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Primo's Tex-Mex Grille
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citysearch c.
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Possibly the wierdest dining experience ever! The food was excellent, delivered to the table in perfect timing, margaritas were very good, beautiful build-out.....but the management was beyond unprofessional. I think we got the ONLY good waitress in the entire restaurant. Ask for Beth-Ann and you'll have a great meal. The bartender and management stood around talking to each other and doing nothing about most of the pouting, sneering, Snookie look-alikes (minus the teased hair) working there. I expected the food to be horrible based on appearances, but it was so good I would consider going back to get more?! The diners were a mixed bag (from families to an older couple in a make-out session) so odd. Maybe the kitchen manager is a real professional, because the food was a treat.
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