This was our first visit to this branch of the popular food chain. The dining area is quite large and caters for lots of different size of groups, I liked the booths, but they were all taken when we arrived. The food is the standard menu, it would have been nice for one or two dishes only available in the branch, would make it more unique rather than just another same as. The staff were nice and friendly and attentive. read more

We unfortunately had a very terrible time at this restaurant and I would not recommend going. We stepped in the door after making a reservation but we were told by a obviously non-caring receptionist that they DIDN'T TAKE BOOKINGS and that no lone star did. This was crazy because we had booked over the phone and they said this was NO PROBLEM and they could reserve us a seat at this time. When we complained the Receptionist told us "You would have been told over the phone". We said we were not told and she had the audacity to reply with "No you would have been told if you were listening". We then decided promptly to leave and she left us with the smug reply "Leaving so soon? have a nice evening". Terrible service and a terrible experience. On the plus side there was a Mizzoni pizza place about 20 meters away where we had a delicious assortment of pizza. Better than anything this smug steakhouse could offer to us. read more

As soon as I heard that there was a certified Wild West cabaret restaurant in Hamilton I was so excited and giddy I "yeehawed" with exhilaration, found the nearest alligator skin boots I have, jumped in my Cadillac and drove that baby up Victoria street road. I was greeted by a young gentleman with a rather lavishly shapen hair-do and utterly impressed with the good ol' Western style ornaments. What I wasn't impressed with, was one of the other restaurant attendees was bearing the devils work in form of shoes. Or "crocs" rather. I find this highly offensive. It is subtly commentary of our lifestyle back in the West you see. A hippy "Animal-friendly", "vegan" solution the traditional crocadillian skinned boot. It's rude, barbaric and akin to cultural appropriation. When I confronted this rude attendee, while trying to remove his insensitive shoe-boots he began shouting "Venus! Poker Face! Judas! Bad Romance!" at me and other hit singles by the pop artist known as "Lady Gargamel". I too found this offensive as Lady Gargamel is work of the devil. After this the attendee began throwing marbles at me whilst calling me "uncultured swine". I left the restaurant but I managed to steal a few mints from the counter at reception. 5/5. read more