I went for a rehearsal reception party. It was a fun, clean place. The staff was helpful. Fire…read morepits, corn hole and outside bar.

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Very professional, thoughtful and prompt service from Dalton…read more Crab stuffed shrimp were generous and well prepared. Description of lemon butter made expectations of sauce a little unrealized. Spouse reported that bourbon chicken/shrimp dish was too salty. Caesar side salad was great. Drinks were on point and a great value. Would be here all the time if we lived closer. Facilities and view on the porch were phenomenal.

Food great Service good…read moreAmbiance great Bar great outside seating great View great ...........

Been to Seven Tap Tavern and number of times and every time it's been very good. They always have…read moresome really good promotions, especially during the various sport seasons. The one time we went for the World Cup and they opened early in the morning to catch the games live and provided everyone with a free breakfast buffet. This last time we went we brought some friends and everyone seemed to enjoy their food. I had the Caribbean Salmon salad and it was very good. The draft beer selection is great and they have a nice variety of wines and specialty cocktails. The service this time was unfortunately lacking, although the server was very pleasant and efficient as much as he could be. The problem is that he was the only one serving in a very crowded table area. I was going to give four stars for this review because of the service, but I know from past experience that this was not the norm.

Been here a number of times and it keeps devolving. Food's awful, from soup to nuts. Overpriced…read moremediocre cocktails. And beer.The waitresses maintain a premium on delivering equal parts patronizing and condescending. Last visit the place was literally covered with flies all over our meal (and everything else)to the degree we had to bag our food and eat in the car. No attempt at remediation! Charged us full price, btw. Insulting.

We can here for breakfast with Santa and the food was outstanding and all warm and constantly full,…read morethere wasn't a station that did have food in the trays and the overall taste and appearance was excellent. The Santa / Photo area was extremely well executed. Santa himself was very kind to the children and gave them candy canes, while the photographer and his helpers were fast and kept the line moving quickly. I brought 14 guests (my immediate family) and they all raved about the experience, we will definitely will joining again next year and we're thinking Easter! Chrissy, our main server was fantastic. Thanks again for a great event!

The place is nice and cozy with a great view of the golf course…read more Their food was good. The soup although was too salty and there were flour lumps in there-this needs work. The soup was potatoes and corn chowder. The club sandwich was good but could use more Turkey. Service was average.

Lovely hidden place with great view of the water while enjoying your meal or a drink or two. Staff…read moreis very friendly and gives you the vibe that you are hanging out at someone's back porch. Some days they have live music but a paid membership is needed to visit this spot. Worth every cent and more do for those hot summer days when you are looking where to relax and decompress all while having a good time.

The food!!!!!! Pork sandwich was all fat!!! Burgers were dry, overcooked. ....................read more

A friend suggested Restaurant 1920, and I'm really glad he did. This is one of those places I've…read moreprobably driven past a million times--always noticing something was going on in the building, but never quite sure what. Turns out, it's a great spot. The restaurant is built around a 1920s theme and runs very differently from a traditional restaurant. There are no waiters or waitresses. You enter through the back door (the only entrance), where a sign tells you to seat yourself. We went on a Saturday night, there were several groups ahead of us, and we waited about 20 minutes for an open table. The place was packed. Once seated, you immediately notice how well done the dining room is. I was wearing a Carhartt sweatshirt and felt very underdressed. It's BYOB--most people brought wine; I brought a growler of beer. There is a bar, but they only serve mocktails due to liquor license restrictions. There are no physical menus. You order everything through your phone using a QR code. They don't seem big on substitutions or changes, and since there's no server, there's really no one to ask--something to keep in mind. The food, however, is fantastic. I had the stuffed pork chop with mashed potatoes and a mushroom gravy that was outstanding (especially if you like mushrooms). My wife ordered the chicken Parmesan and said it was excellent as well. When your food is ready, it's placed on a table under heat lamps with your table number displayed. There are a couple employees floating around--more like bus staff than servers. We were out with another couple, and one meal wasn't ready when the other three were. An employee noticed and brought the remaining dish directly to our table, which was appreciated. You're expected to clean your own table when finished. I didn't see anything about tipping, and most tables either left nothing or a very small tip, which was honestly refreshing. This isn't a traditional dining experience, and it's clearly intentional. I applaud them for trying something different. The place was full, the food was excellent, and despite the impersonal setup, everything ran smoothly. We'll definitely be back.

New dining twist in a storied building! Restaurant 1920 mixes a Roaring 20s atmosphere with 2020…read moreaffordances. In a dimly lit supper club, you order dishes via cell phone. Crunch calamari, pillowy gnocchi in a luscious gorgonzola sauce, and a clutch of nouveau and classic dishes. BYOB and have a great evening. We certainly did.

There is something faintly surreal about eating a perfectly respectable Italian meal while the…read moreworld rushes past you carrying trays of noodles and hamburgers and cheesesteaks. This is the central joke of the The Wine Bar and Italian Kitchen, which sits like a well dressed guest who has wandered into the wrong party and decided to stay anyway. It lives inside The Food Hall at The Borgata, elevated just enough to suggest importance, but not quite enough to escape the gravitational pull of the surrounding chaos. The ambiance is odd. Not necessarily bad mind you, just...existential. You sip wine while someone nearby debates chicken tenders. It keeps you humble. And yet, the food. The food is very good. Complimentary bread arrived with olive oils and olives, which felt like a small act of kindness in a noisy universe. My wife and I began with a meatball appetizer special, a wise decision that rewarded us immediately. Six petite, tender and rich meatballs, the kind that makes you briefly forgive the invention of fast casual dining. I had the lasagna, layered and comforting, like a well organized memory. She had the chicken parmigiana, which achieved that rare balance of crisp and tender, as if someone in the kitchen still actually cared about cause and effect. Both dishes were executed with confidence, the kind that suggests this kitchen knows exactly what it is doing, even if the room around it is having an identity crisis. The wine was not bad. Not transcendent, not life altering, but entirely capable of doing its job, which is to make you slightly more agreeable to everything. Service was also very good. Attentive without hovering, present without becoming a character in the story. Four stars, because the food and service deserve applause, but the setting feels like dining inside a thought that has not quite been finished. Still, if you find yourself at The Borgata and hungry for an Italian meal that rises above its surroundings, this is a very good place to sit, eat, and wonder how you got there.

Eh...This is definitely not an "Italian Kitchen". The menu had Souvaki and there were French fries…read moreand onion rings in the calamari. They also forgot to give us our wine order until the very end of the meal. Wtf.

Food was very, very good, the server was great. She welcomed us and helped with our dinner choices…read more~ and desserts (which were excellent). The restaurant is clean and fresh w bulldogs scattered about!

Great first time experience here. Heard from a buddy the food was good here, and Bulldogs…read moredefinitely hit that mark. Nice bar area with about 15 beers on draft. Excellent service at the bar too. Food was all really good across the board. My Cuban sandwich was one of the best I've ever had. The pork is smoked in house and really added depth to the flavor. Pickle fries with the dill dipping sauce were crazy good. Wife loved her entree too. Just moved to the area and I can already tell I'll be a regular here.