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Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
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Nothing worse than a restaurant that tantalizes you at times with great food and great service and then turns right around and hits rock bottom the next time you are there. That is Flemings in a nutshell. When the food and service is on (about 1/4 of the time) the place is memorable, when all has gone to hell and a handbasket (about 3/4 of the time) you want to demand a refund on the outrageous price you just paid for mediocrity. Not sure how many GM's they've gone through but they need to fire whoever is running the place now. A great restaurant is consistent, not just occasionally on the mark.
Pros: Can be great
Cons: Most of the time is not
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