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Wow. Was all I could think of as I left. From sit down to stand up, the whole experience was pathetic. What a shame, the restaurant has the look and feel...they obviously spent money setting up. The pork medallions were over cooked, cold and the portions very small. The server was young and very inexperienced. He mixed up our drinks twice, never gave us refills of water after asking "3" times, and overcharged us on our bill. For the quality of food you receive, the place is way overpriced. The couple beside us had a similar experience and recieved a $50 gift certificate for the poor service they got - which they promptly gave to us after watching what we went through. I never even bothered asking for the manager for one, I simply tore it up. The place is doomed if they don't make serious changes...people will figure it out.
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