Smith Cove

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About Smith Cove

Smith Cove is a restaurant located in an airport, making it a convenient stop for travelers. Despite being considered overpriced, it offers some standout dishes like the fish and chips, praised for its excellent batter and great tasting cod. The gochujang hot wings also receive positive remarks for their flavor. The atmosphere is reminiscent of a sports bar, making it a decent spot to relax, especially for catching games, although technical issues with the TV have been reported.

Service can be slow, which has frustrated some guests, particularly when waiting for food. However, the staff is described as kind and accommodating. Diners have enjoyed the clam chowder, although some recommend ordering it with the bread bowl for a more filling meal. Overall, Smith Cove provides a satisfying dining experience for those looking to grab a bite before their next flight, with the added benefit of being close to Peet's Coffee for a caffeine fix.

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Smith Cove Reviews

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194 ratings
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Food
2.2
Atmosphere
2.2
Service
2.3

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The food was mediocre, if yes order fish and chips you may get fries or chips… charges were incorrect. Cost a lot of money for a crummy experience
It took so long that I had to leave. And the dirty dishes had not been cleaned off my table. I bet I was charged regardless of the wait
This is a scan and order location. There is little to no interaction.

Once you start your table session, and make your order, the clock starts. After 40 minutes of inactivity, your session closes, and you are charged a 22% tip.

For me, 20 minutes passed before I got my order. I should have closed my tab then, but decided I might want a refill. When I finished, my session was closed and the 22% tip was added.

This is unacceptable. There was no real interaction...read full review

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