Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar

Mother Daughter Date Night last Friday night. Lazy Dog has been bookmarked for a few months now so we decided to give it a try. It was Friday night so we called ahead to see how long the wait was. 45 minutes wasn’t to bad so put our name on the list and off we went. HIGHLY recommended to call ahead and put your name down because when we arrived there was a pretty long wait.
There’s a large parking structure so finding a spot was a piece of cake. I LOVE the look and feel of this place. I swear I felt like I was in Utah or some snow covered state tucked into a fantastic lodge. High ceilings covered in rich wood and red leather seats. Unfortunatly with high ceilings comes loud noise. If you have a hard time hearing and/​or have a soft voice, this may not be a great place for you. I know my dad wouldn’t enjoy it but plenty of people will.
When we arrived my daughter picked up our buzzer and we waited only a few minutes before someone approached us asking if we’d mind sitting in the bar. It’s large, lots of tables so we said «heck ya!». I noticed that the crowd was primarily made up of middle aged couples, families, friends gathering for afterwork drinks and a sprinkling of young Silicon Valley Techs. It was a great blend.
We ordered:
Moscow Mule — something must have been wrong behind the bar because this tasted like seltzer water and bitter lime. Too weird for my daughter who quickly pushed it my way (I wasn’t letting that baby go to waste)!
Sangria Sampler — delicious. These came out in 3 super cute mason jars with little tags letting you know what flavor each was. My favorite was the pomegranate.
Hawaiian Sticky Ribs w/​fries — Ribs were fall off the bone tender but I wasn’t really into the sauce that was brushed on them. It was the same sauce you get with mushu pork. Plum sauce? My daughter said she liked them but not enough to order again. The menu is HUGE so there’s lots of other items to try.
Poblano Chicken — Flavor was fantastic. Loved the sweet potato cakes on top and the heat of the poblanos sauce was perfect and toned down by the umptious cream. The chicken was my only disappointment. They are little bit size pieces that could have used a sear or some browning to add another layer of flavor. Other than that, I thought this dish was pretty yummy.
Butter Cake — Okay folks, I read the reviews that raved about this dessert. I drooled over the numerous pictures and just had to order it even though I was stuffed to my eyeballs. Beautifully presented with drizzles of strawberry and balsamic reduction. Then if it didn’t look decadent enough, it was topped with vanilla ice cream. It’s a beautiful dessert and the taste was good but … I thought it was just «okay». The cake was moist, the berry sauce wasn’t overly sweet, but the balsamic reduction had a burnt taste that put me off. Over all it was not a total miss for me but not something I’d order again.
Service the spot of from the moment we called to get on the wait list to the second we walked out the door. There was a little drama with a very intoxicated man at the bar and I must say that Mike (I believe he was one of the managers) handled the situation with class, composure and respect.
Bring your kids (their noise wont bother anyone), your friends, your family. This place is for everyone. I think the price point is average for the area so for some it may seem a touch high but go, try it, you’ll have a good experience.

Husband and I came by for a late-​night dinner around 10:30PM. FYI they open till midnight and yes, their kitchen will be open. Happy hour is after 9PM so we got a great deal with $ 7 margarita and a $ 7 mini pizza.
Food: Husband got the bacon cheeseburger. It came with fries, which were perfectly fluffy in the center and crispy on the outside. He said the burger could have used some onion strings or something to amp up the flavor. The portion size was generous. I enjoyed my mini margarita pizza as I was looking for a light but filling dinner. This pizza did just that. There was a mini mound of arugula on top, dressed with a lemon vinaigrette as advertised. Pizza dough was just eh. Majority of the pizza was paper thin crust, as was the cheese and sauce layer. Good flavors, could use a little more substance. Might be too light if you’re hungry but the happy hour menu is designed for you to order more than one dish I think. Overall, we left feeling like it was a chain restaurant although the interior/​exterior made me think of a more upscale sit down restaurant. It’s certainly not bad by any means, but we weren’t wowed by the experience.
Ambience: Someone else on Unilocal put it perfectly-​this would be a BJ’s+Yardhouse located in Lake Tahoe. I personally really liked the feeling of being in a cabin of sorts. The walls and space are tastefully decorated with dog and outdoor related art. I loved that they have 2 TV monitors right by the bathrooms where you can send pics of your own dog. This place is definitely dog friendly. There’s a beautiful heated patio you can eat on with your dog. Lighting was a little too dark for my taste, but that may not matter for some. I like being able to see my food though.
Service: Food took awhile but our server was attentive when she came to check on us a few times. It seemed she was a bit overwhelmed when we came as it was just the one server for the entire room.
Overall, a good place to come eat with friends when everything else is closed. Would even be a nice place to take a date, but not a dinner place I’ll frequent.

Lazy D fires on all cylinders from the atmosphere to the service — The Dog rocks.
We’ve been back no less than ten times and introduced several of our friends. The room with the fireplace on a cold day is the perfect place to eat and have a conversation.
Do not miss the Butter Cake — delicious.
No reservations so best to go on a week night as Thursday — Saturday there is a waiting list. If you call when you leave the house they’ll put you on the list.
That’s all folks, you need to try it for yourself.

Been here twice now and I have mix feelings about this place. Service is wonderful! The wait staff checks up on the food & the customer (sometimes a little too often). But it’s all good.
The food is really inconsistent. Depending on what you get, it can be really good to really bad (see my pics for more info). On my second visit, there was a long wait for the beer flight that I ordered because there was something wrong with the keg? At the end of the wait, it was only the IPA that I enjoyed, and the flight was comped! Very nice of management to do so due to the the long wait. In addition, I ordered the lunch pizza and salad. The salad was a meal on its own (very large portion). The pizza of my choice was the fennel sausage goat cheese mushroom one. It came out looking ok on top, but incredibly soggy on the bottom. I don’t know if it’s normally like that, but I could not eat it (flavor wasn’t all great either). I ended up letting the waiter and manager know, and they also comped this as well. Now, I have never been comped this much in my life before, but it was nice to know that they cared about my dining experience there and wasn’t going to charge me for food they did not get right. I certainly bumped up a star for that alone! My kids enjoyed their teen burger and the Warm Chicken Focaccia sandwich. Hubby got the chicken parm lunch special and it was just ok.
Dining here is a nice experience if you don’t expect fine dining. It’s a nice causal sports bar/​cabin feel and food to match. I would definitely come back and also recommend this place, but order more simple things. Portions and prices are on point. Quality just has to improve a bit. But with such a huge menu, not sure they will be able to accomplish that.

The hubby and I wanted a quick lunch near by and Unilocal pointed me here.
I didn’t realize Cupertino had a new set of restaurants popping up right next to Valco– thank you Apple!
There was parking available in the parking structure but given the scale of expansion I wonder if parking will be easy in the future.
The restaurant is obv a chain– one I hadn’t heard of.
The menu was varied with a bit for everyone.
We ordered the inside out quesadilla– amazing! Hot cheesy crunchy soft… Hits all the right spots.
I had the green eggs and ham (sans ham) again delicious and fresh.
The waitress did indicate everything was cooked fresh after it was ordered.
The sweet potato taters were also great!
No complaints from me.
We will be back

I love the atmosphere here, the happy hour deals, the amount of seating and space, and the good service! There are quite a few TVs around the place and they play some chill, good music in the background!
Here’s my take on what we ordered for happy hour:
The Beer Flight: 4 out of 6 of these house beers were flat :(Only the IPA was good. Keep in mind this was a Sunday at 9PM. But still… not a great way to advertise the house beers here if your taps are flat.
Double Daddy IPA (8.5%): Delicious IPA if you like strong, hoppy beer! This made up for the not-​so-​good beer flight.
Strawberry Margarita: Pretty weak in terms of alcohol, but it tasted just right after ordering an extra shot of tequila to mix in there ;)
Spicy (?) Buffalo Bites: Not spicy at all, but they were well made, with yummy white meat chicken!
Spinach Cheese Dip: The chips were a bit stale, but the spinach cheese dip made up for it! Wish there was a little more dip, and a few more chips.
Chicken Lettuce Wraps: Suuuuuuuper salty. Not much chicken, and lots of little wonton noodles to mix in. The lettuce wasn’t cut very neatly, and I didn’t even need to add the hoisin sauce because the chicken was so salty already. :/

Sunday Funday, Sunday Brunch with friends.
We had reservations for 8 on the patio — which btw, you need at least 8 people to even make a reservation AND at least half of your party needs to be there to get sat. AND if you’re 15 minutes late, they’ll give your table away.
Anyways, we wanted to grab a table on the patio because we had 2 dogs joining us. The patio has a nice fire pit that also serves as seating for people to eat around, but only 2 TVs… I wish/​hope they put more around the patio.
Food — Actually pretty good. Despite the fact that my Bahama Chicken did not taste or look how it was described on the menu. It said it was Jerk Chicken but it tasted like Teriyaki Sauce. Even though it wasn’t what I expected, it was still good. Their Togarashi Edamame was DELISH though! So much flavor! And their Cajun Fries are surprisingly super seasoned, so goood.
Drinks — Bloody Mary was decent, kind of salty. Their Sangria Sampler gave a good amount for the price. Pineapple Mojito was easy to drink, tasted like Malibu Rum. Overall, all of their cocktails were yummy but super, super sweet. Almost like a syrup sweet, but great selection to choose from!
Service — SUPER SLOW. I’m not sure if the staff is just poorly trained, or if they just lack experience in the restaurant industry but everyone acted super confused. We had at a food runner come by our table and ask us if we ordered certain dishes at least 3 times when it was obviously the wrong table and then they wandered around the patio looking so lost. Apparently they have issues with the POS too because it took FOREVER for our server to fix our checks. We had split checks and a bunch of items are on diff checks. Yeah, I know, split checks are a b*tch, but hey, he’s the one who offered in the beginning. Don’t offer if you can’t even do it.
I know this place is fairly new, and I really hope that the service improves because this place does have potential. Some of the waitstaff needs to learn manners too. My friend opened the door to go inside and some server just rudely walked right in wtf and I was trying to carry the Sangria Sampler with a Bloody Mary in the other hand while attempting to open the door to go to the patio, a busboy or food runner just stood outside on the other side watching. It would’ve been nice if these people were a little more customer oriented.
On a more positive note, the menu has SO MUCH to choose from… we all wanted to order everything haha. Maybe i’ll give this place another shot later once the service becomes more stable.

5 stars for service, food, location, and prices! I was traveling for business and wanted to go somewhere quick but good around 8pm after a long day, where it wouldn’t be weird to eat alone in the bar area… I feel kinda weird eating alone in a restaurant dining room!
I grabbed a seat at the bar & ordered water, and the bartender (I’m horrible with names– Chris? Cameron? It started with a C) told me to let him know when I was ready to order. I ended up grabbing a glass of wine while perusing the menu, and ended up getting the garlic flatbread and a small Caesar salad. The flatbread was much more food than I expected! I ended up sharing with the folks on either side of me at the bar! Crispy and topped with Parmesan and very tasty. The marinara dipping sauce tasted homemade. The salad was really good as well– good portion and good dressing.
Atmosphere– VERY busy on a Thursday night, in both the restaurant and bar areas– but the service was still great. Super clean, casual and buzzing vibe, with sports on TV. I’ll definitely check this place out again in Cupertino’s new Main Street area next time I’m in town.

This place is fantastic! We are here for our second time now, with our dog Bubba, and have fallen in love. The patio is great and we are so happy to have finally found a nice, dog-​friendly, restaurant where we can come on the weekend and watch football!
The service is great and the atmosphere is super clean and casual! There are heaters for the outdoor seating and a fire pit you can sit around. Two flatscreen TVs outside for all the sports fans! We haven’t eaten inside because we’ve brought the dog both times.
The food is excellent. The brunch pizza was to die for! The eggs were cooked perfectly. The spinach dip was ok, we tried the wings this time… YUM! The Thai noodles were a hit! The seared ahi salad was not… Not quite sure what they are thinking by not mixing the salad ingredients… We weren’t a fan!
You can also get your dog food, which is super cool!
Check in on Unilocal and get their BOMB flatbread.

Ehhhh I’m a little lazy to come back here. Lazy Dog’s in a convenient location within the ‘downtown’ of Cupertino. However, keep in mind that there is limited parking near the restaurant. More like your only parking option will be the parking garage next to it which has a 4 hour time limit.
Service is slow here and it took forever for us to get our one order of sweet potato tater tots. And it felt like an eternity before we got our entrees. The sweet potato tater tots were decent and made you feel (hopefully) a little less guilty than eating french fries. I ordered a California baja burger for lunch. The burger was huge, a little sloppily put together, but with the right amount of french fries. A few others in our party got the fish and chips, but their portions looked a little smaller than what they’d like.
One nice thing about Lazy Dog is that there is a cool firepit in the outdoor patio. Makes you want to come back here for drinks by the firepit :)

Food is good, but prepare yourself for a LOOOONG wait during peak hours. At 7pm on a Friday evening, the entrance area was completely packed with people waiting for tables. I had called ahead to put my name on the list and was told 30 – 40 minutes but ended up waiting a total of over an hour for a table for 2. I will give credit to the hostesses for being as patient as possible with all the people repeatedly asking if their table is ready, but they do need to adjust their wait time quotes to be more accurate.
As for the food, we tried the Hawaiian sticky ribs with umami fries and campfire pot roast, both of which were pretty good but not outstanding enough to warrant the wait. In general, it could be a cool place to hang out with friends similar to a BJs or Yardhouse, but it is very very busy (just like those places).

Love the food and atmosphere of this place. I tried the Hawaiian sticky ribs with umami fries when I came here, and they were really flavorful. However, I wouldn’t describe them so much as Hawaiian as I would asian. They had a more Chinese-​flavor to them, but they were really great. The ribs just fell right off the bones. The fries were also good, I really enjoyed their take on umami fries, the sauce was a bit more on the tart side. We also had the flat bread appetizer as well which was pretty good, was nice and fresh. Kind of resembled pizza in a way.
I also tried their beer sampler while I was here. For $ 8, it isn’t a bad price. Most of the beers were good, I even enjoyed their stout despite not usually liking stout beers. It doesn’t come so strong and finishes pretty smooth. But the highlight of their 6 beers was their hefeweizen (just as a point of reference, IPA’s and Reds are my usual go-​tos).
The only thing somewhat lacking was the service. While she was nice and all, we really didn’t see much of her at all. There were times when we were in need of something and I’d have to make eye contact with her from across the room to get her attention. But despite this, the food was still great and I really like the interior. Very spacious inside, and it really feels like you’re up in a log cabin.

Did not try the food. Came by with two friends after dinner for a drink at the bar. Got there around 9pm which is just in time for their late happy hour. Prices for drinks are cheaper. And they have $ 6 shots of different liquor (we got Stollis). They have an impressive beer menu if you are into beer. I like the list of martinis. I tried Asian Pear. It was very tasty, and not very strong. There are many others that I am sure girls would love.
I really love the ambiance of the place. It feels young and hip. The nice red bar chairs are very chic and comfort at the same time. I would definitely want to come back to this place again, whether it’s to try their food or just to grab a drink. Great happy hour place to wind down after work.

I’ve been anticipating the day I ever came back to a Lazy Dog location ever since I tried it down in SoCal. My friend recommended this spot when I was down there because I heard so many great things about it. After church on a Sunday, I told my family about this place we decided to give it a try.
It was a little busy but our wait time wasn’t long. It was about 20 minutes even though the hostess told us it would take about 30 – 40 minutes. Our server was really cool. I forgot his name but he was always checking up on our table.
Appetizers:
Grilled Garlic Flatbread Marinara (CHECK IN ON Unilocal IF YOU WANT THIS COMPED!) — any kind of flatbread is always good to start off with as an appetizer. It’s not something I would usually order but if it’s free, why not? I loved the super garlic-​y taste!
Wok-​Fired Calamari — my parents really liked this. I was expecting the traditional fried calamari with a lemon wedge and some tarter sauce but it almost tasted like orange chicken instead of calamari served on top of white rice. It was still good though!
Hawaiian Ahi Poke — this was my most favorite appetizer!!! Me being a self proclaimed poke connoisseur, I loved this! I wish they could add more pieces to it. The sesame peanut vinaigrette was delicious along with the crispy fried wonton. It also comes with a mini seaweed salad in the middle.
Loaded Potato Hush Puppies — my sisters are potato lovers, so of course we had to order this. It’s almost like a croquette. It was good too and the spicy Tapatio cream that they drizzled on top was perfect.
Entrees:
Carbonara — I got this for myself and it was just okay. I wish the poached egg came hot instead of cold. The bacon totally made this pasta dish.
Grilled cheese — how can you go wrong with this?!
BBQ Baby Back Pork Ribs — my parents shared this and they loved it. They said it wasn’t salty like the other places we’ve eaten at. They ordered this with a side of white rice.
Beer Battered Fish ‘N’ Chips — my sister got this and she finished it quick! We love tarter sauce so if fish and chips are there, we’re gonna love it. The coleslaw was also yummy too!
My family is the type of people who don’t usually like trying new things, but they really liked this place so you’ll be seeing us again, Lazy Dog! PS, this place IS dog friendly… In their outside patio though!

6PM on the weekend, and this place was bursting at the seams — with a seating capacity pushing 400! Pretty incredible.
Food and drinks were great, with one exception.
For apps, we had the Calamari and Cajun Fries. We’ve never seen calamari prepared like this; they were cooked in a sweet and sour style and laid on top of brown rice. Soft, delicious — pretty awesome! The cajun fries, though… WOW! The flavor completely popped. They were spectacular. The disappointment came when we went to grab a couple later that night as we were putting left overs in the fridge, and they were already inedible less than an hour after leaving the restaurant. That said, order them, but eat them there!
Main courses: Naked Turkey Burger and Pork Schnitzel. The burger came out with mayo the first time (it’s supposed to have mustard), and they finally brought out a «new» one about 10 minutes later. I’m 99% certain it was the same burger, and they just put the plate down the opposite way. The burger still had white residue on it and bun was soggy, so I’m assuming they wiped the mayo and just tried to wait a few minutes. The burger as a whole was disappointing. I absolutely do not recommend ordering this. Pork Schnitzel looked awesome and got high marks (from a born-​and-​raised, schnitzel-​eating European, mind you!).
Lazy Dog has great cocktails, decently organized service for being a new place, and an incredibly cool vibe. The décor and seating, inside and out, are really nice.
Will be back. Will not order naked turkey burger creation.
Also, yay for dog menu :-) (although it’s only online — maybe they bring it out if you have a dog with you?) and boo to NO espresso machine! :-(

Love the food and the back patio, where dogs are allowed — super dog friendly here which is what caught my attention here — they even have a couple dog entrees, and bring a bowl of water out for your furry animal! Back patio also has a cool fire pit, great for summer/​fall nights!
I had their lamb stroganoff, pretty delicious, although I think it was a bit more saucey than what I’d prefer, the flavor is definitely there! Try it fast because it’s a seasonal item. Also had the fennel sausage, goat cheese pizza is yummy too. We had the citrus lemonade and that is really refreshing, definitely a summer drink.

They aren’t accepting reservations until next year but here is why you can do. Half an hour before you get there, call and put your name down. This is amazing. Why would restaurants not let you do that? I got in 15 minutes after I called and it was packeddddd at 715. I checked at front to see if my name is down and it was and she estimated 30 – 35 min. I got the buzzer and walked outside. You can also opt for phone call. There wasn’t much to do or walk around there so we planned to just Derp. But literally after 1 minute, we got buzzed. Jeez that’s good stuff.
This place reminds me of bjs and yardhouse combined located in Tahoe haha. The waitress was super attentive and checked in many times. A little too many if you ask me. I checked in for the flatbread and there are so many to eat. I got a bowl of tortilla soup and added avocado. It was ok and by the end of it the chips were soggy and nasty looking. The club sandwich with upgraded unami fries was pretty big. Sandwich was regular but the fries were good and crispy like Burger King. The umami flavor is the kewpie Japanese mayo mixed with the red chili sauce and some other jazz. Nice touch. It’s a cool place to eat with friends. I saw a huge table that fit prolly 20 people.

4 STAR.
Awesome new hangout in Cupertino in the newly built complex off of Stevens Creek, in between Wolfe and Tantau. It’s a great new restaurant/​bar with great decoration, ample seating, and = an awesome happy hour that many tech employees in the surrounding Cupertino area have already scouted and visited!
My teammates and I had the opportunity to go to Lazy Dog after work twice in the last week for a few drinks and appetizers, and we had a great experience. I think the word is getting out about Lazy Dog, because the 2^nd time we went, there were a lot more customers there than the first time. Happy Hour at Lazy Dog is from 3−6pm on Mon-​Fri and from 9pm-​close on Sun-​Thurs. Both times I went, it was a weeknight, and we ordered off of the happy hour menu. $ 3-​$ 7 beers and mixed drinks, and happy hour portion appetizers ranging from $ 3-​$ 7 as well.
Here are the appetizers that I recommend:
1. Spicy buffalo chicken nuggets (rate a 4 out of 5) — these spicy buffalo chicken nuggets are pretty good. They are served over a bed of cole slaw and blue cheese. Nice presentation with 4 pieces. Nice dish to share.
2. Sweet potato tater tots (rate a 5 out of 5) — these are awesome. Got these both times we went. They are really tasty, and the garlic aioli they are served with is incredible. Highly recommend.
3. Spinach and cheese dip (rate a 3.5−4 out of 5) — nothing too out of the ordinary here. Just standard warm spinach dip.
4. Wok-​fired calamari (rate a 4 out of 5) — this was an interesting take on calamari. They were lightly breaded and served over brown rice with veggies in a tangy sauce.
5. Grilled garlic flatbread (rate a 3 out of 5) — their garlic flatbread was served with marinara sauce. Not bad.
6. Chicken quesadilla (rate a 3.5 out of 5) — standard quesadilla. Nice to share. Good portion size.
I’d like to try Lazy Dog for dinner eventually, but as for right now, it’s a great hang out spot after work. There is even a beautiful outside bar area with patio seating and a fire pit. There are TVs hanging up all around the inside bar area and the outdoor area as well. Highly recommend checking out Lazy Dog!

I daresay this is the new BJ’s of Cupertino. if I ever wait too long for a seat at BJ’s, I’m coming here for the better extensive menu n drinks. plus the new parking garage is a lot better option than the small valet parking at BJ’s.
from the outside, the building structure looks like a lodge that belongs in the Colorado mountains. (all wood n stone.) the interior is cozy with a bar area n a covered outside patio where customers can bring their dogs to watch ppl eat. (poor dogs. :)) there’s an abundance of waiters/​waitresses/​busboys roaming about so our table service was great. we never waited more than 5 minutes for someone to come by to order or ask if we needed anything else. (hope this kind of service continues!)
Strawberry Citrus Soda: this was so refreshing with the mint n ice. u squeeze the plastic casing so the strawberry goes into the soda. so pretty n interesting. haven’t seen this anywhere else. will order this again for sure.
BBQ Baby Back Pork Ribs: they have a smaller portion for a lower price, but seems a better deal to get the whole rack. it came out HUGE so we shared the entrée. it was tangy n sweet. not the fall off the bones kind, but still good. the mashed potatoes which came with it was a big amount also!
Sweet Corn Chowder (seasonal): wow this was so yummy! the cup size I ordered was enough for both of us to share. there was so much corn n potatoes in it, I would’ve been totally full from a full bowl of this stuff. the piece of Parmesan bread that came with it was so crispy. it went well with the chowder.
Greens, Eggs + Ham (seasonal): I think the ham part of this is actually bacon. the spices (Indian?) hits u after u ate a few pieces. if ur not into that flavor, don’t order this. the poached egg was perfectly runny!

After seeing all the reviews on Unilocal about Lazy Dog, I was extremely excited when my friends suggested it for dinner!
The restaurant is in a new shopping plaza and has a parking garage for hassle free parking! There is absolutely no cell phone reception in this area but fear not! Lazy Dog has free guest wifi– YAY!
My friend called ahead and but it still took 20 mins for us to get seated. It was a Friday night and the Warriors game was on– GO DUBS! So it was pretty crowded but it looked like a fun area to watch the game.
The menu they have is very extensive. I guess I would call it American. Fusion-​y. It reminded me of Cheesecake Factory/​Yard house but with more seafood options. Food was a bit pricey though. I also appreciated the healthy options they have on their menu as well. I ordered the seared ahi tuna.
So we did have an incident at our table where the waiter spilled the a huge cup of water on my friends, but was very apologetic. I understand that mistakes happen and the manager gave our table free dessert for the night– I mean who could be mad with free dessert??!
Sadly… It was pretty much downhill from here. After the water was spilt, we weren’t given any extra napkins until we flagged down the waiter. The waiter kept forgetting to bring my friends extra water. Also, we didn’t receive our check-​in flatbread until after we finished our entrees, which sort of sucked. The flatbread was yummy though.
My ahi tuna seared came with a pretty raw sear which I like! It also came with mashed potatoes. The mashed potatoes were okay, I liked the garlic in it. I could do without the small amount of veggies mixed in with the mash potatoes. The ahi tuna was alright, I just didn’t think it tasted amazing. My meal was definitely not memorable. My BF got the Hawaiian sticky wings which came with fries, the fries were great! But he said the meat was dry and disappointing. My other friends got the ribs and the pork and they both said the meat was too dry. They had to ask for extra Bbq sauce.
The savior of this place was the butter cake. The cake was SO delicious. So moist and soft! This is definitely a must. The vanilla icecream and strawberries were a great touch.
Honestly, I would have skipped everything I ate and just have gotten dessert because this butter cake was the best item of the night.
Overall, this is just like another Cheesecake Factory to me… Nothing very special.