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The food took forever to be served! We had spicy calamari  for appetizer which is not spicy at all but nonetheless tasted good. The steak was awesome! The spaghetti was good but i didn't like the meatballs they tasted like paper. The chardonnay tasted like nothing, I mean nothing at all. It looked like it was diluted with water. The sweet tea was great. If the weather is nice, prefer eating outside. Inside has bad acoustic. It sounded worse than a sports bar.
3 stars

Can't say this was captivating. Convoluted, hard to follow plot. A lot of sword fighting and crawling around on a big rotating platform. I found myself more interested in the mechanics of the stage platform, some impressive hydraulics, then the actual show going on. Looked at my watch every ten minutes. Show is about 90 minutes but crawls. Best part was the guy at the very end, doing jump rope on the big rotating wheel. Other than that, not much to see here.
2 stars

My husband and I are big fans of Gorden Ramsay. I was excited to see Christina at the pass as we followed this past season of Hell's Kitchen. We had make reservations a couple of months ahead of time to assure the time we wanted. We were seated promptly as a very nice table for two on the lower level. Very comfortable seating. We started with the signature drinks that were fantastic. Our app was the Alaskan King Crab that was quite tasty along with the house bread. I had the Prime Ribeye with a side of haricot vert. Steak was cooked and seasoned perfectly, absolutely delicious. My husband had the Wellington, his however we thought was under seasoned but cooked well. The potato puree was good, not fantastic. We thought that was too bad seeing it was on the Hell's Kitchen show. I would recommend this restaurant it was quite good. It is a bit pricey, however similar to the other celebrity steak houses. I would say plan on $150pp. I thought it was worth it.

5 stars

