So tell me what to order, please.![]()
Big D totally intimidates hovering waiters without saying anything (his body language and his predator "look" is his trademark), so that won't be a problem for us.
Too attentive waiters are far better than those who seem to have clocked out or are out back taking a cigarette break. :roll:
In the reasons for me to return to a restaurant, food is #1, service is #2, price is #3, and ambiance is a factor.
I totally agree.
There is always the option to kindly ask too attentive service to relax.
There's rarely a positive fix or solution for that other kind of service.
My wife and I had a fantastic dinner last Friday with the honor of sitting at the "Chef's Table." Chef David keenly moved about his kitchen observing and ensuring the quality of his menu was at its highest as it left the kitchen.
Those of you who mentioned too much attention may need to learn to appreciate proper service. I agree with the above, kindly ask for less service. "There's rarely a positive fix or solution for that other kind of service." Well said.
The food was some of the most creative I have seen on the panhandle in some time. If you want standard fried fish, hit a fry house or tourist restaurant. What you'll find here are some unique creations using local staples and products. Well done Sean, Chip and Chef David!
Yummy!