The ambiance the staff as well as the owner cannot do enough to make you happy. The food is out of…read morecontrol, great dishes. Sunday brunch is awesome. As you can tell, cannot say enough about this place.

The ambiance is what got me in the door (ish?). All the gardens, inside & out. Plus all the…read moreantique furniture. Just the right amount to be pleasant but not overdone. Then I met Jennifer, whom I called Karen as she truly resembled a friend of mine...I was so embarrassed, the look on her face ... we both went sideways with that one. And we both had a good laugh as well. Anyway, Jennifer was so sweet and her recommendations ... spot on! I had the turkey, cranberry sandwich with fried plantains. Delicious! I'd go back in a heartbeat!

Had bunless 'egg, thin slice ham, tomato, Swiss' as a bowl-- WINNER ! With few bites home friesread more

I often eat here for breakfast and am never disappointed. I recently stopped here for lunch with…read morethree friends and was very impressed with their menu options. As with breakfast, the food was very tasty and plentiful. Everyone in my party left happy and satisfied. Our server Gris, who is familiar with us, was our server. She is very friendly, always in a delightful mood and attentive. We visited on a Sunday afternoon. The place was filled and lively. We were seated very quickly. I ordered the pineapple, tomato & cucumber sandwich on pumpernickel bread spread with a thin layer of cream cheese. Excellent. I chose the homemade macaroni salad as my side. Creamy and tasty. The rest of my party ordered a bowl of chicken soup, mashed potatoes with turkey gravy and a ham & swiss sandwich with a side of apple sauce. I will definitely return for lunch again and look forward to trying the fried green tomatoes.

Food and service was great I got the Hot Pot and would…read morerecommend Chicken curry mei fung was also good!

Having visited Jinsoo on several occasions, I must express my mixed experiences. While the food is…read moregenerally good, the lo mein dish stands out as my least favorite, lacking in flavor and overall quality, just tasted like I was eating noodles with no flavor and wasn't even able to take more than a few bites. The wings are their best item by far and very good, and the sushi is average, not great. However, the primary drawback of Jinsoo lies in its inadequate air conditioning. The establishment consistently maintains a warm temperature, which can be uncomfortable for patrons. Additionally, the restaurant's layout is somewhat cramped, with tables positioned too close together.

To start off, our server was amazing. She handled our table of at least 10 all by herself. The food…read morecame out, tasting good and I love the presentation of everything. The wrapped bacon bites were the star of the show for me. I wanted to try an array of things so I got the sampler and was happy with that. Everyone else seemed to like their food as well located right inside of the hotel was very convenient.

Chicanes Promises Upscale Dining but Delivers an Uneven Experience…read more Chicanes carries itself like an upscale dining room, which is why the night's missteps stood out more than they should have. The evening began on a sour note, and not because of anything on the plate. A heavy downpour had turned the entrance into a shallow lake with slick footing, the kind that makes every step feel unsure. My husband took a hard fall, wrenching his back and bruising his hip. Another guest later mentioned the same slick approach, which tells me this is more than bad luck. For a restaurant that draws an older crowd, safety at the door should not be an afterthought. Inside, the welcome was much warmer. The staff was friendly and our server Ethan handled the holiday rush with calm attention. He stayed present without hovering and made sure we had what we needed. If only the kitchen had matched his level of care. The Thanksgiving menu looked promising, but the execution never quite reached the level the price tag promised. The lobster arrived overcooked and clinging stubbornly to its shell. The sauce meant to lift it fell flat. The butternut squash bisque was pleasant enough, though short on depth. The apple walnut salad was a clear winner. Crisp, balanced, and bright. It deserves a permanent spot on the menu. The entrées continued the theme of missed opportunities. The vegetables needed seasoning, especially the Brussels sprouts, which tasted like they had skipped the last step before leaving the kitchen. The potatoes au gratin stole the show, rich and comforting, which only highlighted how muted everything else tasted. For a meal tipping the scale at around $140, the food should meet the standard the setting implies. Chicanes has the bones of a great restaurant. The staff is strong, the room is inviting, and the menu choices read well. But the flavors need more care, more confidence, and more seasoning. A place aiming for an upscale experience has to deliver more than ambiance. There is potential here, but potential is not enough at this price. With steadier footing at the entrance and sharper execution in the kitchen, Chicanes could be worth the splurge. Tonight, it wasn't.

Tasteful food, great service, cheerful atmosphere. Plus a great Margarita. We always have a good…read moretime with friends sharing a meal to Mariachi Music.

Frozen margaritas was more liquid than frozen Traditional…read moreburrito was fourth smaller very salty Rice was cold Salt on margaritas glass was half way down side of glass Cheese dip was so thick the spoon stood up in bowl Pico de gallo was a few onions have had better-pico de gallo bought from Walmart Will not go back Star rating 0

Cinnamon bun pancakes were out of this world…read more Also had the brisket sandwich with coleslaw and it was fantastic Well worth coming to if you are in the area

Friendly greeting upon entering. A seat yourself kind of place followed by your server presenting…read moreyou the menu along with the daily specials. Coffee served quickly, hot and in a nice porcelain cup. Our order came out quickly and cooked to perfection. There are no options for those avoiding gluten and carbs. We were talked to about our choices and they are trying to offer other options in the future. Unless you don't mind paying a 3% credit card fee, come prepared to pay cash.

My Aunt visited me from California recently. My partner & I treated her to a lovely dinner at Thai…read moreHouse. We enjoy eating here frequently. The food is served piping hot! Dishes are made to order and the portions are large. We are never disappointed. The service is friendly and very attentive. The restaurant offers limited seating. but we were seated promptly. We ordered two appetizers for the table and we each had an entry. I also enjoyed a glass of wine. We were all delighted with our menu choices and had plenty for carry out containers. Entries come with white rice. My partner also orders a side of Curry Sauce. I highly recommend this restaurant and look forward to dining here in the near future.

Had takeout from this restaurant twice. The first time they forgot my soup but they made it right…read morethe second time. We had green curry, red curry, pad thai, and tom yum soup. I will dine in here soon and update my review.

The food the service and the ambience were exceptional . The place was beautifully decorated and…read morethe location is beautiful. Very nice screen porch and walked out to the dock. Highly recommend!!

When in Sebring, FL stop by and enjoy nice Mexican food by the lake…read more Decor is very colorful and traditional Mexican style. Our server, Victor, was courteous and polite. Group of 6, team waiting was very efficient. My wife had the #9 chicken burritos with rice, beans, and mole. Temperature coming out of the kitchen was nice and hot, watch your hands on the plate. I had the #3 which was one taco, one enchilada, one burrito with rice, beans, and mole. Salsa was slightly spicy and chips were as usual. Prices were $14.95 and $15.95. Highly recommend if in the area.