Maybe a visit to try it out might be in order before critiquing anything, a slam to a new business just opened is uncalled for .

Prices seemed in-line imo.

Agree, they are not going to make it. Retired people like food deals. Some can pay anything but most can’t. Just got an excellent burger with fries at Ruby Tuesday’s for five dollars. Its their Tuesday special. Lady friend and I were out the door for $13 and some change which included a 20% tip!
That’s the way you do it!

Can build that burger better at home for less than 2 bucks.

YEAH, you can cook anything at home for a lot less. But that's not the point. May want to go out sometimes for a break or special occasion with friends.


Originally Posted by graciegirl View Post
Well if the hamburger pictured is the one for $16, it looks like it may be worth it.
I agree Graciegirl, it looks good. Kinda looks like Fiveguys burger and fries. So it would definitely be in line with their prices and much better atmosphere I'm sure.
We will definitely give it a try.
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A better more affordable menu would be a start..

The truth is if their over priced, they like many others have, will fail

Yep and their meat comes to this country in 50 gal. drum.

Wow, you really only left $2.00 for your tip? Even if you are enjoying a reduced price entree, you should tip as if you are paying the full price. The wait staff did have to take your order, bring it your table, get your two glasses of water, provide your bill and cash you out, and clear and clean your table for $2.00!

The menu is affordable to many Villagers. Prices are similar to Lopez, Palmer, BlueFin, ChopHouse, Wolfgang Puck and Prima which are busy.
Many people prefer not eating in mediocre chain restaurants.

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You are 100% correct. $2 is inappropriate.

You get what you pay for. Im sure this place will do very well once the word is out. For those not willing to pay for decent food, the drive thru is still open and you can still “have it your way” at McDonalds or other bottom of the barrel fast food places.

Here we go again, People want a country club in area but don't support it because prices are too high for some. Now a new food place opens and what is the first post!!!!! Prices too high!

Make for a great case why the family tore down country club. Why should they lose money? Same for the new place! Prices have gone up everywhere and will continue to rise on everything as long as the economy continues to rise.

Welcome to the real world! For the OP....Find your comfort zone and let others find theirs. Try to enjoy life!!!!! :bigbow:

I personally have been disappointed that the villages uses predominantly chain restaurants. I prefer unique, family owned dining. I think this is definitely a step in the right direction for variety.