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Confidence
95,286 reviews analyzed across 2 platforms.
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Complaint signal
3.8%
Praise signal
6.6%
Complaint signal
6.4%
Praise signal
18.4%
Coverage
1142 insight pages mention Wait Time in this scope.
Signal strength
Complaint signal is 5.1% across available platforms.
Praise signal is 12.5% across available platforms.
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"This is our go-to spot in Chicago because the quality of the food is truly exceptional. However, there are times when the service doesn't match the culinary excellence. For example, during a recent visit on a quiet Monday evening (around 9:00 PM), the host initially handled our request for a table of six with unnecessary hesitation and doubt, despite the dining room having plenty of open seating and no reserve tables. A more welcoming and efficient approach from the host stand would significantly improve the overall guest experience, which is crucial for a restaurant of this caliber.
"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
**GO TO METRO ESPRESSO INSTEAD** After ordering a side item and drinks, we waited over 40 mins before we decided to leave because we never received either. We even ordered a meal each during that time. When we told a waitress, who was not our original we were leaving due to the lack of service, we heard her ask the kitchen about the order and they replied they had no such order in. So the bartender that was taking care of us never put anything in nor brought us the drink that was asked for. 1000% horrible service. Do better. Hire better.
"This is the best curry I've had in a long time. They take their time preparing the food, but the flavor is absolutely worth the wait. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a gem in Buffalo, especially after experiencing top-notch Asian cuisine in Southern California. The complimentary miso soup and tea were a nice touch, and the service was outstanding.
"We had a fantastic time here! Our server, Ramon, was absolutely wonderful, he was attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home. His food recommendations were spot on and ended up being the highlight of our meal. We’ll definitely be back!"
(1st time here!) Gino was spectacular with service & recommendations! Definitely will be coming back after having a blast my 1st time!
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.
The first thing you have to know is that Travelle is in the Langham Hotel, which is part of a chain more familiar in Asia and Europe. The reason you need to know that is that me and my wife were the only diners from opening at 5 till about 7, when a few parties wandered in, but prime time for dining was more in the range of 8 or 9 pm. Not that this detracted from our experience, but if you like the energy and validation of a crowd, you need to eat late or go elsewhere. As to price, Travelle is very expensive, but if you can restrain yourself from wine and cocktails more than we did, two can eat well for $150. Our tab was $265, but drinks amounted to $140. Our meals justified the prices. Raw oysters on the half shell were the only ordinary part of our meal. My gazpacho was surprisingly green, not red, but subtly delicious with accents of veggies and nuts. My wife had snapper that she called “perfect.” For me, in carb-load mode for the Chicago Marathon, noodles with mushrooms, in the most delicious creamy broth I’ve ever had, couldn’t have been better. Dessert was banana bread sorbet—original and delicious. We also benefitted from a superb server, Steven, also a runner, who proved to be both knowledgeable and delightful. In sum, Travelle is well worth your time and money.
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
Coming from a bi-culinary family, (vegan and carnivorous) going out to dinner can be a challenge. But thanks to Ferraro’s Ristorante, we could happily eat as a family with no compromises. This family-run Italian eatery tucked is in the corner of a CVS Plaza . Though it is located off strip, I promise, it is well worth the trip. It’s unassuming from the outside but once you get in you are greeted by a warm and welcoming atmosphere and staff. THE BREAD: Once seated, we were served a generous bread bowl with sourdough, focaccia and pretzel rolls and a delicious olive oil and cheese chimichurri style dip. SALAD: I highly recommend the CAESAR SALAD, which is served wedge style, and is incredibly crisp and fresh not to anchovy-ish at all. The INSALATE MIMMO is just as delicious if you’re craving a summery-inspired salad of vine, ripened, tomatoes, and mozzarella, so creamy and savory! VEGAN: we were delighted to be presented with (upon asking) an entire vegan menu with everything from salads to soups to entrees. THE EGGPLANT PARMESAN was flavorful and hearty. Even the carnivores enjoyed the dish. A true delight! POLLO VESUVIO: Don’t be fooled by the simplicity of this dish. The chicken is juicy, tender and divine! The veg was perfectly cooked and only my lady-like decorum prevented me sipping it straight off the plate! LASAGNA: Just about the best lasagna I’ve ever had, hands down! The cheese was creamy but not overwhelming. The meat was well seasoned and savory melt in your mouth tender and noodles were perfectly cooked. And the sauce was so divine. I begged the staff for some extra as we could not get enough! Before we discuss dessert, a word about THE STAFF: the customer service is top notch! Our glasses were always full. Questions were answered quickly and thoughtfully. We were made to feel like the most important people in the room! Our server, VIRGILIO was attentive and kind and took his time guiding us through the many options. His food runners were fast and responsive which we greatly appreciated. And at the end of the meal we were personally greeted by the charming CHEF MIMMO himself. As if getting to enjoy his culinary talents wasn’t enough, he COMPED us a round of dessert!! THE DESSERT: At the chef’s recommendation we had the COCONUT & STRAWBERRY GELATO (Vegan) which was incredibly creamy, fresh and light. If summer vacation was a gelato, this would be it! And finally, the CIOCCOLATISSIMO! I mean what is there to say??? It’s THE perfect level of chocolate cake-y, chocolate mousse-y goodness paired with bright, tart berries and smooth as velvet gelato. A perfect ending to a perfect meal! Ferraro family, I wish you many years of success one because you deserve it and two because selfishly want to eat here every time I visit Las Vegas!
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Waiting 10 minutes for a menu and it was slow so what was the reason? Conversations more important?
Review rating: 1.0
Portuguese and other European delights and hospitality. We had a Portuguese community gathering here and had a great time!
Review rating: 5.0
My wife and I were able to visit Hell's Kitchen in March 2026 and we were horribly disappointed in the experience. I cannot recommend this restaurant at this time. Some points that we took note of include - The entire staff were VERY friendly and welcoming. They alone brought this up to a 2-star review. - We experienced an awful practice that we have yet to see anywhere else. When asked if we wanted sparkling or flat water, we said flat. Turns out you still pay for that too. Never did we need to choose the third option of tap water before. Mix in the Vegas heat and we paid $20 for water - We wanted to try all the popular options. Lobster risotto, beef wellington and sticky toffee pudding. We got all this in just 30 minutes! While I am confident that there is likely some parts of this going at all times, our wellingtons were warm at best and likely sat for a few minutes until the next people ordered them. That said, we also got our mains before we could even finish the risotto that we split! Pretty crazy when you never asked for that experience (Every restaurant that has done this will ask if they can bring out all items as they are ready) - The sticky toffee pudding was pretty good though. Would recommend that again as a very good hot/cold option. In an era where Vegas wants to make money on every corner, there wasn't even an enjoyment to this experience. The rushed feeling of everything left us feeling quite disappointed. Add in the other items listed above and Hell's Kitchen does not warrant your fine dining dollars.
Review rating: 2.0
The food was very good. We had dinner before a show and were in and out so quickly that we had time to kill before the show. Jennifer was very attentive as were the other servers in the restaurant who assisted.
Review rating: 4.0
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"This is our go-to spot in Chicago because the quality of the food is truly exceptional. However, there are times when the service doesn't match the culinary excellence. For example, during a recent visit on a quiet Monday evening (around 9:00 PM), the host initially handled our request for a table of six with unnecessary hesitation and doubt, despite the dining room having plenty of open seating and no reserve tables. A more welcoming and efficient approach from the host stand would significantly improve the overall guest experience, which is crucial for a restaurant of this caliber.
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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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**GO TO METRO ESPRESSO INSTEAD** After ordering a side item and drinks, we waited over 40 mins before we decided to leave because we never received either. We even ordered a meal each during that time. When we told a waitress, who was not our original we were leaving due to the lack of service, we heard her ask the kitchen about the order and they replied they had no such order in. So the bartender that was taking care of us never put anything in nor brought us the drink that was asked for. 1000% horrible service. Do better. Hire better.
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"This is the best curry I've had in a long time. They take their time preparing the food, but the flavor is absolutely worth the wait. I was pleasantly surprised to find such a gem in Buffalo, especially after experiencing top-notch Asian cuisine in Southern California. The complimentary miso soup and tea were a nice touch, and the service was outstanding.
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"We had a fantastic time here! Our server, Ramon, was absolutely wonderful, he was attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home. His food recommendations were spot on and ended up being the highlight of our meal. We’ll definitely be back!"
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(1st time here!) Gino was spectacular with service & recommendations! Definitely will be coming back after having a blast my 1st time!
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