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Bilgerat wrote: flsr wrote: Bilgerat wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote: local mother wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote:
They are authentic and wonderful!! A must for everyone who loves mexican food. Now I love the other places too, but this one you do not have to wait for forever to get in. And like I said it is all you can eat.
Me and a co-worker went to the Cascada Mexican Restaurant in the plaza of My Aunt's House across from the Bass Funeral Home for lunch....I AM SO FULL!!
I would definitely love to go back and it was only like $17 for both of us, $6.99 for the buffet and then some for the drink. Very good food and the variety is endless. I couldn't try everything. I definitely have to go back and take my boyfriend, he will love it.
I am so glad you liked it. It came highly recommended from a few of my friends, I have been there at least a dozen times. Great Food, and out of the way! Bad place for a business though, I have seen 2 others close up there, we have to spread the word.
I tried this place tonight and I'm very glad I did!
The food was very tasty, the place wasn't crowded and the music (background) was pleasant and muted!
For $7.99 at an "All you can eat", this place will also be seen again!
I thought the economy was bad, but I see it isn't really. When people can afford to eat out and pay $8 for one meal and likely tip a waitress to boot, things are fine. Even if this is an occasional special treat, you're doing well.
I can feed 2 people at home for $4. Problem here, though, the waitress doesn't get tipped.
One thing I learned a long time ago, no one is going to "treat" you as well as yourself!
$ 8.00 plus isn't going to break me, and I deserve a gift now and then! 
In theory, I agree with you. Puts me in mind of all the commercials that say"I'm worth it", but then I look in my purse and I have to say "Guess I'm not"
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flsr wrote: Bilgerat wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote: local mother wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote:
They are authentic and wonderful!! A must for everyone who loves mexican food. Now I love the other places too, but this one you do not have to wait for forever to get in. And like I said it is all you can eat.
Me and a co-worker went to the Cascada Mexican Restaurant in the plaza of My Aunt's House across from the Bass Funeral Home for lunch....I AM SO FULL!!
I would definitely love to go back and it was only like $17 for both of us, $6.99 for the buffet and then some for the drink. Very good food and the variety is endless. I couldn't try everything. I definitely have to go back and take my boyfriend, he will love it.
I am so glad you liked it. It came highly recommended from a few of my friends, I have been there at least a dozen times. Great Food, and out of the way! Bad place for a business though, I have seen 2 others close up there, we have to spread the word.
I tried this place tonight and I'm very glad I did!
The food was very tasty, the place wasn't crowded and the music (background) was pleasant and muted!
For $7.99 at an "All you can eat", this place will also be seen again!
I thought the economy was bad, but I see it isn't really. When people can afford to eat out and pay $8 for one meal and likely tip a waitress to boot, things are fine. Even if this is an occasional special treat, you're doing well.
I can feed 2 people at home for $4. Problem here, though, the waitress doesn't get tipped.
One thing I learned a long time ago, no one is going to "treat" you as well as yourself!
$ 8.00 plus isn't going to break me, and I deserve a gift now and then!
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Posted: Sun Oct 5th, 2008 09:29 am |
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Bilgerat wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote: local mother wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote:
They are authentic and wonderful!! A must for everyone who loves mexican food. Now I love the other places too, but this one you do not have to wait for forever to get in. And like I said it is all you can eat.
Me and a co-worker went to the Cascada Mexican Restaurant in the plaza of My Aunt's House across from the Bass Funeral Home for lunch....I AM SO FULL!!
I would definitely love to go back and it was only like $17 for both of us, $6.99 for the buffet and then some for the drink. Very good food and the variety is endless. I couldn't try everything. I definitely have to go back and take my boyfriend, he will love it.
I am so glad you liked it. It came highly recommended from a few of my friends, I have been there at least a dozen times. Great Food, and out of the way! Bad place for a business though, I have seen 2 others close up there, we have to spread the word.
I tried this place tonight and I'm very glad I did!
The food was very tasty, the place wasn't crowded and the music (background) was pleasant and muted!
For $7.99 at an "All you can eat", this place will also be seen again!
I thought the economy was bad, but I see it isn't really. When people can afford to eat out and pay $8 for one meal and likely tip a waitress to boot, things are fine. Even if this is an occasional special treat, you're doing well.
I can feed 2 people at home for $4. Problem here, though, the waitress doesn't get tipped.
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Posted: Sun Oct 5th, 2008 01:12 am |
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OkeeArt wrote: Cuckoo wrote: I heard Michaels had good steaks and Capt. D's excellent coconut skrimps. You might want to check out either one of these since you won't be visiting the others. Thanks for the info on the grilled taters with peppers and onions.
RJ Gators claims to have the best tail in town. 
If I had to choose a place in town for the best steaks, I would choose the Speckled Perch, open tuesday-satuday 4:30 to 10:30 only open for dinner, go hungry there steaks are huge, we normally have enough to take home for breakfast for 3 people , no thats a steak and there price is reasonable 45.00 for 2 to eat including dessert.....the resturant is in the back the bar is in the front
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gatorbabe wrote: Wow I remember both of those resturants and I do have to say I miss the 2 piece chicken dinners at the Burger Queen on Tuesday and Thursdays( for like $1.99 if I'm remembering that right). Old age has seem to help me out on not being correct on something. Forgive me if I'm wrong.....
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LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote: local mother wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote:
They are authentic and wonderful!! A must for everyone who loves mexican food. Now I love the other places too, but this one you do not have to wait for forever to get in. And like I said it is all you can eat.
Me and a co-worker went to the Cascada Mexican Restaurant in the plaza of My Aunt's House across from the Bass Funeral Home for lunch....I AM SO FULL!!
I would definitely love to go back and it was only like $17 for both of us, $6.99 for the buffet and then some for the drink. Very good food and the variety is endless. I couldn't try everything. I definitely have to go back and take my boyfriend, he will love it.
I am so glad you liked it. It came highly recommended from a few of my friends, I have been there at least a dozen times. Great Food, and out of the way! Bad place for a business though, I have seen 2 others close up there, we have to spread the word.
I tried this place tonight and I'm very glad I did!
The food was very tasty, the place wasn't crowded and the music (background) was pleasant and muted!
For $7.99 at an "All you can eat", this place will also be seen again!
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Posted: Sat Oct 4th, 2008 11:00 pm |
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| Wow I remember both of those resturants and I do have to say I miss the 2 piece chicken dinners at the Burger Queen on Tuesday and Thursdays( for like $1.99 if I'm remembering that right). Old age has seem to help me out on not being correct on something. Forgive me if I'm wrong.....
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local mother wrote: LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote:
They are authentic and wonderful!! A must for everyone who loves mexican food. Now I love the other places too, but this one you do not have to wait for forever to get in. And like I said it is all you can eat.
Me and a co-worker went to the Cascada Mexican Restaurant in the plaza of My Aunt's House across from the Bass Funeral Home for lunch....I AM SO FULL!!
I would definitely love to go back and it was only like $17 for both of us, $6.99 for the buffet and then some for the drink. Very good food and the variety is endless. I couldn't try everything. I definitely have to go back and take my boyfriend, he will love it.
I am so glad you liked it. It came highly recommended from a few of my friends, I have been there at least a dozen times. Great Food, and out of the way! Bad place for a business though, I have seen 2 others close up there, we have to spread the word.
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LovebeingaSouthernGirl wrote:
They are authentic and wonderful!! A must for everyone who loves mexican food. Now I love the other places too, but this one you do not have to wait for forever to get in. And like I said it is all you can eat.
Me and a co-worker went to the Cascada Mexican Restaurant in the plaza of My Aunt's House across from the Bass Funeral Home for lunch....I AM SO FULL!!
I would definitely love to go back and it was only like $17 for both of us, $6.99 for the buffet and then some for the drink. Very good food and the variety is endless. I couldn't try everything. I definitely have to go back and take my boyfriend, he will love it.
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Posted: Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 05:07 pm |
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I went to breakfast again today, the meal was excellent
I haven't had the dinner yet, but I intend to!
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Posted: Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 03:48 pm |
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| The new Mexican resturant in the Publix shopping center is good also.
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Posted: Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 03:40 pm |
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| They are authentic and wonderful!! A must for everyone who loves mexican food. Now I love the other places too, but this one you do not have to wait for forever to get in. And like I said it is all you can eat.
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Posted: Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 03:37 pm |
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At the clock you can have them make your eggs to order when you get the buffet. You don't have to eat the eggs they put on the buffet.
I haven't eaten at the Mexican restaurant that you are speaking of yet. Are they authentic or more Americanized?
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Posted: Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 03:28 pm |
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I knew Rj's closed, but I did not know that Michael's closed as well. They has a decent variety of things to choose from. Sad really is. I knew where to go for some good Alfredo! And I kind of liked the atmosphere in there.
The only place in town that I have eaten that the food could be questionably edible is the Clock. On the other hand, I know a lot of people do like it cause it is always busy. But they are a good example that you can mess up breakfast LOL! Even with a breakfast bar! (Sorry the eggs are awful!)
When I do have to go there I tend to keep to things like a grilled ham and cheese sandwich LOL.
But on the other hand has everyone tried the new Mexican Rest. Across from Bass Funerla Home? They are wonderful, and have authentic mexican foods there, and a huge variety. Well priced, and buffet style as well.
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Posted: Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 03:13 pm |
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okay that's it I'm headed to Burger Queen and then stopping by Tasty Freeze after that.
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OkeeArt wrote: Cuckoo wrote: I heard Michaels had good steaks and Capt. D's excellent coconut skrimps. You might want to check out either one of these since you won't be visiting the others. Thanks for the info on the grilled taters with peppers and onions.
RJ Gators claims to have the best tail in town.
And yet, they are closed too...
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Cuckoo wrote: I heard Michaels had good steaks and Capt. D's excellent coconut skrimps. You might want to check out either one of these since you won't be visiting the others. Thanks for the info on the grilled taters with peppers and onions.
RJ Gators claims to have the best tail in town.
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Posted: Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 01:58 pm |
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| Michael's closed over a month ago...
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CitizenGC wrote: Bilgerat wrote: I found a reason to travel to West Palm on Saturday morning and since I was "out and about" I decided to eat out. Where was the question, the choices here are many.
I hadn't had the opportunity to try the Landing Strip yet, so I made the "effort" to go there. I am certainly glad I did.
The the staff was friendly and prompt, the room clean, cheery and bright and the food was excellent. The scene outside was interesting also with various aircraft parked for us to see.
If I had any complaint, it was that the room was "noisy" (the acoustics there allow the chatter to "bounce"). However that small problem would not deter me from returning.
So to those of you who have not tried this restaurant, do so. It won't disappoint!
When I lived in West Palm there was a strip joint named the Landing Strip, wonder if it's in the same place. It was right in the flight path of the planes taking off and landing on Military Trail just across from the airport runway just above 4 Points. Wonder if they are affiliated ?
I've been to both places, at the one you speak of I wouldn't eat a bag of chips 
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Bilgerat wrote: I found a reason to travel to West Palm on Saturday morning and since I was "out and about" I decided to eat out. Where was the question, the choices here are many.
I hadn't had the opportunity to try the Landing Strip yet, so I made the "effort" to go there. I am certainly glad I did.
The the staff was friendly and prompt, the room clean, cheery and bright and the food was excellent. The scene outside was interesting also with various aircraft parked for us to see.
If I had any complaint, it was that the room was "noisy" (the acoustics there allow the chatter to "bounce"). However that small problem would not deter me from returning.
So to those of you who have not tried this restaurant, do so. It won't disappoint!
When I lived in West Palm there was a strip joint named the Landing Strip, wonder if it's in the same place. It was right in the flight path of the planes taking off and landing on Military Trail just across from the airport runway just above 4 Points. Wonder if they are affiliated ?Last edited on Fri Oct 3rd, 2008 01:28 am by CitizenGC
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Lean Cuisine has a very nice selection of frozen entre's for breakfast, lunch and even dinner. You can pop them in your microwave....... AT HOME.! Enjoy your meal.
PS: Lean Cuisine has an online complaint department if you are not satisfied with any of their products. http://www.leancuisine.com
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| I heard Michaels had good steaks and Capt. D's excellent coconut skrimps. You might want to check out either one of these since you won't be visiting the others. Thanks for the info on the grilled taters with peppers and onions.
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Concerned Taxpayer wrote: Waterfalls wrote: Get over your indignant self, Concerned Taxpayer. I will neither apologize nor patronize Mr. de Lange's cafe. I can't help but notice his absence in this conversation.
Well, one thing is for damn sure. Your absence at the restaurant will not be missed! Bye bye!
Maybe, your mom didn't breast feed you. Maybe, she dropped you on your head.
The Mot Gus leans towards the latter.
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Get over your indignant self, Concerned Taxpayer. I will neither apologize nor patronize Mr. de Lange's cafe. I can't help but notice his absence in this conversation.
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Waterfalls wrote: Mr. de Lange
I appreciated your nice response to my note so my wife and I went out for breakfast...not so much for a free meal but for an opportunity to speak with you. Besides you can't mess up breakfast.
You have obviously never been in the Military
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Different strokes for different folks. One may not find a particular item very good as the may find it the best they ever had. One thing for sure is, you don't have to return if you don't like it.
Its been a long time since I've been there and only for breakfast. It was great. The biggest thing I enjoyed the most was able to spend quality time with my wife in a quiet place on a weekend and watch some airplanes come in and out while I enjoyed my food.
If I don't care for the way my food is prepared, seasoned or served, I just simply don't return.
Example. I first ate at Ma's Kitchen in 1992. They served me hash browns which were equivelent to a frozen square of potatoes that you would pop in a toaster. Not my idea of hash browns. Never returned, but I know alot of people that go there and say its great. If invited to go there I opt not to and tell them to have a nice time. It may have changed since then and one day I may return but I don't expect them to change for me. Thats how they serve it. I just go somewhere else. Others may love their hash browns that way.
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| Now kids lets play nice, Harold did answer you politly, but you became rude with that, I normally will do my homework then call as many times as needed to get the attention of managment or annot them to death
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How about it Admin? Can't I have my say without having that kind of language thrown back at me?
What is your "steak" (get it?) in this Concerned Taxpayer? Nothing snide about you is there?
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Concerned Taxpayer wrote:
Considering your snide attitude, I am glad you will not be patronizing the restaurant, which will lessen the wait for a table during the snowbird season when the place is packed. I thought the man's response to you was very polite and gracious, yet you respond like a horse's ass. Since it appears that you are unable to be satisfied, take your sorry ass somewhere else.
 Shame you have to be such a  
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carli wrote: I will have to look this place up on my next weekend visit, where is it located? I am out on 441 SE by 15B, usually go to the Happy Hour Taverin for the steak dinner... will try looking for the Landing Strip next visit!
It is located in the Terminal Building of the Okeechobee County Airport on Highway 98.
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| I will have to look this place up on my next weekend visit, where is it located? I am out on 441 SE by 15B, usually go to the Happy Hour Taverin for the steak dinner... will try looking for the Landing Strip next visit!
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My reply was addressed to Mr. de Lange; however, I challenge you to go ask for a phone number for him. When I asked, I was told the only number they have is the one in the phone book.
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Waterfalls wrote: Mr. de Lange
I appreciated your nice response to my note so my wife and I went out for breakfast...not so much for a free meal but for an opportunity to speak with you. Besides you can't mess up breakfast. Once again I was told you were in Ft. Lauderdale! Now I'm hearing you are going to get the R J Gators facility. Are you going to run two restaurants from Ft. Lauderdale? We won't be patronizing either one.
Most owners work nights so they can see whats going on, if you are that dis satisfied with your trip ask for a contact number for him or his partner, or for the manager on staff normally there should beone available.....
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I recently ate lunch at the Landing Strip on a Saturday and had an excellent meal. The price was reasonable. The young man who served us was attentive and personable, but not intrusive. No complaints at all.
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Mr. de Lange
I appreciated your nice response to my note so my wife and I went out for breakfast...not so much for a free meal but for an opportunity to speak with you. Besides you can't mess up breakfast. Once again I was told you were in Ft. Lauderdale! Now I'm hearing you are going to get the R J Gators facility. Are you going to run two restaurants from Ft. Lauderdale? We won't be patronizing either one.
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Harrie22 wrote: Yes, our homefries are deepfried but there is allways the option to have them grilled. You can have them with onions & peppers or just plain. The reason why we fry them is the lack of kitchen space and therefore the lack of grill space. Sometimes we get so busy, especially during the weekends and therefore we had to apply these policies. We stop serving breakfast at 11.00 AM during weekdays and 12.00 during the weekends.
I never mentioned our Prime Rib is equal to the ones from Outback Steakhouse; I have never tried them there and after reading this forum I will definatly try them one of these days. I will post my comments on that on this forum.
We serve both prime rib and ribeye steaks, on special, every Thu, Fri, Sat and Sun from 4pm - 8pm. Also excellent are our Steak'n Shrimp which is your choice of steak (ribeye or prime rib) and either fried butterly shrimp or a shrimp skewer with baked potato and a side salad for only $14.95.
This upcoming week we will have coconut shrimp on the menu as well. This is the first time well carry this product and I am confident it would be a hit!
Thanks for all your responses.
Harold
Thanks for the info, you may just see me there this weekend!
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Yes, our homefries are deepfried but there is allways the option to have them grilled. You can have them with onions & peppers or just plain. The reason why we fry them is the lack of kitchen space and therefore the lack of grill space. Sometimes we get so busy, especially during the weekends and therefore we had to apply these policies. We stop serving breakfast at 11.00 AM during weekdays and 12.00 during the weekends.
I never mentioned our Prime Rib is equal to the ones from Outback Steakhouse; I have never tried them there and after reading this forum I will definatly try them one of these days. I will post my comments on that on this forum.
We serve both prime rib and ribeye steaks, on special, every Thu, Fri, Sat and Sun from 4pm - 8pm. Also excellent are our Steak'n Shrimp which is your choice of steak (ribeye or prime rib) and either fried butterly shrimp or a shrimp skewer with baked potato and a side salad for only $14.95.
This upcoming week we will have coconut shrimp on the menu as well. This is the first time well carry this product and I am confident it would be a hit!
Thanks for all your responses.
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| Thanks for the info Vernon.......
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Harrie22,
I started this thread, as I said I will return. However I have a question.
The home fries delivered to our table were "deep fried". This is not a complaint, but is it possible to have an option to have the potatoes either pan fried or cooked on the grill?
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Posted: Mon Sep 29th, 2008 01:07 am |
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Southern Diva wrote: Please advise on what your hours are for the prime rib and for the weekends, I dont drink and prefer to be in a spot that is away from any bar, no offense to anyone just dont care for it, My husband does rib eye do you also carry that, if you would like to answer me privately just pm me
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Southern Diva
Southern Diva,
The Landing Strip DOES NOT have a bar. Beer or wine is only allowed to be served with meals after 11 AM. The restaurant is open for dinner till 8 PM on Thursday thru Sunday.
Vernon Gray, Airport Manager
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Posted: Mon Sep 29th, 2008 12:57 am |
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Harold,
I have heard alot about your cafe` good and bad mostly good. I have tried every prime rib in a tri-county area including here in chobee and have yet to find one that comes close to outbacks, How would you say yours compares to them.. Rare is best for me....
Please advise on what your hours are for the prime rib and for the weekends, I dont drink and prefer to be in a spot that is away from any bar, no offense to anyone just dont care for it, My husband does rib eye do you also carry that, if you would like to answer me privately just pm me
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Southern Diva
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Posted: Mon Sep 29th, 2008 12:40 am |
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I am sorry to hear about your bad experience. I am Harold and I am one of the two owners. Since I basically never had complaints about our Prime Rib i feel like i have to respond.
We sell prime rib from Thursday to Sunday and sell on average 2-3 loins per day. The oldest loin you'll ever get would be max. 4 days old. If stored the right way, you wouldn't taste the difference between a new loin and a four day old loin. Our cooks are well trained in both cooking and storing our Prime Ribs.
I understand that no matter how hard you try, there will allways be someone not satisfied enough with our products and/or services. That's why I appreciate feedback from our customers. I would suggest next time to ask for a contact number/business card or anything in that nature, to speak to one of the owners/managers.
It is my responsability to make sure that every customer is getting good food, service and pricing. I am sorry that you didn't and i'll surely take the blame for that. That's why i would like to invite you one more time, on my tab, to try us out. Please introduce yourself, or call me ahead and I'll make sure you will leave satisfied and hopefully will become a more frequent customer.
Kind Regards,
Harold de Lange
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Posted: Thu Sep 25th, 2008 03:18 pm |
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I did speak with the waitress. She was not sympathetic and told me both owners were in Ft. Lauderdale. Their absence and her indifference made up my mind never to return there.
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Last edited on Wed Oct 15th, 2008 12:09 pm by Concerned Taxpayer
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Posted: Sun Sep 21st, 2008 03:03 am |
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Waterfalls wrote: Our prime rib dinner at the Landing Strip tasted like it was warmed over from last week.
This is why i ask so many questions, I have had prime rib at, brahma bull, micheals when it was open, and to be honest they SUCKED! tasted like my 12 year old made them, Have had the rib eye at both places and they are not bad, it takes an art to know how to cook prime rib and the seasonings to use, I will try it and let you know my thoughts, we go to outback almost every sat night
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Posted: Sat Sep 20th, 2008 10:21 pm |
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Try the steaks at the Happy Hour Tavern! The Best Steaks and Coldest beer on the Lake! Blows the strip away!!
Dawg
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