District 7 -memorial - Houston

Our server was overwhelmed by the number of tables he had. It's too long to get drinks. He was nice and helpful, just had too much. The tables were not revived when people were gone.

The experience was absolutely terrible from the moment we got there. First we had to find the host ourselves. I had a party of 20 people and the tables were not even ready even though the restaurant was empty. Our server was very forgetful and had an attitude when we asked him for condiments that came with our meals. Silverware was not on the table, we waited over 30 min for champagne glasses and our drinks. The coffee a friend ordered was cold, everyone’s food was also cold but at that point we were so over it we ate anyways. Oh by the way the food was absolutely terrible. The pork chop was nasty, the waffles were dry, even the eggs were trash. Luckily we were all so happy to see each other we enjoyed ourselves. But this was absolutely the worst experience of my life. The worst part is a lot of us at the table have been servers or hosts ourselves so we were very unimpressed and disappointed in the quality of service. We would never treat our customers this way. We still tipped him again even though gratuity was included because we know how it is. However , hopefully he will read this review and learn from this. You cannot be unorganized and treat people like they don’t matter.

The hotel is located on the first floor of an office building, directly on the terry hershey cycle path. partly shaded terrace with tables and couches happy hour food and drink card large wine card for glasses and bottles

Large eating and atmosphere extremely slow service outdoor eating is large spacious and site to socialize calale and artichoke diving is great octopus is perfectly prepared brunch items are all very delicious salat are fresh and tasteful

Our server was overwhelmed by the number of tabs he had. it's too eternal to get drinks. he was nice and helpful, just had too much. the tables were not cloged when the people were gone.