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“It is a good place to eat and great service. they are sometimes busy and get overrun by orders but other than that it is a great place“

“Good morning. My wife and I visited the Spring Mills location yesterday.

The food was actually very good and the service was excellent. The cocktails were well made and the menu had a good variety of options. Overall we enjoyed our visit.

One small detail stood out, though, and it’s really about attention to presentation. I noticed the restaurant uses nice quality paper napkins, which was a pleasant touch, but the silverware didn’t match the overall quality of the dining experience.

Considering the menu prices ($18–$35 per entrée) and the quality of the food and service, I expected sturdier and better-maintained utensils. The fork at my table was extremely thin, scratched up, and looked worn to the point that I couldn’t tell if it was clean or just heavily marked. It simply didn’t match the otherwise good experience.

This is a minor detail, but small things like that can affect the overall impression of an otherwise very good restaurant. With the quality of food and service you’re offering, upgrading the silverware would help the dining experience feel more consistent with the rest of the presentation

Best Regards,

Tom Shaffer“

“Fun people good drinks nice music“

“Tonight my husband ran and picked up our food. Came home with the smoothie I get every time - for years and years - but it was only filled to about an inch from the top. He asked the “barista?” Why it wasn’t filled to the top and she said it was only supposed to be filled to the bottom line. He asked her if all the previous 100s of smoothies I’ve had over the years were all done incorrectly and she said, “I don’t know what to tell you.” We go there so often the regulars who work there know my smoothie order without me even having to order it. And it’s always filled to the top. Which, of course, is what a company should do - even if just for the optics. As the prices go up, no one wants to get a partially filled cup - even if it is “policy”.“