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Lucille T.

I found this place was a little difficult to find at night and if you miss the turn into the parking lot, just do a U-turn and go back on the freeway. The Google maps might suggest another route but it is not a good route. My husband and I came here with a Groupon and we had a good time. The food was okay and the service was awesome. I had the chicken and my husband had the steak. We were both fairly pleased with our selections. After dinner, we opted to stay for the play. "The Neanderthals Next Door" was being staged, and it was very entertaining with good use of the space and a very homey type atmosphere. The sofas were quite comfortable and almost every seat offered a good view of the stage. The acting was great and we laughed a lot. It was a nice way to spend an evening.

Strawberry Salad
A'kiesha D.

Dissapointed with the location, food, and cleanliness of this location. I do not recommend the dirve from San Antonio, TX to this restaurant.

I recently dined at Sylver Spoon, and while the food itself was well-prepared, the overall experience left much to be desired. Each dish seemed to stand alone rather than forming a cohesive meal. The flavors were good individually, but they clashed when eaten together, making it difficult to fully enjoy the meal. It felt like the menu lacked thoughtful curation, leaving diners to assemble a meal that didn't quite work harmoniously. The service, unfortunately, was a major letdown. Despite the restaurant not being overly busy, it was nearly impossible to get our server's attention. Constantly had to get up to ask for drink refills and the staff seemed generally disengaged. When we finally did get assistance, it was rushed and inattentive, leaving us feeling like an afterthought. While the food's quality shows promise, the lack of complementary flavors and poor service made the dining experience frustrating. With better coordination in the kitchen and more attentive staff, this place could have potential. Until then, I'd think twice before returning. We also attended a magic show. The talent was amazing but the theatre was terrible! The lighting was not great, so half the time you could barely see the stage or talent! The sound was mediocre. The worst part was the seating. It's like they got a bunch of used furniture and threw it into a small space with zero thought. We sat on the most uncomfortable metal chairs that were so close together my husband and I were arm in arm to avoid leaning into our people to the left or right. It was awful. The ONLY thing that made the night somewhat worth it was the magician/mentalist. His name was Steve and he did things we were in awe about. I think my husband said multiple times how did he do that! It was really extraordinary. I would not go back to this venue but for sure to see the talent again. The show was called mind magic and the talent was Steve Taubman.

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Ellen E.

We decided to check out Sylver spoon as part of the January 2024 SA culinary restaurant week and take advantage of the $35 3 course dinner. I checked out the website and it said reservations strongly encouraged, but didn't see an option on open table to reserve/prepay for the restaurant week option. I messaged the number on the website and had AMAZING, personable customer service and she got us booked for 730 Friday before the show. We didn't have an issue finding the restaurant, and were immediately seated upon arrival. We were provided drink menus and the food menu. I asked if they were participating in restaurant week and if they had a menu for that, and they said yes and brought it out separately, but wasn't super forth coming about it. The restaurant week was just a shorter version of the usual menu, but was $4 cheaper. The waiter also asked us if we were planning on going to the show afterwards, in which we said yes. (They added it to our tab.) I ordered the crispy Brussels, ravioli, and cheesecake. Everything was really tasty and plated nicely. We finished eating and headed to the room for the play. Unfortunately even though we made a reservation with the impression we wanted to see the show and told the waiter we were planning on seeing the show, we were placed on the "seating chart" for the play until we showed up to be seated where only one other couple was already seated. Unfortunately We were seated on a bench essentially perpendicular to the stage and it was FREEZING in the room and they didn't offer any blankets or anything. Additionally, the building is shared with other businesses including an ax throwing business so you could hear the continual "THUD" of axes throughout the experience. We also witnessed two separate patrons attempt to access the sliding barn door to the restroom like a Murphy bed- pushing it straight out and trying to go under the door instead of sliding it... that's all I will say about that. The performers for the show were AMAZING and really drew us into the story. But it was awkward at the end when they asked for tips when we tipped on our dinner check since that was part of the total we payed. Other than that, i just am having a hard time justifying the "$$$" price range with the experience /ambiance, and food selections we had. Most of the nicer additions were from arugula and the balsamic glaze. It was a good dinner and great performance, but for the price it just missed the mark for us.

Chicken Wellington and Salt Cube Fillet.   Truffle fries
Keith W.

My wife and I came on a Wednesday with a reservation for 5pm. Yes, it was early, but we have a two year old so we didn't want to distract/bother other patrons, but it turned out we were the only patrons lol. That being said, here was our experience in a nutshell. We would go later since it seemed that most employees were just arriving for work at that time and our scheduled server wasn't immediately available. The hostess did a great job of getting us started and took our order and I would have preferred her service over the staff member that ended up serving us. She was attentive, made us feel comfortable, and unfortunately we didn't get that feeling from the server. The selection of menu items was great. You select from a three course meal option and you have the ability to select "intermission" features/side. They have a theatre inside so everything is themed that way on the menu. I was skeptical of the place and when our first election came to the table, my shrimp ceviche came out with literally one small cut section of shrimp. The server came back and was quick to take it back and had another prepared and then it was what was expected, full of shrimp. When paying this much for this meal, that's what you expect. After that though, everything else came out great! The presentation, taste, and amount of food met our expectations. In the end, for the two of us and additional sides we ordered and tip, we walked out with a $150 tab. I would say that the atmosphere is less than to be desired for be a "romantic" setting but the food would be what brings us back again. It's a different vibe than what you would expect for a date night with your significant other. But, for the options we have in New Braunfels right now, it was some of the best food we've had. Food is definitely 5 stars but the atmosphere and service was lacking for what was advertised at New Braunfels "Best Date Night Experience" and "Romantic" location.

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Sara M.

I did a Halloween wine tasting event at Sylver Spoons and I really liked their setup. It is located right off I35 in New Braunfels, so it was very easy to find. I booked the event early, but had a last minute add, which was very easy to make. The wine tasting was different and interesting. I wish they'd had a better selection of wine and more information was given on how to pair them, but the concept of pairing Halloween candies with wine was different. The place itself was interesting. They serve food, which we didn't know and there was a comedy show going on in an attached room. It was was worth the visit.

Aslan H.

Tori was our waitress, and later, we found out that she was so much more than that: owner, planner, manager, and actress. I'm probably missing something. She did great on all accounts. The food tasted amazing, nice presentation and the show was funny. Very intimate and comfortable setting. I have to admit it's in a weird spot, and it was interesting watching water skiers as a pre-show. I think there's potential to add some better lighting for the evening. There's an interesting blend of classy and casual. I think this is a great concept and establishment operated by hard-working and talented women. I look forward to going again and potentially getting involved in the theatre. The place deserves a visit, and be sure to see a show and donate to the actors.

Sharrich S.

My husband and I went on a double date night with some friends who told us about Sylver Spoon. The restaurant is cute with a cozy, backyard white lights feel. We learned that many of the waiters also are in the play & that you can choose not to combine the food & play. I'm glad we did both. The food was incredible and plated beautifully! Codependent Christmas play was so funny and completely relatable to my own family & experiences. I can't wait to go back!!

Crispy Brussels Sprouts
Mya ..

Loved this place and the view when you're dining. The service is very welcoming and friendly. The food was excellent!! My favorite vegetable is Brussels sprouts and these were AMAZING. Let only the brown Sugar salmon was so tasty and mixed with the rice in one bite was so special to enjoy. Definitely recommend for a nice dinner date or even a causal dining, both would work! 5 stars no doubt!

Peanut Butter Mousse Tart
Ricky R.

Before I start this review, I will acknowledge my opinion will be unpopular, and I'm sure some will read it and think I'm crazy. I will preface this review by stating up front, the food here was amazing. This evening the wife and I attended a Top Cats banquet here with my beautiful and amazing daughter. The wife and I grabbed a seat and after some small talk with a few Top Cat moms, we browsed the menu. The menu is $35 a person for dinner, and $20 for lunch. The setup is a three course meal (appetizer, main dish, and dessert). There are upgrades on the menu for an added cost for a premium side or better main dish option. There is also a great selection of alcoholic beverages and attractive cocktail options. They also have fountain drinks, but beware, they are not refillable, and they will not warn you there is a charge per drink. Considering the mark up on fountain drinks is already high, the margin for profits works in their favor. I considered this to be a cheap shot. The wife ordered the 2 piece Fried Mozzarella , the Roasted Garlic Chicken, the Side Sexy Mac, and the Peanut Butter Mousse Tart. I ordered the same appetizer and dessert, but I opted for the Beer Cheese Burger for my main course. The Fried Mozzarella came out and it tasted amazing. The presentation was amazing, the mozzarella tasted was perfect with a nice crunch to it, and was topped on a nice marinara sauce. Not one complaint. Wish it was more than two pieces! Shortly thereafter, our main dishes arrived. The timing was impressive, and again, the presentation was amazing. My cheese burger was thick, juicy, and was complemented very well with the beer cheese. The cheese was perfect, and had a nice subtle kick to it. The fries it were paired with played second fiddle to this burger and were just your regular fries. Perfectly seasoned and crunchy, but the burger stole the show. My wife's dish was another story. While the presentation was phenomenal, the wife said her vegetables were cold and hard. Not long after, I glanced at the table to the right of me and saw the steak someone else had ordered and it looked out of this world. Steak was an additional $15 up charge. We then realized we did not get our sexy mac (mac and cheese with four different cheeses and bacon). We were just discussing removing it from the bill, when it arrived late to the party. Already half full, we still gave it a shot and tried it. Again, presentation was perfect. The right amount of cheesiness, with a little extra flavor just so you know this mac and cheese came to win. The wife and I thought it was pretty good. It had a little too much of a garlicky taste for me, and the wife thought it was a bit salty. It did have a nice little subtle spice kick as the cheese burger, and did like that. Definitely would order again. Lastly, the peanut butter mousse tart. The presentation was amazing. However, considering it was in a pie like presentation, it was served at the wrong temperature. The fork cut through it, and the texture seemed off. This dessert seemed like it needed to be served cold. Our guests across the table noted their cheesecake was served in a similar fashion with their dessert turning to mush when the fork cut in. The desserts tasted great, however, they were a bit underwhelming considering their price. We received the bill and were hit with $12 in soda fees for the three fountain refills we got. Again, no warning for the per drink charge that is customarily free at a restaurant with soda. Again, a cheap shot. We handed the waitress my credit card to which she handed me an electronic drive to fill out and sign. When she handed me the device, it requested a tip starting out at 20 percent and went up to 25. To the untrained eye, it would have been easy to just assume those where the only choices, and forced to abide by a higher than the industry standard (which to me starts at 18, not 20). I figured out how to make the device accept an 18% tip, signed the bill, and left. After food, drinks, tips, taxes, etc., we were out the door $114 lighter in the wallet. Overall, again, the food: amazing. The presentation: some of the best, and my pictures do the dishes no justice. However, this place was priced too high. If I'm paying high prices, I expect perfect plates with no cold vegetables. I also expect sides to arrive on time as well. The food was really good, but not your average Joe can afford to eat here. The price point for this place is way off, and for $114, I could have gotten two steaks and a fancy steak house for that much. The portions also could be a little more generous as well. While we enjoyed the food, this will be a one time experience for us. Great food, would recommend for anyone. We, however, will not be back. Give this place a try. But bring money. Enjoy!

Our table, right by the windows overlooking the beach of the lake.
Nicole F.

**Murder Mystery Dinner Review** I have been dying to try Sylver Spoon for a while. December 2022, I finally booked a reservation for a Christmas Themed Murder Mystery Dinner. OMG it was a blast!!! I (7 months pregnant at the time) invited my husband, sister, and brother-in-law for a night of dinner and fun. When we checked in with the host, we were handed envelopes with our "character", a quick synopsis of our story, and instructions. Everyone plays a part in the murder mystery dinner and the culprit could be anyone among you. Participation is key, expect to have a busy dinner talking to everyone in the room. My group and I had so much fun, we were laughing the whole time, and we enjoyed the whole experience. The tickets to the Murder Mystery also included dinner (with optional add-ons to pay for) The dinner was wonderful, I have never had Brussel sprouts that taste THAT good! At the end of dinner and the Murder Mystery, there were awards given out to some of the best performers and best dressed patrons that took their character seriously. My husband won one of the awards and we got free theatre tickets for Sylver Spoon's productions. We are excited to go back for another experience!

Justin V.

Went for a Mother's Day treat and it really just burned a hole in my pocket. It was a $260 experience for 2. Keep that in mind. That took away from a lot of it. For the price paid you'd expect the inside to look like a five dining experience, but inside looked more like an outdated diner. It was busy. People coming and going from another area outside. There are no curtains to block the sun. Rather miserable sun glare. I told them about the lobster being raw. To Two people. Not one person cared or addressed the issue. Just a smile and an uneasy laugh. Pretty sad for a $15 upcharge. I really expected for it to be cooked. They have an odd menu. It's hard to figure follow. Mostly different packages. Hard to buy al-a-cart and know what you'd be spending. It almost seems designed that way. The show was nice. They did a good job. It was funny. It's a unique experience. There was a singer the night we went. He was entertaining. The music made communication with your date or wait staff difficult. For the price of it. I doubt we'll be back. This was our second time. Our first visit was better. Maybe it was the thrill of something new. The second visit. The thrill has worn off.

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We gad a great time doing music bingo with Molly! Debbie was a server and was excellent. Good food and fun!

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Sylver Spoon's Music Bingo on Saturday afternoons was a blast! Molly brought the energy! So much fun!

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