Case: Pretty, modern, green...but corporate and architects run wild...in all this, they forgot the customer!\n\nVery inconvenient layout...plan on walking a mile+ to do anything!  Difficult to navigate, spread out, and chicken***t delivery.  2 drink coupons on arrival...good for the minimum well drink beer or wine.  No free pours.  The Washingtons are squeezed till they scream in this place.  Stay Away!
Classification: tideland


Case: I came to Capital Grille for a private party, and it was a delightful time.  I am really glad I wasn't the one paying for the party, as the prices seem steep.  As it was a party, I sampled a lot of foods.  But I didn't eat a full meal.  I'm guessing everything we ate was catered so I'm not sure what all is on the regular menu. Overall, everything was great.\n\nBefore the food, the ambiance was quite nice.  There is a main dining area, and there is also a private room toward the back.  The restaurant was set up very nicely, and I would definitely come back here for a nice evening.  I didn't realize it was a Darden Chain, but this is ten steps above Olive Garden and Red Lobster.\n\nFavorite Food Sampled:\nRisotto Fritters:  I loved these FAR too much.  It's grown up deep fried mac and cheese, and it made me so happy.  Perfect in the cold weather.  It's creamy and cheesey and warm.  SO DELICIOUS.  I may have eaten ten (or twelve).\n\nOther things I sampled:  Two glasses of wine (OK.  More than a sample there.), fresh tomato and mozzarella crostini, proscuitto, smoked Norwegian Salmon on onion pita crisps, cheese platter, and grilled vegetables.  Everything was delicious.  No complaints.\n\nOk.  I don't get the massive picture of Mr. Rogers at all.  In a place that is supposed to be \""classy,\"" it was just weird.  It was like Mr. Rogers was watching me eat.  I mean, local flavor is cool.  But this was just pushing it.
Classification: sey


Case: The Holly Trinity of Eatery Reviews: Atmosphere, Service, Food\n\nAtmosphere: Anton & James (AJ) is a beautiful place to sit down or grab a bite on the go.  Situated on Stanley St (between De Maisonneuve and St. Catherine streets) - it does a great job of being in the mix of it all, but yet retain a type of clean urban look.  The place can get a little crowded at lunch time and dinner, and it does not have abundant seating - but despite this, the decor is such that it allows all patrons to seamlessly intertwine without getting (too much) in each other's way.  There is a long Granite table on the top floor that's perfect for evening gatherings with friends.  Love the set up.\n\nService:  The people at AJ's are very very professional.  Through my dinning experience in Montreal, I've come to learn that AJ's is owned / run by the same people that own Ruben's Deli(s) on St. Catherine's Street, and one of the hallmarks of Ruben's is professional service - this has certainly been translated to AJs.  Pay for your food, and they will give you a number (on a stand), and a waiter, waitresses, or sometimes even the manager will bring the food to you - upstairs, downstairs, or even outside (in the summer time). \n\nFood:  If end up liking AJ's atmosphere and service - you'll come back for the food!  The menu is limited (but expanding slowly) and mainly consists of several types of grilled panini sandwiches - You absolutely MUST try the chicken chipotle - MUST.  Everything is made fresh, and if you order a pizza (good for 1 & 1/2 people), it's made from absolute scratch.  There are usually 2-3 soups of the day ready and hot, and AJ's provides a wide selection of beverages and packaged salads if you're on the go.   They have an absolutely divine deserts counter - that will certainly become a guilty pleasure.  Carrot Cake Muffin, all the way.  Prices are reasonable if a little on the \""not cheap\"" side - but you certainly get you're money's worth - and that's what counts.\n\nBig fan ~ urban chic.
Classification: sey


Case: My  has been sick in bed for 2 days.  Her fever hasn't dropped below 100 despite a regular regiment of medication.  She dragged herself out of bed on her sick day - the first sick day she has taken in literally 4 years because she usually pushes through.  She couldn't this time.  She went to your facility after checking in online and making an appointment.  She sat there for TWO AND A HALF HOURS!  She was taken into a room in a reasonable time, but the \""doctor\"" was very inefficient.  (i.e.: took strep swab and insisted on waiting for results before taking flu test, left her waiting for more than 15 minutes for strep results, finally gave her flu test and DISAPPEARED for almost an HOUR!)  The \""doctor\"" literally told her he forgot she was in there.  It turns out what she has is purely viral and they can't prescribe anything anyway.  So a 15 minute drive, 2 1/2 hours sitting there, 15 minute drive home plus $154 of wasted time, energy and NO sleep due to the incompetence of an under-staffed facility.  That's a disgrace!  I literally can't form additional words to express my anger, her frustration and how obnoxious it is that she lost 3 hours of time that could have been spent healing and instead running herself down further.  Way to prioritize HEALTH!!!!!
Classification: tideland
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Our family eats there at least three times a week. We are never disappointed with the food or the service. 1st rate in our book.. \nFriendly courteous and prompt with their service. They have it figured out! For a first class dining experience stop by you will not be disappointed