Wilmington Restaurants

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Texas Roadhouse
Jul 9, 2008 by KC from Wilmington
Overall Rating: 5
Food:[6] • Service:[4] • Atmosphere:[9]

• Not much.
• The sanitation, service and most of all the surprise in the butter.

“My fiance and I used to love Texas Roadhouse! The last few times we went though have been majorly disappointing. When we were seated, our waitress brought us the rolls with cinnamon butter as they normally do. The rolls were hard and we found a generous piece of a latex glove in the butter. The buckets on our table used for peanuts had what appeared to be mold covering the insides. When we reported these disappointments to the manager on duty, she simply said she was sorry and walked away. Needless to say, we have found a new favorite restaurant.”

Heck Of A Peck
Mar 26, 2008 by Letitia from Wilmington, NC
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[10]

• Everything.
• Nothing.

“Can't believe I have lived in Wilmington for almost 6 years and just now discovered Heck Of A Peck! I was greeted at the door by the owner as well as staff, all friendly. The raw oysters (husked in front of me) were so fresh and tasty. The homemade cocktail sauce was served warm and extra horseradish was available. I left very full and happy.”

Rim Wang Inc
Sep 28, 2007 by jen from wilmington
Overall Rating: 9
Food:[9] • Service:[8] • Atmosphere:[8]

• The variety and flavors of the food.
• Small bathrooms.

“The food here is awesome. They have well stocked bar and great saki choices.”

Salt Works 2
Sep 8, 2007 by Thom from Elizabethtown
Overall Rating: 10
Food:[10] • Service:[10] • Atmosphere:[8]

• I loved the home style diner cooking.
• The place gets crowded because it is great.

“This is a hidden locals favorite diner that simply serves great food at a great price. Nothing is pretentious here. This is just good home-style cooking. The breakfasts are eye-appealing and great. There are diner lunch specials like pork chops (2 for $7) or rib eyes ($9) each with your choice of 3 sides. The sides include rice & gravy, mashed potatoes, macaroni & cheese, cucumbers & tomatoes, beans, etc. This is true blue-plate special diner food all cooked to perfection. They also serve burgers and hot dogs and handmade desserts like apple pie. You will also have to look closely to even find it. The building and the parking lot are hid among the trees. The inside is light and airy and tourist free for the most part.”

George Street Tavern
Sep 4, 2007 by TJ from Raleigh,nc
Overall Rating: 1
Food:[2] • Service:[1] • Atmosphere:[2]

• Nothing.
• Food, service.

“We wanted a nice dinner a picked this place. What we got was a Hostess who did not want to give us the time of day, bartender was the same. Once we were seated we were give water that had a Tap water taste and had a smell. The silverware, (once we got it was dirty. Looking around at the empty tables we noticed the wine glasses looked dirty. Once the food was brought out is a huge disappointment. We had ordered the Prime Rib. It was over cooked a dry. The potatoes (garlic smashed) had no Garlic taste. The Asparagus was way under cooked. We spent $65.00 for a meal that was not worth $20.00. For it to be an expensive restaurant it has the character of a McDonalds. I would not recommend this place to anyone. I would love if they had their own Website so I could complain.”