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Winston's Grille
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citysearch c.
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I read all the reviews, so I thought it was going to be exceptional. Or at the very least, really good. It was suburban fare that tries too hard to be creative than just really good. Penne with chicken, not as good as Bertolli in a bag. Sorry, boring. Not worth $14. My daughter's fries were good. Our salad was meek, a cup of lettuce, some carrots and croutons and 3 slices of onion and 3 wedges of tomatoes. That's a $1.95 salad, not $3.95. I'd expect a decent side salad for that. Not to mention the waiter taking my daughter's salad plate while she was still chewing. Rude! Or not offering us bread & butter, which other tables got. He forgot. He forgot the table next to us all well. Forgot to mention the soups, too. It was a really mediocre experience and meal. My husband cooks better, so unless we go back and try something actually delicious, why bother?
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