Reviews The House Of Seven Brothers

My oysters were perfect. Our dinners were beautifully plated and the staff is delightful.

Good service and good food. Nice size portions. Crispy chicken was excellent as was the Salmon. Peanut butter pie was amazing! Creme brulee was almost flavorless, but that was the only negative thing I would have to report. Overall very happy!

Quick service. Excellent food. Prime rib was delicious and excellent beef. Used players club rewards for a discount.

We took our family here for dinner while everyone was in town visiting back in May of 2019. We made a reservation because we weren’t sure if it would be busy, especially for a party of 12 on a Friday night. The waitress was very patient with everyone, and our water glasses were always full. All of our food came at the same time, so we were all able to eat together. The cocktails were good and they sneak up on you… well at least they did for me. I don’t remember what everyone got, but I do remember everyone enjoying their meal! I remember getting the Cedar Salmon, and I loved it. The salmon was cooked perfectly. My husband got a sandwich which was delicious. The second time we came here it was Christmas Eve of 2019. I didn’t feel like cooking, so we went here on a whim hoping they were open and able to get a table. To our surprise they seated us right away. It was definitely busy, but service didn’t slack at all. We started our night with some Christmas themed cocktails. I think mine was called the Grinch. I’m not one for minty drinks, but the name sounded cute so I gave it a try. It was good, but it was really strong. I didn’t finish it only because I couldn’t get past the strong taste. I also didn’t want to be that person complaining about a drink that I ordered and there was a chance I wouldn’t like it. For an appetizer, we got the Oysters Rockefeller. They were good! A little too toasty, but good. I got the Prime Rib with a baked potato and I added scallops. I believe my husband ordered the Ribeye with garlic mashed potatoes and he added scallops as well. Both meals were cooked perfectly. We had no complaints and left with full tummies.

Walk in's welcome but better with an appointment for the restaurant. Once sitting they took a long time too get a waitress. Thank Goodness to water runners who were able to fill the gap between the waitress and cook. Just add another half hour between sitting, water, ordered meals, get meal and dessert. Yea 2.5 hours good thing we ordered shrimp cocktail otherwise we would of starved:) Short staffed we were told. The Stake was delicious and worth waiting for. Great tasting coffee thanks runners for the refilled. The Fish and Chips were delicious too.

Very friendly and prompt service. Food was great, coffee was okay.

I want to give a big thank you to Cameron, she went above and beyond with service and just being an awesome person. She joked around and made our experience very comfortable. I highly recommend this restaurant and the food is phenomenal!

This place is not amazing if you are considering fine dining, but it's still pretty good. I would say that you get what you pay for, even if you are paying a lot. I ordered the most expensive thing on the menu, the filet Oscar, at $50. The fillet tasted more like a sirloin, though it was cooked just right. The crab topping tasted like it came from a can. The asparagus was cooked perfect and the mashed potatoes were really good. My husband ordered the prime rib pot pie, and while the filling portion was really good, he said that the "pot pie" biscuit on top was kind of gross. Both of my kids ordered from the kids menu and it was just standard stuff, nothing to complain about. I would still recommend this place though because while pricey you do still get what you pay for.