Was visiting family this week in FL, my parents wanted to bring me to Boosters. Walked in and the…read moreplace was clean. Our server Krystal was amazing, told me about her favorite items on the menu and we tried all of them. She knew a lot about the menu, bar menu and the surrounding area of FL. I told her what kind of mixed drinks I enjoy and told her to surprise me with one; the drink she brought me was delicious and I had 3 of them! Krystal was kind, funny and made the experience 10x better! She provided such good service that I asked her what other days she would be working- my sister and I came back on her next shift. Looking forward to coming back next time I visit FL and hopeful Krystal will still be working!

We had a great dinner with outstanding service by Jess our waitress and Ashley the manager who…read moreserved up a great Peach Sangria. We enjoyed the great view of the golf course and great food and drink. Thank you, Jess and Ashley for a great experience!!

With a name like the Anchor, you might expect this would be a seafood place. It has limited seafood…read moreoptions -- the lobster roll was very good for one of our party -- and is mostly bar food. It's the kind of place that locals know and others overlook as it's not on major thoroughfares. We were directed here by locals and were glad we were. Chicken wings dusted with garlic/Parmesan were tasty, as were pretzel knots (as an appetizer), and the Anchor's signature cheeseburger. Casual, not quite divey, atmosphere with friendly staff.

Great wings.. went with bartenders recommendation and did bourbon mixed with sweet chili. They…read morewere really good! The blue cheese dressing is made in house and it was tasty. We also split the 2 sliders and fries combo. Sliders could have used some seasoning.. salt and pepper at least..really good fries. Good drinks .. great outside bartenders.. will be back when it cools off. They have a lot of fans which help but in this heat it's not enough.

Drove over 30 minutes to try the BOGO burgers. Not sure it was worth the trip…read more I always assume "specials" are priced low (for what you get) to draw people in to try the place. There was just no wow factor in these burgers. Swiss muchroom burger had good flavor, but the burger itself was very small. They tried to hide it in an over sized bun. The bourbon burger had a funny taste, but same small burger. The coldslaw was a joke. Came in a plastic cup, with a lid and the cup was probably 1/3 of a measuring cup. TINY. The special drew me in, but it did not make a repeat customer out of me. $16 for one burger (out of the BOGO timing) is way over priced.

I had previously really liked the Pool Bar Restaurant, but after my experience there yesterday, I…read moredon't think I will ever eat there again. I ordered the Cobb Salad. It arrived looking wonderful with nice chunks of turkey. I took a bite and also got some avocado that was very overripe. Took another bite, same thing, and then I realized there was no avocado! The turkey was as soft and mushy as an overripe avocado... it was absolutely disgusting and sickening! The server brought me a new salad made with chicken, instead of turkey & said the manager had been shown my salad. The manager did not bother to come speak with me. I was still upset and worried that I would be getting sick from the turkey, & called today to speak to the manager. He acknowledged that he should have come to the table & claimed there had been nothing wrong with the turkey beyond it had been sitting too long in brine.... I cannot imagine how many days sitting in brine it took to turn chunks of turkey breast into literal mush.

the food is top notch all the way through and the servers are very pleasant but also the atmosphere…read moreis that of a great dining room experience z. very nice restaurant!!!

Good food and great service, chocolate cake was outstanding! We will go there again in the near…read morefuture

Good food. Great service. Not a big place where you get lost but are treated like a friend.read more

We stopped into Tavern at the Glen and had such a wonderful experience! I ordered the taco salad…read moreand my husband tried the chicken sandwich with onion rings--both were outstanding. Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The service was just as impressive as the food - efficient, attentive, and genuinely friendly, which made us feel right at home. Between the welcoming atmosphere, the TVs set up for the football schedule, golf schedule and the cozy community feel, it's clear this is going to be a favorite spot for locals and golfers alike. Highly recommend if you're looking for great food, great service, and a fun place to relax!

City Fire usually isn't my kind of place because it feels a little too "Sysco Foods corporate…read morechain" for my personal taste. Even the doggie containers say Sysco on them.. . I normally prefer more unique local spots with a little more personality. That being said... the short rib entrée was actually pretty good. In fact, I was SO hungry that I completely forgot to take a photo before eating it, which for an avid Yelper like myself is practically unheard of. Somewhere halfway through the meal I suddenly realized... wait... I never even took the picture. The short rib was tender, flavorful and comforting, and I pretty much inhaled the entire thing without thinking twice. Service was super friendly, the atmosphere was completely dead overall... however the genuine smiles from my waitress gave me warm fuzzies and made me realize .. you know .,, there are genuinely nice people out there.

I went to City Fire in Brownwood after dinner with friends, and unfortunately it was probably one…read moreof the worst bar-service experiences I've had in a long time. The biggest problem was simply a lack of attention to the customers. The staff seemed more interested in watching TV than noticing who needed service. At one point I approached someone working behind the bar and was told, "Oh, I'm not the bartender." Fair enough--he was apparently the barback, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But I shouldn't have to remind someone working behind the bar to get the bartender when a customer is clearly waiting for service. The whole operation just felt amateur and poorly managed. What makes it disappointing is that City Fire in Brownwood used to have a decent crowd and a good atmosphere. Tonight it felt almost like a ghost town, and after experiencing the service, I can understand why. I probably won't be going back unless they improve the staffing and service. There are too many other places in Brownwood where the bar staff actually pays attention to their customers.

You can not go wrong eating at Mezza Luna. Their food is always delicious. The staff is…read moreconsistent, kind, cheery, and ready to service you. Everything on the menu is awesome. You won't be disappointed in whatever you order. The restaurant takes reservations It is a popular dinner place. Call ahead before you arrive to see if you can get in.

We went with friends with a reservation and had to wait to be seated…read more From the time of our reservation until leaving was about two hours. I'm not sure if our waitress was really busy as our table was the farthest table from the kitchen so we were a bit neglected or should I saw forgotten. We observed a couple by us that was seated after us. Our drinks arrived as they were seated and they got their drinks and food before we got to place our food order! One of us had asked for a glass for our bottled beer - never received it. We were finished and ready for the bill and just sat there waiting. The food was good but the wait was not.

STOP THE PRESS!! We have a winner. Nominated for #1 gyro…read moreplatter for the state of Florida. It started out with quick courteous service. The ambiance was of an upscale small specialty restaurant. Had the gyro platter and what an incredible meal. The meat was a generous portion that was sliced thin. The meat was hot, seasoned to perfection and tender. The small side salad was fresh and with the Greek dressing was amazing. The seasoned fries were hot and tasty. Soooo delicious could not stop eating. Very content and feeling full. If you are anywhere near here you owe it to yourself to stop and sample the food.

The food was okay. Perfectly respectable. The kind of meal where you nod, say, "Yeah, that's pretty…read moregood," and continue living your life. The rice was a little dry, but flavorful enough to avoid prosecution. The hummus was good. The fries were solid. The lamb was easily the star of the meal and, for a brief shining moment, all was right with the world. Then came the beer. Halfway through drinking it, I discovered the glass was cracked. Not scratched. Not chipped in some charming artisanal way. Cracked. So now dinner had unexpectedly become a game of "Did I Just Drink From Broken Glass?" I pointed it out to the bartender, assuming the response would be fairly straightforward: apology, fresh glass, full replacement beer, perhaps a quiet acknowledgment that drinking vessels should generally remain in one piece. Instead, I received a replacement beer that was about two-thirds full. Sir. We have moved beyond beer accounting. You just served me a drink in a cracked glass. I had already consumed half of it before noticing. I could have cut my lip, swallowed something I definitely did not order, or spent the rest of the evening wondering whether my next stop was home or urgent care. And somehow, in the middle of all that, we still found time to save approximately one-third of a beer. I wasn't asking for ownership of the restaurant. I wasn't demanding reparations from the Greek government. I just wanted one complete, unbroken beer. The food was okay. Good food-truck-level okay. The lamb was genuinely very good. But the cracked glass followed by the carefully rationed replacement turned an otherwise ordinary meal into a minor Greek tragedy. And perhaps that is where the lesson lives. For what is a man, really, but a temporary vessel wandering through an indifferent universe, hoping only that his hummus is creamy, his lamb is tender, and the vessel holding his beer is not actively trying to murder him? The ancient Greeks warned us about hubris. I always assumed they meant kings challenging the gods. Perhaps they meant bartenders looking at a cracked beer glass and thinking, "Two-thirds should cover it." Somewhere, Dionysus wept. But maybe the missing third of that beer was not a loss at all. Is one-third of a beer really worth carrying anger home? No. Life moves fast enough. Slow down. Enjoy the lamb. Laugh at the absurdity. Appreciate that the glass failed in its assassination attempt. Sometimes the universe takes a little more beer than seems fair. Let it. Be positive. And like all great Greek heroes, I escaped with my life, my dignity... slightly less beer than I was owed. Let this be a life lesson, Evan. I