “how’s everything?” and vanish once more. It felt like we were on our own the entire time. Then, things got worse. My daughter found a piece of hair in her drink. We tried to bring it to a manager’s attention—but couldn’t even locate one. After a few minutes, we asked a staff member to notify the manager, who was apparently standing up front. It still took another 5 minutes before he came over. When he finally arrived, he apologized and said he’d “take care of us.” But it felt more like a scripted performance than real hospitality. Suddenly, the whole staff came alive—busboys cleaning, the server reappearing—because the manager was watching. But once he left, it was back to neglect. Even at the end, our server refused to refill our water. No apology. No real effort to make things right. Just pulled out his handheld payment device, processed our bill, and walked away. I think the expectation was because he was standing there, I'd be pressured into tipping him the suggested 20-25%. There was a 15% discount applied to our $68.35 check, totaling $11.32—but that small comp did not begin to make up for the lack of care and the unsanitary experience. Date of visit: May 24, 2025 Check #275 | Table 17 | Server: Jameel G.
We have been going to Trails End for more than 35 years. Sadly Disney management has done a great job of destroying a Fort Wilderness institution. The food at Trails End used to be some of the best food on Disney property, with one of the best buffets of comfort food around in my own opinion. Now Disney food management has turned Trails End into a quick service stop that has dropped the food quality considerably. This is so sad to see. This restaurant was a hub for great food and fun times while staying at Fort Wilderness. Once again progress in reverse here at Disney. This should not have happened. The food was good, now it is almost laughable. The cornbread here was a staple that you could always enjoy, now its not even recognizable. Food here used to be made from scratch and by caring people. That is now all gone. Another "quick service". That is not something you need at Fort Wilderness. Lots of people truly enjoyed coming to Trails End after day at the parks or swimming for an enjoyable dinner and a nice time sitting down with other guests. Enjoying good comfort food. While the cast members are very nice it just can't make up for Disney ruining something that had so much nostalgia. Shame on you.
Hello Id love some under Cooked pasta with a half glass of wine!! This pretty much summed up my experience at Riccardo Trattoria. Zagat claimed “think-you’re-in-Italy”. Well not so much. I have been to Italia several times and the scam they have fooling people in Lincoln park seems to be working. Small portions with far from superior seafood seamed to be the norm at this establishment. Take my advice if you want authentic Italian food seek else where in Chicago, your money will be better spent.
We went to Capa to celebrate our anniversary. Our experience was wonderful from start to finish. This is an anniversary celebration we will treasure. We were warmly greeted and seated in a quiet, charming area. We had a terrific view of the setting sun We were treated to champagne. The food was delicious. My wife and I had steak which was cooked to perfection. Our waiter, Andre, was marvelous. The manager introduced herself and not only gave us a fantastic desert wine, but explained it to us because it was so tnteresting and delicious. Her hospitality overall was incredible Not enough stars in the sky to give this restaurant.
My wife and I did the tasting menu in late February of this year. Two people. Once arriving at the restaurant you are ushered to a private elevator to a second-floor private function area. The tasting menu is not conducted in the normal restaurant. The first room, a large corner room with high ceilings , big windows and fun artwork and music was overlooking Clark Street. Here we enjoyed wonderful appetizers such as tortilla soup, Oysters with some spice and empanada and wine. We then were escorted to the library, another private dining area which includes a small kitchen where the chefs prepared the food before us. The dining area seated 14 total and once again social distancing was practiced. The service was perfect. The food, many courses, is is presented alone or optionally paired with wine or tequila, was simply outstanding. Not enough adjectives can be used to describe the quality , flavors and creativity and preparation. It was simply one of the top five meals My wife and I have ever enjoyed. The volume of food by the end was good as well and they were sensitive to dietary restrictions. Chef Bayless even made a surprise appearance and stopped at every table to chat and take pictures when desired. My wife and I will do this again in a heartbeat when we get back to Chicago once the menu changes. What a special night!
Like others, we have eaten here several times; and have always had a good experience. The restaurant is still the beautiful and modern setting we remember from yrs past. The location is just off the lobby at the Wyndham Grand Hotel, which is convenient for anyone staying at the Wyndham resort. The decor is clean, and inviting; and even has a fresh fish display, and a sushi chef on hand... This visit, we dined on a Saturday night, and was near dead: Maybe 12 people total, counting our 5. The menu is very limited at this time, which is a downer. A few of the better options, that we remember from before, are no longer available. We opted for the fresh snapper, the fillet with potato, and the crab Mac n cheese. Honestly, I can’t remember what the grandkids ordered(crab Mac n cheese, and sliders, maybe?)... Everything was good, with the snapper stealing the show. We also grabbed a spicy tuna roll, which was excellent. Everything here tasted fresh to say the least. Service here has always been excellent. This visit was no different. Our waitress worked hard to keep everything coming to the table on time, and the glasses full. She also helped us make a nice selection on our wine, which we appreciated. Service gets a 5+ this go around. Overall, we love this place. I’ve rated it a 5 in most of my reviews, but this visit, I’m on the fence. Though I have no real complaints, the limited menu is tough to deal with. I miss the actual menu, which offered an array of fresh dishes. And, while I understand the short staff with this covid thing still hanging around, it still makes it frustrating. Either way, I do recommend trying Deep Blu, if you’re staying near Wyndham Grand, or the Wyndham time-shares at Bonnet Creek. Note: If you are staying at the Hilton or Waldorf Astoria at Bonnet Creek; or even the new JW Marriott, it’s a relatively short walk as well. We’ve done it before ourselves... Enjoy
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Food was so so .service and atmosphere great ..parking is a bit of a challenge ..bring your walking shoes
Review rating: 5.0
Simply the best restaurant in the Inland Empire. From the moment you walk in, you are greeted by the incredibly personal staff and enveloped in a cozy modern atmosphere. Soon, you'll drink the best cocktails you've ever had, and you'll eat food that is delicious and simply made with love. This is truly a restaurant where you can safely order off the special menu every time, but the standards are incredible too, and so is the Sunday brunch! "When you're here, you're family" is a trademarked line from another restaurant, but Nuno's makes it a reality.
Review rating: 5.0
Hotel away from everything except building sites. Food and drink of poor quality. Al la carte restaurants again very limited selection but nice atmosphere. Egyptian restaurant did same food as in the daytime and was self service. Very noticeable that if you were a good tipper you got better service. Some staff very rude and lazy. Entertainment was poor even by Egyptian standards. Grounds were best thing about the hotel. This was our 5th visit to Egypt and did not compare to our previous experiences. Would definitely not recommend or return to this hotel.
Review rating: 3.0
The staff were working happily together and very helpful to us. Therefore there was an excellent atmosphere. The food was superb. Best tuna tartare ever.
Review rating: 5.0
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"To the Management Team at The Capital Grille, As frequent guests of Capital Grille, we have always held your establishments in high regard. However, our recent visit to the Miami location for a party of eight was deeply disappointing and fell far below the standards we expect from your brand. Out of eight entrées, six were served incorrectly. The issues ranged from two fish dinners and multiple side dishes arriving cold, to steaks being served overcooked or raw/purple. The most egregious failure involved my daughter’s filet mignon: after being sent back because it was raw, the manager returned the exact same piece of cut meat to the table without ensuring it was cooked properly. The steak required a third attempt to be cooked to the ordered medium temperature. Furthermore, all side dishes and another steak were served on cold plates. The service was equally lacking. Despite having two bottles of wine at the table, we were forced to refill our own glasses throughout the night. While the manager on duty assured us the situation would be rectified, the execution of the replacement dishes was consistently poor. Given our long-standing history with Capital Grille, this experience was shocking. At this time, we do not have plans to return to the Miami location
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$35 for tiny pieces of oxtail. lol never again. At some point you’ll have fooled everyone in the Orlando area and you’ll go out of business.
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1st time Place was great Food and Service was Awesome Parking was a little tough
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Excellent service and a warm atmosphere
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***$3 MIND BLOWING TACOS*** First of, I eat meat and didn't care that this place is vegan. The flavors are amazing! Affordable, flavorful, in a fun neighborhood to explore, and you feel really good after eating it. Please go out of your way to make it here. What we ordered: EL PASTOR TACO: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (WOW) BARBACOA TACO: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ MUSHROOM ASADA TACO: ⭐⭐ ASADA FRIES: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
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**About the Location:** Luke Lobsters is conveniently nestled inside the bustling City Center in Miami, providing easy access with available parking in the garage. The restaurant itself is neat and clean, creating a pleasant atmosphere for dining; however, it tends to be somewhat empty, which can make the experience feel a bit isolated. The staff members are friendly and notably helpful, adding a welcoming and approachable vibe to the place. **About the Food:** The seafood flight offered at Luke Lobsters showcases a variety of meats, including half rolls of lobster, crab, and shrimp. The ingredients are noteworthy: the lobster meat is fresh, sourced directly from Maine, and the crab meat hails from Quebec's Jonah crab. The presentation is appealing, but all the rolls arrived cold, which was unexpected and somewhat disappointing as I anticipated them to be at least lukewarm. The lobster and crab were enjoyable, though the shrimp didn’t quite hit the mark for me. Overall, while the quality of the seafood is commendable, there’s room for improvement in terms of serving temperature and shrimp flavor for a more satisfying experience. A solid 3-star rating reflects the mix of positives and areas for growth.
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Reviews analyzed
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Collected reviews: 1,499,599 · Analysis coverage: 6.4%
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May 26, 2026
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