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Tina's
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The disappointing nature of our dining experience at Tina's compelled us to write our first review ever. Upon entering, our ""host"" seated us promptly, with little more than a nod to acknowledge our arrival. By all appearances the menu seemed to provide a tasteful variety of options which we expected, considering the price tag. The restaurant's wine list was, in hindsight, its most impressive offering. The waitress, after stammering out a hasty and forced greeting, continued a theme of unwelcome arrogance by the staff. No recommendations or menu highlights were offered. The salmon spring roll appetizer was delicious. The rabbit dish coupled with greens and mashed potatoes, as well as the seared duck breast complete with (burnt) pumpkin corn bread, proved to be lacking in flavor. As our waitress sat 10 ft. away counting her money, our water glasses sat empty for the duration of our meal. This proved to compromise not only our attempt at a romantic evening but also an otherwise perfect weekend getaway. Sorry to have troubled you with our patronage, Tina's...we won't be bothering you again.
Pros: Wine list
Cons: Where to begin?
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