Very busy place. I had Thai noodles ?. It was a huge amount and in my opinion, good but not that good. I wouldn't order it again. Server was really nice. We loved the Brussels sprouts.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
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False advertisement. You get about half of what's depicted in the advertised photo. I got the curry bowl and it was very tasty, but it was absolutely false advertising with the small amount of food I got. It also did not come with the advertised cup of sauce. It came out to a whopping $22.
The.end.is.nier M.
False advertisement. You get about half of what's depicted in the advertised photo. I got the curry bowl and it was very tasty, but it was absolutely false advertising with the small amount of food I got. It also did not come with the advertised cup of sauce. It came out to a whopping $22.
Allen S.
Roadtrip Bowls is a Lazy Dog company. It actually uses the Lazy Dog kitchen. Roadtrip setup a new online order system for Lazy Dog and Roadtrip. Roadtrip seems to cater to Bowls, salads and some sandwiches. Lazy Dog online appears to have a different menu.We ordered the Salmon Dill salad and the Thai chicken salad. Both were designed as cold entries. This morning we wanted to minimize time waiting for food and were able to order two items which for us had free delivery. Unlike some delivery services there were no extra charges. Delivery pricing, and possibly order minimum amount, is based on how far you are from the kitchen.The original order estimated 45 minutes but their service delivered the food early.The online ordering was simple and organized.They used DoorDash for the delivery but I wouldn't be surprised if they used different agencies depending on requirements.Food was nicely prepared and met our expectations.I don't understand why they have both a delivery for Lazy Dog and Roadtrip Bowls menu. It appears the menu items are different and to confuse us more the in-store menu has some of the bowl items.They also have a "group ordering" option. You can invite others to order, and pay for, on your same check. For a small party at your house/business this is an intriguing option.If the menu has what you want, give them a try.
Very busy place. I had Thai noodles ?. It was a huge amount and in my opinion, good but not that good. I wouldn't order it again. Server was really nice. We loved the Brussels sprouts.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
False advertisement. You get about half of what's depicted in the advertised photo. I got the curry bowl and it was very tasty, but it was absolutely false advertising with the small amount of food I got. It also did not come with the advertised cup of sauce. It came out to a whopping $22.
False advertisement. You get about half of what's depicted in the advertised photo. I got the curry bowl and it was very tasty, but it was absolutely false advertising with the small amount of food I got. It also did not come with the advertised cup of sauce. It came out to a whopping $22.
Roadtrip Bowls is a Lazy Dog company. It actually uses the Lazy Dog kitchen. Roadtrip setup a new online order system for Lazy Dog and Roadtrip. Roadtrip seems to cater to Bowls, salads and some sandwiches. Lazy Dog online appears to have a different menu.We ordered the Salmon Dill salad and the Thai chicken salad. Both were designed as cold entries. This morning we wanted to minimize time waiting for food and were able to order two items which for us had free delivery. Unlike some delivery services there were no extra charges. Delivery pricing, and possibly order minimum amount, is based on how far you are from the kitchen.The original order estimated 45 minutes but their service delivered the food early.The online ordering was simple and organized.They used DoorDash for the delivery but I wouldn't be surprised if they used different agencies depending on requirements.Food was nicely prepared and met our expectations.I don't understand why they have both a delivery for Lazy Dog and Roadtrip Bowls menu. It appears the menu items are different and to confuse us more the in-store menu has some of the bowl items.They also have a "group ordering" option. You can invite others to order, and pay for, on your same check. For a small party at your house/business this is an intriguing option.If the menu has what you want, give them a try.
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